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State DirectoryArt Supplies in Central Business District Seattle, WA
1. Blick Art Materials
1600 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122
From Business: Founded in Galesburg, Illinois, in 1911, Blick Art Materials (DickBlick.com) is the largest and oldest provider of art supplies in the United States with more than 65 retail…
3. School Art Materials
PO Box 94082, Seattle, WA 98124
4. Pen & Ink Drawings By Patrick
1501 Pike Pl 323, Seattle, WA 98101
9. World Beads
10. World Beads
98 Virginia St, Seattle, WA 98101
Wheelchair accessible16. Hide House
Serving the Seattle Area
From Business: *For Wholesale Customers, See Our Web Site *We are a Sister Company to NAPA Glove & Safety & Source Leathers of All Kinds From Around the World.* Contact Tanning is Available…
18. Michaels - The Arts & Crafts Store
1700 W Armory Way, Seattle, WA 98119
From Business: Celebrate Fall and Halloween with our seasonal essentials, like pumpkins, wreaths, garlands, halloween decorations, and more. Michaels has all of your fall decorating and…
19. Daniel Smith Art Supplies & Custom Framing
4150 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134
21. Fusion Beads
3830 Stone Way N, Seattle, WA 98103
"OMG, this place is like bead heaven. The staff ROCKS, they have tons of Swarovski crystal, books, tools, findings, ideas. I want to live there. I love fusion beads. I wish they…"
22. Seattle Mosaic Arts
1325 N 46th St, Seattle, WA 98103
From Business: We are a mosaic studio that sells supplies, teaches classes, offers studio space for members and creates custom mosaics.
23. Artist & Craftsman Supply
4350 8th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105
"VERY PROFESSIONAL AND COURTEOUS STAFF AND MANAGERS AND OWNERS...VERY RECOMMENDABLE...GO GO GO!!!!"
24. Crackerjack Contemporary Crafts
1815 N 45th St Ste 212, Seattle, WA 98103
27. Northwest Art & Frame
4733 California Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116
Wheelchair accessible30. Alexander's Bead Bazaar
6307 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115
"I bought several types of faceted gem stones that have since faded to nearly a clear color. This indicates to me that they were dyed rather than the real thing. They were sold…"