Love this place! They have a great selection of cotton yarns which is what I came in for, but they…read morehave a great and diverse selection in general. The ladies there are very helpful and friendly which makes the experience very pleasant. If you are an avid knitter, crocheter or both, then you need to check this place out.

I just wish I lived closer! The ladies in this shop are incredibly welcoming and super helpful! My…read morefriend brought in a hank of yarn that she accidentally made into a knotted mess and one of the ladies generously offered to help fix it. We browsed the shop (and bought a bunch of beautiful yarn - there were some good prices, especially in their clearance section) as she worked on the mess. They let us just sit and chat with them as we waited for the yarn mess to be fixed. They told us they're a bunch of friends who opened the shop together and love to hang out, knit, and chat. Such a wonderful community of lovely ladies! #goals

I love going here great service . Fabric lots of nice colors I usually go there to get my fabric…read morefor tablecloth. They cut and sew the fabric for tablecloth. Great customer service I appreciate your service

I love this Lady!!!!! Best jean fabric. Glad i don't have to go into L.A. to get it. Prices are…read moregreat.

Came here to get my used sewing machine serviced but found out they were backed up for weeks.. I…read morehad issues with the bottom stitch being loose so Lily kindly decided to take a look at it and work her magic! She cleaned, made a few tweaks, did a test patch and it was perfect again. turns out I had the embroidery bobbin inserted from the previous owner.. I ended up getting the correct one and I'm so glad I did because once I got home, I couldn't find the regular bobbin. New to sewing, so still learning my sewing machine! She gave me tips on keeping it clean, explained what was wrong and how to adjust on my own. So grateful for her help. thank you! Definitely my new go to place now for services! They have classes too and I'm going to be checking that out for sure!

Came in today as I was having an issue with my sewing machine . They were able to help and fix the…read moreproblem , very knowledgeable and friendly ladies I highly recommend and will be back !!!

Gaye Marie is extremely knowledgeable in all things sewing, and we love her shop! We are always met…read moreby the "greeting committee," her sweet doggie, and I am so excited to be taking her class. Gaye takes pride in her craft, and the time/effort that she takes with her customers is priceless.

Gaye Marie's has Martha Stewart style and Bob Ross happiness rolled into one big zigzag stitch of a…read morestore. Ms. Marie is a treasure, and her store is filled with the art and science of sewing. Don't most of us wish we could create something beautiful with our own hands? Well put those hands to work on one of these Janome machines, the Stratovarius of sewing machines. You still working on that Singer? What a clunker. Let Gaye Marie set you up right.

Disclosure - I like gift shops. The notion that you might find the perfect item that would delight…read morea friend or family member and let them know you were thinking of them is a nice concept. When you're on a trip, the process of treasure hunting can be more special. In Oak Glen, the Apple Tree occupies a primo spot underneath Law's Coffee Shop, in the area near Oak Tree Village. We popped in to take a look on our last Oak Glen visit. I was attracted by the many colorful banners outside. There was a large selection continuing inside the front door, too. A side room had a lot of kitchen items, and another featured fabric on the bolt, ready to be cut. There's a nostalgic air to the place, even without the sewing section. My impression was that a sell off of some of the dated merchandise to make way for fresher goods might make sense. They've got location going for them, plus parking.

This is the best gift shop in Oak Glen. My family has been coming up for over 40 years. They have…read moreeverything from wonderful nick knacks to fabric to an endearing children's section. Little incense burning log cabins, dishes and greeting cards. Wonderful place to stop. For most of the time, the restaurant was run by Mr. Law and the shop by Theresa Law. Soon the restaurant will reopen with new owners from what I heard. Theresa wrote a recipe book that is a MUST. Her apple pie recipe is the best there is. If you want to shop and taste of California, this is the genuine article. Warmth and wonderment. Love this place. Eat at Law's coffee shop, pick up a pie and then shop at the Apple Tree Gift shop. Locally owned and run for over 60 years. Parking right out in front. Nice, wonderful people who treat you like family

The service, the selection, the owner. Excellent customer service…read more They offer classes and also have free sew days. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I have been to the shop multiple times and have always had a good time in the shop.

