I'll start with the customer service, because that was honestly the biggest issue for me…read more The woman helping us (I believe the owner) came across very fake and a bit rude. She would interrupt conversations my boyfriend and I were having if she overheard something, even though we weren't talking to her. It felt intrusive and awkward. At one point my boyfriend was just standing there while I was shopping and she told him he could go stand outside if he was tired -- but it was 90° outside. That just felt unnecessarily rude. It also felt like she was following me around the store the entire time, which made the whole shopping experience uncomfortable. Another thing worth mentioning is the store itself felt pretty warm, like the air conditioning wasn't running very strong. Unfortunately there was also noticeable body odor when checking out, and with the warmth of the store it made that interaction pretty unpleasant. Now as for the store itself. It's actually a large space, but it feels small because everything is packed in and the aisles are very narrow. It's definitely a tight store to walk through. They don't necessarily have a huge amount of inventory, but they do have a wide variety of items. If you're a scrapbooker, junk journaler, or paper crafter, you'll probably find something useful. One thing I noticed is they carry a lot of die cuts that I don't usually see in other stores. They also carry Vegas-themed scrapbook items, including Golden Knights themed paper and supplies, which could be useful if you're documenting a Vegas trip. I personally went looking for Toy Story paper and they didn't have it, but I did end up buying some pretty Prima paper sheets that were about $1-$2 each. Pricing overall felt high compared to other places. For example, one of the journals she was selling for $32 is the same one I've seen on Amazon for about $19.99, and Thickers were $9.99. I understand small stores sometimes charge more, but the price difference was noticeable. She also mentioned a mini album class for $275, which honestly surprised me and she proceeded to close it as I was thumbing through it I've been to so many scrapbooking and junk journal events in California and Nevada, so I've seen a lot of class pricing, and that felt extremely high, especially when the sample shows it's falling apart. They do hold crops in a back room, but from what I could see the tables are extremely close together -- closer than any crop setup I've personally experienced. Overall, the store does offer a good variety of supplies, but between the pricing and the customer service, I personally wouldn't go back unless I really needed something in a pinch. Otherwise I'd rather just go to Michael's, Hobby Lobby, a crop vendor, or order online. After visiting, I understand why several women I've met at crops say they usually avoid this store.

So much fun in this scrapbook store! The selection was so expansive, they have tape, paper, glue,…read morestickers, you name it! The two sales associates Kandy and Julia were very kind and attentive, but gave us space and time to shop around the store. My mom and I went there about 30 minutes before closing and we did not feel rushed at all (although I recommend to give yourself more time because there is a ton to see!) Will certainly be coming back!

I have been lucky enough to be a recipient of two of these wonderful gift baskets put together by…read moreMolly. First one was send by my rock star realtor, Craig Tann from Huntington and Ellis when I bought my new home. The second was from the contractor who obviously spotted basket one and sent one of his own after conclusion of three month renovation. Both baskets were spectacular, loaded with goodies, from candy to champagne and Christmas mugs and British chocolates personalized to my Anglo background. Molly who puts these beauties together is extremely professional, I travel much of the time and she would always call or text me to schedule delivery to my door at my convenience. She is a splendid young entrepreneur and I thank her and wish her every success.

Very overpriced for what you get. Quality of baskets are just okay. I wouldn't waste money getting…read morea basket from this place for a client.

My second time using Connie & Just Because Gifts... I had a very special gift I needed made for a…read morefriend who was getting married. I asked for very specific items and wanted it to look spectacular!! I was awestruck when I saw this beautiful gift!! I have never seen a gift like this. This is my second experience. The first was for a gift for a Notre Dame alum. That one was Fabulous!! I Recommend Just Because Gifts to everyone ... Exceptional quality & prices are appropriate to reasonable, especially for the presentation quality.

I can only say WOW! I needed to put together a gift quickly for a co-worker and Connie both came…read moreto my aid and went above and beyond... she not only delivered the gift the same day, she spent an extensive amount of time with me on the phone to ensure it was exactly what we wanted. She sent me a picture of the final product and texted me to let me know it had been delivered. She was just so wonderful to work with and I would recommend her and her company to anyone!

I used Pam, who owns Simply Perfect Gifts to create "Thank you" baskets for my staff for…read moreadministrative assistants day. She did a great job and also did it in the colors of business and helped with my bringing. When you need that simply perfect gift, don't go to the mall. Instead, give Pam a call!

Pam thank you for all you do!!! She is the best at coming up with ideas or creating those special…read moreideas that you come up with yourself. I constantly have ideas that I cant create and so Pam helps my visions come true! Whether its a perfect gift basket, custom embroidery, custom soaps or anything else- she will make your dreams come true!

