Top Arts and Crafts Supplies in Dallas, TX
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Beadworks
By powerpedalerr at Citysearch February 09, 2012
It's not there anymore. It used to be the best source of seed beads in unusual sizes and colors, as well as awesome classes. I drove by there today and it's closed, stripped bare. Too bad--it was worth the drive in from Denton. ...read more
Splendor In The Grass
By LeeNLouisiana at Citysearch December 29, 2011
This shop has such a welcoming and cozy feel!\t\nAll the beads are handpicked by the owner - HUGE selection of everything you could possibly need to complete any jewelry project you have in mind. All the best materials; you can't find these supplies at JoAnn's or Michael's! Semi-precious beads, silver, wire, chains, soldering, metal stamping, books, tools, etc, etc...\t\nThe Staff are all very knowledgeable and helpful.\t\nHave taken three classes so far and will be taking one this weekend - a great classroom set up! \t\nLOVE it!!!! ...read more
Tandy Leather Factory
By Parkersandquinn November 19, 2011
I make the extra effort to drive over to this Tandy vs. others closer to me. The Staff here are great! Knowledgeable, friendly and very helpful. I have been to quite a few of these stores, and this place is the best for customer service and project help! -J ...read more
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Industrial Sewing Machines & Cutting Room Equipment
Dema Industrial Sewing Machines has a large selection of sewing and cutting machines. We also carry Used industrial machines for all types of sewing applications. We carry all brands like Juki, Brother, Mitsubishi, Pfaff, Dematron, kansai, Jack ,Yamato, Pegasus, Consew, Highlead, and many more. We have been serving the apparel industry for over 25 years. Call today if you need any help or consulting. 1-888-492-5553 ...read more
By Dema sewing machines July 15, 2019
CAC to bring unseenamerica to Bayles Elementary
The Creative Arts Center of Dallas, a 43-year-old visual arts school and community art center located 4 miles east of downtown Dallas, is working with 4 and 5th graders and their families at nearby Bayles Elementary to teach photography skills and create an exhibition of photos of their lives away from school. The 10-week project, unseenamerica, will be taught by two photojournalists, Michael Blackwell and Jessie Pollak, with the help of a writer from the Writer's Garret. Unseenamerica, is a national project of Bread & Roses Cultural Project, Inc. which has documented the lives of thousands of unseen Americans though photography and cultural expression. The Dallas program is funded by the George and Fay Young Foundation. ...read more
By Creative Arts Center of Dallas January 24, 2008