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Craft Room
by Brooke Preston
July 26th, 2007
Olivera Bratich opened Wholly Craft to provide Columbus with an outpost for the growing, worldwide DIY crafting movement.
But these do-it-yourself wares aren’t exactly the Macramé potholders your grandma used to make. Wholly Craft carries a wide variety of hip, 100-percent handmade goods, including clothing, accessories, jewelry, toys and gift items.
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Tried to stop by today, but they don’t open until 1 pm.
Kind of annoying when you want to do the whole urban shopping thing tied to the farmer’s markets. Feh.
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Stopped in today around 3 pm. Very nice new space, lots more room, needs air conditioning though. I commented how I’ve always wondered how the mystic crystal shop that was in the space before managed to survive as long as it did.
Ah! That’s where this is!
Anne & I took dance lessons at Rawlins right near by for about a year, and I often wondered about the crystal store as we walked by it every week.
Ah! That’s where this is!
Anne & I took dance lessons at Rawlins right near by for about a year, and I often wondered about the crystal store as we walked by it every week.
LOL…so how soon before this site shuts down and becomes http://www.welovethesuburbs.com ;)
I didn’t realize that ballroom dancing was something exclusive to suburban living? :?
We took them in preparation for our wedding last year, and I’d highly recommend it for anyone getting married who doesn’t want to look like they’re still doing the awkward high-school prom back-and-forth sway. Not to mention that a year’s worth of group lessons at Rawlins cost just a hair more than 5 private lessons at Fred Astaire!