Came here with my mom to go shopping for baby clothes and other items missed from my registry. I…read morewas pleasantly surprised by their inventory and the amount of organic cotton and linen fabrics, as our family is trying to transition away from synthetic fabrics. They have a huge selection of baby clothes in natural non-tox fabrics, though the clothes are definitely on the pricier side. Since we came during Memorial Fay weekend, they offered 20% certain brands, so that helped. They also have several car seats, cribs, and strollers to test out in person. One section was also dedicated to toys and another for books. What stood out to me was their wall of products for moms; think postpartum and self-care products, some of which I discovered online and couldn't find at major retailers. They also have a rewards program which I signed up for using my name and phone number. Definitely a cool baby products store in town that I hope sticks around for a while!

Terrible service once again, the store is empty on a Monday evening, 3 employees standing at the…read morecounter, and in the market for a double stroller. Nobody saying hello, nobody walking over to help my wife and I. You have to make an appt (which requires going through multiple pages on their website) with a fee, with no guarantee they're going to answer all your questions or have the exact product you are looking for. The manager told me they have a lot of things to fix about that and it was going to be improved for future visits, guess not. I was told the fee is to keep track of who is looking at products because some things have been damaged while employees are busy. THATS WHAT FLOOR MODELS ARE FOR... There is nothing special about this baby store, you should offer to help your customers who are in store and looking at products. Get off the counter and actually do your jobs.

I have to say, I was pretty disappointed! I carefully planned the candle making class for my…read moreMother's Day present. We got there early on Saturday to arrive to an extremely hot building, their ac had gone out. I was under the impression I had already paid for the event so we decided to stay and try to tough it out. They informed us they had water but didn't have cups, there is literally a restaurant next door that I would have asked them for some cups to help out my guest but the owner didn't think it was important to go get cups to provide for us in that heat! The class was pretty disorganized and all over the place. Everyone had too much down time with not much to keep us busy. I didn't ask why but they make us leave the candles and come get them the next day. They told us they would be there no problem and if we wanted we could even come Monday to get them. They were not there when we came Sunday and come to find out they're also closed on Monday & Tuesdays. I then came by Wednesday and to my surprise they were closed again. There was a sign on the door saying they closed early and would see us Wednesday- which it was. To help you understand, they also had us leave our names and phone numbers with our candles. With this being some people's presents they were making to give to their mom for Mother's Day, that definitely would not have been able to do so. And this was the experience I got for my mom to enjoy all week. You think they would at least call everyone and let us know when they were planning to open again so we could retrieve the candles we had already paid for. Which after the class they made us pay full price not even offering a discount for the inconvenience. We finally got ahold of someone on Friday and let them know we were headed to get the candles, she said awesome, I'll have them ready for you. And made excuses for why they hadn't been open. Said they decided to remain closed to get the air fixed. (Which, like I said, they should have called) We arrived, the air was still broken, and the candles were not ready. She never once apologized. Very unprofessional. Save your time and money.

My friends and I went to the Olfactory Candle Experience for a girl's day/birthday party afternoon,…read moreand we absolutely loved our experience. The class was super fun, you're allowed to sniff through a variety of scents, and the host of the class was bright and fun and super personable. It was fun sniffing our way through the scents to create our perfect candle. The actual making of the candle after choosing our scents was super easy as well. After the candle class, we also just enjoyed walking around and sniffing through all of the store's candles on offer, and my friends bought a variety of room sprays, incense, and more. The experience was $55 per person, which is pretty good for getting to make two candles of your own. I highly recommend getting a few friends together and having a nice afternoon out making candles!

such a low rating it's really not fair. I have visited this store every time I come to Nevada as I…read morelive in North California the selection is amazing. The quality is even better and the owner who I find to be very, very helpful both owners... These comments are coming from other places in the area and I'm telling you if here out of you really....she is very knowledgeable and professional ....

Horrible! Staff refused to let us in before posted closing time. Everyone should go somewhere else.read more

This is a super sweet gallery with hand crafted gifts made by adults with disabilities, right…read moreacross from the Pawn Stars' new restaurant complex, on the corner of Gass and Las Vegas Boulevard (The Strip), on the same side as Stratosphere. There are some very cool repurposed items which have become art you never could have imagined! I got a hand painted birdhouse for my grandson. He got to meet the lady who made it too!! We found little sweet dolls and a sea serpent doll, soft footballs for kids, and my favorite: greeting cards crafted from soda cans!!! I got ten for the price of eight. I am most definitely heading back very soon. Our visit was brief as my little 2 year old was getting tired. This is a great cause, and the adults who work here appreciate our support.

Studio 8 Ten is a neat little gift shop and gallery that's sort-of hidden between the Fremont…read moreStreet area and the Arts District downtown. It sells all kinds of handmade gifts, including bath products, luggage, pottery, apparel, jewelry, home furnishings and much more. The cool thing? All the stuff is made in-house by intellectually disabled adults, many of whom can be found working on products right inside the shop at any time of the day. They are super nice and it's cool to see the items being created right there -- and to know your money goes to employ people who otherwise miss out on mainstream job opportunities. The other portion of the business is a gallery that hosts art shows from local artists. They usually hold receptions every few months or so. Worth checking out next time you're trolling about downtown.