Le Vintage Finds, Marysville
While Snohomish County isn’t overflowing with local shops carrying arts and crafts supplies (there needs to be more), the ones that it does have are awesome. The biggest local spot is of course Ben Franklin in Monroe (yep, locally owned and operated). It is by far the best place to go for a bit of everything.
Don’t overlook the little guys though! You can probably guess they are my favorite, and you’d be right. We are frequent visitors to ArtSpot in Edmonds, picking up paint, canvas, and more whenever we are feeling creative. Candle making has been a new endeavour, and soap is probably next, thanks to Cierra Candle & Soap in Everett. Then there is knitting, and crocheting. That is on our list of things to try as well, and when we do, we’ll be hitting up Perfectly Knotty in Arlington for fiber and some classes.
Whatever your art or craft, there is something for you, you just have to know where to look. Here is a mini guide of where to go to get you started. Don’t forget, if and when you do visit, be sure to share the spot and your creations on social media. Do your part to support local shops!
Stanwood
Cotton Pickens’ Quilts
8718 270th St NW
PinchKnitter Yarns
8712 271st St NW Stanwood
Stilly River Yarns
9913 271st St NW Ste A
Arlington
The Paint Bungalow (Paint)
430 N Olympic Ave
Perfectly Knotty
310 N Olympic Ave
Reclaimed Heart (Paint)
431 N Olympic Ave
Everett
Cierra Candle & Soap
Making Supply (+Wood Tools)
2815 Baker Ave Ste 105
Covenant Art Glass
3232 Broadway
Great Yarns
4023 Rucker Ave
JAG Artworks
1806 Hewitt Ave
Edmonds
ArtSpot Art Supply
408 Main St
Snohomish
Country Yarns
119 Glen Ave
Quilting Mayhem
1011 2nd St
Monroe
Ben Franklin
19505 Highway 2
The Junk Sisterhood (Paint)
126 E Main St
Vintage & Rust
202 W Main St
Bothell
Garden of Beadin’
817 238th St SE Ste A (Country Village)
Keepsake Cottage Crafts
818 238th St SE (Country Village)
O’Malley & Potter
23716 8th Ave SE (Country Village)

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Monthly and annual subscriptions can be bought HERE. Finally, a limited number of printed copies are available at The Chic Boatique, Artisans Mercantile, and Tried & True Boutique in Snohomish and Reclaimed Heart in Arlington, Vintage Company No. 7 in Bothell, Ladders Clothing & Company in Stanwood Island, Rustic Redemption in Granite Falls, and Vintage & Rust in Monroe each month.
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