Art Supplies near Woodbridge, VA
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“OMG!!! If you haven't been to this shop you are missing out! I'm in Winchester Va. and other than the crappy big box stores this is the only "mom and pop" store left close to me. Everyone I met...employees, customers and even the owner were so nice and friendly. If you are a paper craftier you need to check them out. I scrapbook and make cards but she also has other items and classes.Also you can't go wrong with the drive to this quaint little town. The fall colors and the town was so inviting.”
10AM - 4:30PM
5704 General Washington Dr Suite C, Alexandria
Art Supplies
“I went to Clayworks in Alexandria with a vague list of pottery supplies that I needed for a class. The manager was very helpful in finding the right items. They were friendly and knowledgeable throughout the process, and I got exactly what I needed.”
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“Very creative store that's a great idea for art teachers, artists, or people with general art related hobbies! However, I'd be more open to accepting donations. Doing it by appointment seems rather odd, If it were me, I'd take whatever I could and sort it that way. There were a lot of really great items. However, some of it seemed a bit useless. I do pride myself in finding ways to recycle old things into art, but some of this stuff could serve no further purposes. Either way, it's a great idea, and a great store!”
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“I love this store. As a mom I get excited for all the supplies, selection of books and toys they have for kids. So much for them to learn. You’ll find exactly what you need here.”
“There was a friendly woman at the fabric counter that helped me find what I was looking for. I encountered another employee who gave me a friendly greeting. The cashier, Imariah, needs to learn how to handle customer interactions from her co-workers. I went to check out and the cashier was nowhere to be found. She was in another section of the store. Upon noticing me, she returned to her work station. Even though she walked right past me, she did not so much as acknowledge me. She logged into the cash register and still had not acknowledged me, nor greeted me. I handed her my items and asked the price. Once she responded, I proceeded with the transaction. She did her job, but avoided any sort of customer interaction above what she felt was necessary.”