the Scrapbook Store

When every craft store like Michaels or hobby Lobby have the same paper and the same options for you to choose from I love finding a small scrapbooking store that offers original items. They have a lot of the smaller rubber stamp companies in their store including
and Lawn Fawn. The owners are very nice and they offer a lot of events to attend. The other thing that’s really nice if they offer a lot of space if you want to spend some time creating but don’t have the room in your own home. Keep up the great work ladies!

The ladies here are very helpful and the paper supply is endless. I have a list when I arrive and leave with a lot more than I budgeted for. Sometimes I buy paper or stamps just because they’re cute. Prices are reasonable and competitive with chain craft stores and they also offer classes. I love that they intermingle project ideas with the supplies to give a better understanding of how you can use it.

Brick and mortar scrapbook supply and paper craft stores aren’t that common anymore so when I’m visiting a city that has a paper craft store, I’m there in a heartbeat. Hi, my name is Aimee and I am a paper craft addict.
This store is spacious, not for lack of inventory, but everything is well laid-​out and there is tons of room to browse. There is also an adjacent cropping room with a lots of tables to work on… if I were local, I’d totally check out their cropping nights.
They have a huge selection of patterned, textured, themed and plain scrapbook paper and cardstock. There was a big selection of die cuts and embossing plates, inks, embossing powders, stamps… everything you need for scrapbooking/​card-​making/​papercrafts. There are some displays of cards and pages to help give you ideas for your own work too – always nice.
The lady helping me – I think she’s one of the owners? – was super nice and helpful. It’s always nice talking to someone that gets as excited about paper crafts as I do.
Love the store.

This is a store I used to frequent while in grad school. I recently stopped in en route to a MKE airport pickup and was really pleased by their new location. It’s not particularly amazing as far as products go, but the saleslady (owner?) was so much more friendly than they ever were at the old location (I read on the website that the store changed hands) and it’s SO much better laid out. The best part? A WALL of Bazzill cardstock! Totally droolworthy for crafty types.