Edgewater + Andersonville Hobby & Craft Stores
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Edgewater + Andersonville Hobby & Craft Stores


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Interested in getting a casual hobby going? Maybe want to grow, craft, collect or create something at home?

Check out our local neighborhood businesses that can help you out!

These are not only great places to help get you started, but also to find classes and sessions which build community around shared interests.

6 places

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The Dropped Stitch

The Dropped Stitch

Charming neighborhood yarn store featuring a wide selection of knitting, crochet, and needlecraft supplies plus community workshops.

StoreEdgewater

Paper & Pencil

Paper & Pencil

Cozy, independent stationery store offering a curated selection of pens, notebooks, and stickers.

StoreAndersonville

Freestyle Ceramics & Tufting (Andersonville)

Freestyle Ceramics & Tufting (Andersonville)

Creative DIY studio offering pottery painting and rug tufting workshops.

Home goods storeUptown

Chicagoland Games Dice Dojo

Chicagoland Games Dice Dojo

Expansive game store featuring a massive selection of board games and TCGs, alongside a large dedicated space for free play.

StoreEdgewater

Gethsemane Garden Center

Gethsemane Garden Center

Sprawling, upmarket garden center & greenhouse offering plants, flowers, gifts & outdoor furniture.

Garden CenterEdgewater

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