This nice little shop is located at the end of town. It's a cute little fiber art store that sells…read morethe highly coveted qiviut yarn. There are different blends to fit every price range. The ladies in the shop are super sweet, will explain about all their products and idea share with you. The yarn has a good selection of local Alaskan dyed yarns. Highly recommend a visit.

Skagway was one of our ports of call on our Alaska cruise. We did the White Pass Scenic Railway…read more(train ride) in the morning and fell asleep on the train way back from the top. Then we had a couple hours to wander the small town. We enjoyed visiting Aurora Yarns and Wild Yukon Furs, and eating the cinnamon sugar "Elephant" ears. Aurora Yarns has some interesting yarns from a variety of animals. They have some hybrid yarns too. I don't knit or chochet but my friend does so I bought her a bundle of multi-colored yarn as a souvenir gift from here. She liked the color and was grateful. The lady who worked there was helpful in describing the difference between the yarns.

I had to squeeze in this quilt stop on our cruise. They had a great selection of fabric, and like…read morethe other quilt shops I visited in Alaska, I had to exercise some serious self-control not to buy everything in sight. I bought some fabric that I'm sure I couldn't find elsewhere!

Great and small little shop that is filled with so many amazing fabrics. If you're looking for…read moregreat service and a great selection, visit this little fabric store!

-From Canada I…read morehope your business fails and your town sinks from the loss of revenue. Well deserved.

Terrible customer service. Several voicemails - ignored. Email inquiries - ignored. Phone very…read moreseldom answered. When someone finally answered, she was snippy and short with me. Never received a confirmation email. On a positive side, they do have a great selection of fabrics online and instore. Visited this shop while on a cruise.

I loved this place!! I was able to sit and watch the artist work. Then I was able to shop and…read morepurchase some of those items. I bought multiple pieces (for myself and gifts). Everyone loves them!! Nice people and beautiful pieces!

FAKE - DONT BUY ANYTHING the owner is a fake and a liar. I am a glass artist of 13 years and went…read moreto college for glassblowing I know a fake when I see one. The man told me everything was Alaskan made and made in skagway by Himself and said he learned in Murano from a glass Maestro. I told him my friend lives and works in Murano as a glass artist so asked the name of the studio and the "Maestro" yet he couldn't say the name of either after his stroke. I asked if he could write it down but he said he can't write after his stoke either yet somehow is able to blow Glass and make all the work by himself. I asked about his glassblowing equipment and he kept just showing me photos of glass old fusing kilns and cold working equipment which you can not use a fusing kiln to blow glass. I have him on video lying and have reported him to numerous places now. Go support real local artists not this liar. Weird he would not have 1 photo of him actually blowing glass.

I didnt have the same experience as the negative reviews actually. The gentleman and lady at the…read morestore were very kind to my kids. The lady helped my 5 year old fill his rock back with real rocks instead of only fake dyed ones. She named them for him and was placing them in his bag. The gentleman helped my 10 year old pick the best fossilized ammonites. The bag of rocks was only $8. And each of the other stones we chose were $10 each. I got myself Larimar (supposedly native to alaska) and a viriscite. They're beautiful. Big kid also got a gold sheen obsidian stone which is one of my favorites.

I can't recommend this fun, local spot enough! We had read a bunch of not so great reviews of local…read moreexcursions that did gold panning that reported not a lot of help with the process and education and also the meals that come with the excursions not being great. Needless to say, we were trying to find something more local and found this cute gem and rock store that was recommended by multiple locals. Steve lives here and was so patient with our six-year-old daughter helping her pan for gold for almost 45 minutes. We got to leave with some nice gold pieces tucked away and a cute glass container. I would definitely recommend for anyone looking to support a local!

Highly recommended!! Best experience of my Alaska cruise vacation. Had so much fun dressing up and…read morewalking around town. Owner is very welcoming and friendly. She has plenty customs to chose from. Her store has everything you need to have amazing Victorian pictures.

From the owner: Cosplay 1980's style! Our Business offers Vintage Photos 2.0. We provide full Victorian Costumes…read morethat can be worn inside the store in our re-created Tea Parlor, or outside all over Skagway taking advantage of the authentic 1980's structures as backgrounds. You take all of the photos you like on your own camera or smartphone. We also offer photography services with retouched photos being sent to you digitally.

Amazing staff and natural salves. Beautiful hand-made knives and writing instruments. Great…read moreselection of local crafted jewelry and other products. Loved talking to the people there.

Purchased a knife here and I've been using it everyday since. I fell in love with the handle…read more Rod explained that he purchased the blades and only makes the handle from special wood and that knife was the last of both the blades which were purchased by him in Japan and the artisan who makes the blades no longer makes them. Also he could no longer get any of the wood to make the handle. I would have ordered a matching fork and dinner knives if I could. They did have some unique items in that store as opposed to what you would find in the other cruise ports and they did seem to be of higher quantity than the other store,but I could not say for sure that they were made by Alaskan artisans. We got a few free pieces of fudge for purchasing a knife. My husband said it was good, but nothing to write home about. Maybe we got that wrong flavor? We are from San Francisco, so there plenty of really good desserts to be had here I would like to address discrimination charges left by the other reviewers. We are Chinese (and look it) and did not feel that we were discriminated against during our time at the store. Please note that there were other flags other than the confederate one in the store. Both Rod and his wife and the ladies who rang us up and provided the fudge were perfectly nice to us. Also, I did not notice any discrimination against other people of color while in the store. There were plenty of people of color on our cruise ship who went into this store. If there was any incident of discrimination during my visit, I would have left without making a purchase.