We were excited to find this great framing company after our previous framer in North East retired…read more This is a local company, a husband and wife team who work out of their home, and they are very responsive to your requests and inquiries. We brought them three older maps that needed some work to fit in frames. Brandi helped us choose the right frames, offered great options for backing colors, and coached us on the best options for having the maps fit the frames. They quoted us a very reasonable price and provided us their best estimate for completing the work (incidentally, they finished the work ahead of schedule!). When the finished frames were ready for pick-up, Brandi even offered us the option of dropping it off at our home (note: we live in North East city limits). We are very happy with the finished frames and intend to bring future business to the Niles. They are great framers, very customer-focused, and very professional.

In a world of big box stores and online shopping, YBF is a breath of fresh air! This is good old…read morefashioned shopping local like the days gone by. Incredibly knowledgeable, patient and friendly staff. The two lovely young ladies helped me accomplish a bit of a more challenging look. They knew their craft and industry and worked with me until we got to the finished product. We need more employees like these terrific young women and stores where knowledge staff awaits!

Courteous and very helpful. The Keith Harring looks handsome and professional, and the grey dust…read morecover in the back is a very appreciated surprise. Black and red matting fit perfectly around print. I found this piece of art on the sidewalk approximately 15 years ago, so I'm glad it's finally framed and finding itself as a centerpiece in my studio.

I have taken about four classes here, with two different teachers. My artistic ability is about…read moreaverage. I love looking at mosaics. Therefore, I took two mosaics arts courses. The instructor provided a detailed handout how you do everything, and she was very patient with the class. Later, on my own, I ordered a marble mosaics art kit from Italy, using the skills that I learned from the two classes. Later on, I took two embroidery classes from a different teacher. The two classes had beginner students, and students had some skills. The teacher was very, very understanding with my limited skills. I particularly love to do embroidery. I found a new hobby! If I had time, I would take a class from each of these instructors again.

I have supported the Arts Alliance for years through their craft shows and buying from their…read moreartists. I took my first class here a couple weeks ago to make a dried flower wreath. It was $70 for two hours. We literally did nothing for the first hour. We waited for two women to arrive 20 minutes late. We watched a slideshow about the artist's previous life running a daycare. Then we went around the room and took turns introducing ourselves. We were given a wreath and some sort of twine. There was no demonstration about how to connect the flowers to the wreath. We were given photos of different kinds of arrangements, but those flowers were not there. It was clear other people had taken classes before, and some were quite advanced. I had no idea and had never used a glue gun, as this was supposed to be open to all levels. The teacher would just say things like "attach the flowers in groups" but I didn't know how I was supposed to attach them? I was so frustrated and humiliated. I was going to throw my wreath out but another student took it home to use the materials. The teacher also mentioned another pressed flower class, and a student mentioned that she'd be taking it and was excited. The teacher mentioned they'd be doing advanced techniques bc wildflowers were so boring. The student said she'd never done this before, but the teacher completely blew her off and started talking about how exciting it would be to deconstruct a rose. I contacted the Arts Alliance about my concerns, and they just said that other people liked this teacher and that she was new, but they'd pass on my concerns. I asked for a refund, as $70 is quite a lot of money for me. There was no reply. I think the Arts Alliance is a fantastic place to support artists, I'd just avoid their classes.

High quality work and always appreciate their advice on framing and the time they spend with…read moreclients.

I was referred to London Grove Framing by a friend of mine who is an artist. Virginia has an eye…read morefor detail and helped me pick out a mat and frame that really enhanced the print. She has various frames to choose from and she guided me to a beautiful wood frame that was in my price range. Thank you!

I love this place! Yes, many pieces are delicate...it's glass for God's sake! The quality of the…read moreart is top notch. The owner is a endearing man who graciously will explain the whole process to you if you ask. There are at least three artists involved. Classes in glass work are available. I bought a jewlery set years ago at a craft fair that I still wear and love. It is expensive, but it's art not junk! I highly recommend a visit to the studio in New Garden , PA.

while there was so many options of glasswork to choose from, the pricing of these were insane. The…read moreonly affordable items for someone just getting into glass work, were clearly made very cheaply. I would only recommend this place to someone who already has a bunch of glasswork and is prepared to pay for new pieces. don't waste your money on anything under $30 here it will break if held improperly.

I truly love this store! The rugs, furniture, and accessories are gorgeous, stylish, and…read moreaffordable. My living room needed a serious update. I was not in a position to replace every piece of furniture. I spent months looking at every furniture store in our area and King of Prussia. I walked into Kurtz and fell in love with two blue leather chairs. After that purchase, Julia helped me select a beautiful rug. Those three purchases completely changed the look of our living room. It's still a work in progress. I probably stop by the store every 3 weeks or so, just to see what's new and get inspiration. They also have a nice selection of fabric, wallpaper samples, pillows, and mirrors.

We had an amazing experience at Kurtz this weekend! My partner and I stopped in just to browse and…read moreget ideas, and we ended up leaving with four absolutely beautiful rugs. It's really cool that you can borrow the rugs to see how they look in your space before purchasing (but we're of course going to be buying each one--we love them). Our salesperson instantly understood our taste and was incredibly helpful. Overall, I HIGHLY recommend doing your rug shopping here!

A great studio located in a beautiful and serene area. I attended the annual holiday sale and…read morestudio show and met most of the artists. There is a wide variety of art including photography, oil painting, ceramics, wood craft, sculpture, and knit wear. This studio has a very friendly and cozy atmosphere that is buzzing with creativity. I highly recommend anyone in the area stop by when they have open studio hours.

Great experience start to finish. Fast, clean, and the finished product quality exceeded my…read moreexpectations. Can't wait to use these guys again!

I was very impressed by the professionalism and helpfulness of the staff of Space Makers Sheds…read more They provided assistance with the details associated with the size of the shed, coordinating colors, shed foundation and shed installation. Text message dates were provided for execution of the delivery within a reasonable amount of time. I would recommend them to friends and family.