Fiber arts in Hendersonville, North Carolina

Yesterday's Tree Furniture and Design is a premier furniture store and home goods store located in Asheville, North Carolina. For over 35 years, we have been providing fresh and fashionable decor and design to homes in the Asheville area. Our store offers a wide selection of first-quality furniture from top brands, as well as carefully curated accessories to enhance your home decor. Looking for a unique gift? We have delightful gift ideas that you won't find anywhere else. Our collection of designer lighting will bring dazzle to any room. Our talented designers offer in-home Interior Design Consultations to help bring your ideas to life while keeping your style and budget in mind. Visit us at 780 Hendersonville Road to discover how we can transform your living spaces into reflections of your personal style and lifestyle.

Located at Blue Ridge Mall in Hendersonville, North Carolina, JOANN Fabric and Crafts is your one-stop shop for all of your fabric and craft supply needs. Browse through our aisles of sewing machines, paints, yarns, paper crafts, and more. Whether you're looking for supplies for a sewing project, Cricut machine accessories, home decor items, or seasonal decorations, we have it all. Stay warm this winter with cozy blanket kits or get ready for Spring and Summer with holiday-themed crafts. Our selection of at-home projects for the whole family includes jewelry making supplies, cake decorating tools, and kid-friendly crafts and toys. JOANN is your go-to destination for all things creative. Visit us in-store or online for great deals on all of your projects.

The Emporium on Main, located at 414 South Main Street in Hendersonville, North Carolina, is a unique store owned by Jenny Breedlove & Bridgett Minogue. The Emporium provides over 100 individual "businesses" a place to showcase and sell their handcrafted, handmade, or resale items. From artists and pottery to vintage clothing and handmade jewelry, there is something for everyone at The Emporium on Main. In addition to shopping, The Emporium offers workshops and classes throughout the year. Learn new skills such as watercolor painting, jewelry making, pottery, or furniture restoration. The store also hosts events like book readings and contests, providing a fun and interactive experience for visitors.