I love this book store for a few different reasons, but haven't been in until recently…read more One, I read online about people hating the drag story time for families in Anchorage and Wasilla, but Taylor Jordon continued to host despite ongoing threats. No discrimination here. Two, she does not ban books and continues to support during banned book week, which for 2025 happens to be Oct. 5-11. RESIST! During discussion with another customer, Taylor mentioned the shop hosting two different book clubs, and one is currently reading 1984. Coincidence, much? Methinks not. Three, she hires homeless youth, and is the only bookbinder in Alaska. I bought a cute hand made book bag for $10, and is perfect for my knitting projects, shopping, or whatever. Will come again, and must recommend.

The attention to customers is great. Friendly and helpful. Nicely laid out and accessible. Good…read moreprices.

Love it here. Relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere, I never feel rushed, and the staff is great…read more Absolutely recommend.

First of all, do you know how difficult it is to find a place to craft that isn't centered around…read moregetting wine drunk as a 30+ year old woman? Well, I have found it to be terribly difficult, until 2 years ago, a friend mine introduced me to this place. And man! I tell ya! I was hooked! 100% family friendly. I would never be embarrassed to have someone spot me there. Noelle is amazing, and to be honest, she hires WELL! When you are there, talk to everyone there, the ideas you get from conversation are surprising. The finished product will amaze you and most certainly encourage you to return and challenge yourself.

JoAnn's is one of my wife's favorite shopping spots for the type of merchandise they sell. I try to…read moreavoid going in and prefer to wait in the car. They do not sell my kind of stuff. Based on my wife's experience and opinion they seemed to have what a person shopping for their merchandise finds at reasonable prices. She would highly recommend them if sewing, crafts, materials for various things related to those activities. Go shopping there to verify what I have said. Ample parking, handicapped parking spaces and good for families.

Customer service was terrible, I asked if they were closing and about the deals and got attitude. I…read morewas polite and after leaving her both the workers are bad mouthing me and other customers loudly. The shelves were super empty and stuff lying all over the floor. When checking out the cashier didn't talk much, the only thing she said was that they had no bags whatsoever. Once checked out she instantly went on her phone and ignored another customer waiting for fabric. Either change employees or owners because this place used to be like my childhood dream spot but now it's a shame that it's gone downhill like this.

Convenient shopping. This was a good stopping point for our bus…read more We were able to get less expensive food for dinner and breakfast. If you have a Kroger card, you can use it here. One of the cashiers does not listen well. We told her the machine was out of paper for receipts. All she did was clear the machine. Not all stores are like this.

Their produce was a little... interesting. I originally came in to get a little cafecito at…read moreStarbucks but sadly the location inside was closed.

Super helpful and friendly staff, great fabric selection! And a very cute welcoming dog.read more

I don't know why I didn't think to review Sylvia's before now - I'm in there all the time!…read more Let's start off with Sylvia. She is one of the nicest people you will meet. Ever. She's very knowledgeable about quilting and sewing in general. The staff there is great as well. They will spend as long as it takes to find the one perfect fabric you are missing from your project. I mean AS LONG as you need them to. The other day I had found 7 of 8 fabrics I needed for a project and just couldn't come up with that perfect last one. After 20 minutes or more we found it! I say we, like I had some hand in it. It was really the 2 other ladies that were scouring the store to please me. They ROCK! :) The store is well lit with room to move around. The fabrics are grouped by type (batik, flannel, cotton, Asian,) and then by color. They have a nice selection of rulers, cutters, threads, quilting patterns, fat quarters, do-dads, and general sewing-type notions. There are sample quilts & projects hanging EVERYWHERE to inspire you. Gift cards are available! In the back of the store there are large tables for classes. Samples of all the class projects are hanging to you can get an up-close look at what you're going to make. Stop by Sylvia's, you'll love it. Even if you're only going in to pet the fabric. :)

Great service and so much to see, they have such a variety of items and great prices and seasonal…read moreitems, lots of crafts for everyone

I tried calling for 2 hours today well with in the past two hours calling and ii called 19 times…read morethat be called a stocker in most cases but it just rings for a minute or two then says good bye. Lol for real Well Either the workers are on there own phone talking instead of working. But they say there open today until 7pm it says. Trying to find beads for a beanbag. It's time to add beads.

James was amazing to work with! I wanted to have a patch made for my husband for some hats id…read moreordered for him for Christmas. James was super helpful and made sure I got my patches well before Christmas (within a week and a half of making my order) he even pressed the patches on the hats i ordered online. They were exactly what I wanted. I will be using him again in the future.

From the owner: A family owned and operated business in Alaska, Last Frontier Embroidery specializes in all your…read moreembroidery needs. Embracing "conscious clothing", meaning they place customer satisfaction as a priority and understands the service goes beyond just the material. We believe in servicing our customers to the highest degree and investing our time into ensuring that each item is suited for your needs. Please give us a call today!