I reserved all 5 spots in a kids beginner-level sewing class for my daughter and her girl scout…read morefriends. The website stated that they would make 4 scrunchies during the hour and a half class, that all fabric was included. When we got there, I found out the owner (Vicky) had decided to intentionally double book the class, without telling anyone, including the instructor (who was a 13 year old girl named Audrey). So now there were 10 kids, most of whom have never sewn before. They had one cutting station set up (girls weren't allowed to cut by themselves) and 4 machines, but Vicky said one of the machines wasn't very good and she wouldn't recommend buying it. After an hour, zero scrunchies were done. I made a comment that I didn't see how the girls were going to complete 4 scrunchies in the next half hour at the rate they were going. The owner tried to tell me that it was "up to 4 per person" but that's not what the website says (*see screenshot). At that point though, she became more involved and started actually helping the students. Up to that point, Audrey, who was FABULOUS by the way, was doing all instruction but can only help so many girls at once. After 2 hours, most of the girls have completed ONE scrunchii each.I told Vicky what is going on in this class is NOT okay. She looked surprised and asked what the issue was. I told her: too many students, not enough help, not enough machines, etc. The responses I got: "Well, we have 4; you could have brought your own". Again, no supply list given. This was a beginner class, and my girls don't own their own machines.... "It depends on each person. Some people take longer. Like that girl (as she points to one child); she has had issues and needed to take out stitches twice"... "most of the people who come in already know the basics." So... Where are my girls supposed to learn the basics if not in abeginner class? "Audrey is the instructor. I'm trying to run a business here." ... Ok, so if Audrey is the instructor, then who opened up the class to be double booked?? You, or Audrey?? *at this point Vicky ignored me for about 20 seconds and then said "I opened up the class to more students."... "You're getting a really cheap price for this class. Most places charge you for the material etc." I agreed and told her it WAS a great price, and that's why I booked it for my scouts. But her deciding to run an inexpensive class doesn't mean that my girls aren't entitled to the lesson we paid for. She's the business owner. She sets the prices. And, as customers, we shouldn't lose out because of her poor planning. She finished by saying "I could always charge you more if you want." Audrey kept apologizing as she rushed between students & m ade multiple comments about "If I had known, I would have brought more material" and "I was so surprised when I saw how many girls were here." ... Vicky then tried to say "I told you I opened it to more students. Don't you remember??" And Audrey (being a 13 year old, very obviously trying to cover for her boss) goes "ummm... Oh yeah... I guess I forgot." No she didn't. She was blindsided. Vicky then talked quietly to Audrey for a few minutes... Asked her if 4 scrunchies was too much for one class. Audrey told her no, it's fine if he class was small. Then she asked if she is unable to teach large classes. Again, Audrey told her the number was fine, if she had known ahead of time and had the necessary supplies. Vicky finished up their conversation I saying something along the lines of, "well next time we just won't allow anyone into the beginner class unless they already know how to sew." What??? Does that make any sense to anyone else?? Never once did Vicky take responsibility for messing this up. I didn't get an apology or even a suggestion to minimize the chaos next time. I was met with an attitude when I questioned things and told that the girls could come back another day, buy more material, and pay an additional $5 to sew more. Vicky just said "there's nothing I can do about this." After THREE hours, most of the girls had finished TWO scrunchies each, and we finally left. They were frustrated. I was angry and felt the owner was inept. But, even after ALL of that, I was going to let it go and just chalk it up as a learning experience.... But then we got in the car. The first thing 2 of my girls told me was that Vicky talked to them quietly as they were buying additional material to take home. She asked them "So you know how to do social media and all that stuff?" When they said yes, Vicky told them to log onto a Yelp as soon as they leave make sure to leave her a high star review! Wtf??? That is next level inappropriate, especially for a fledgling business owner. We will NOT be returning. P.S. - I wish it were possible to leave a zero star for shabby rose/ Vicky, and a 5 star for Audrey. She was great, very professional and patient, and my girls would love to work with her again in the future, but through a different venue.

非常多的毛线，绣花线，以及棒针，钩针，绣花针，还有一些漂亮的手工棒针和钩针的毯子和外套成品，店员也非常有耐心。在这里，感觉时光倒流，传统的手工制作。There are so many…read morevarieties of yarn, embroidery threads, knitting needles, crochet hooks, and embroidery needles. They also have some beautiful handmade finished pieces, like knitted and crocheted blankets and sweaters. The staff are very patient and helpful. Being here feels like stepping back in time, where traditional handmade crafts are still cherished.

Rude and not interested in helping me with classes when I went in. I guess only cool people are…read morewelcome? I won't be going back.

The staff members are very friendly and helpful. Customers feel welcomed when they visit.read more