I wish I could give more than just five stars!! Jennifer and the team helped me put together a…read morebeautiful memorial photograph in a time crunch and at a very reasonable price. She narrowed down the large selection of frames, mattes, etc. and put together options for me to choose from. The Frame Shop made the process easy and the end result was better than I imagined. Thank you--I will be a repeat customer!!!!

They have a awesome team and they do great work !! I am pleased with the pieces they framed for me…read moreand I would recommend them to my friends and family.

We dropped in to check it out and were very happy to find a nearly all inclusive ceramic shop…read more They keep an excellent inventory and the gentleman at the front was very helpful and educational He gave us excellent advice. I would definitely recommend if your looking for a down to earth friendly place for your ceramic supplies

I went in to buy a specialty pencil and possibly some small tools at Evans ceramics. I was quoted a…read moreprice on the pencil that was lower than the price on it. I pointed this out and suggested I could buy some additional tools if the salesman gave me the price he quoted in the first place. This would loose him 2 dollars on the pencil but gain him 14 on the tools. So he wouldn't go for that so I just bought the pencil. When I asked if they carried an expensive type of glaze he said they did and walked away. I'm willing to spend more to buy local but not if you treat me badly when I shop with you. These were small items but I've been looking into some more expensive kilns and other supplies. I'm also the person who does a lot of the buying for a local art center. Unfortunately I will be purchasing online from now on.

A photographer friend recommended them for my large prints. I was a little skeptical when I visited…read morethe first time. The owner was very helpful, knowledgeable and accommodating. I had a photo blown up for some wall art and when it arrived I was blown away, it looked fantastic. I've since had a couple of other pictures blown up on different types of material and frames and have not been disappointed. I try to support local businesses when I can and the price might be slightly high but it's worth it to me, especially when it's a photo I've made.

Not a fan of this place. The service is not great....they over commit and can't deliver.....and the…read morework they do is sub par. They tell you that their dry mounting doesn't fade.....judge for yourself....on the left is the image they had dry mounted, the right, an original print (of the same age). If you really care and want to preserve your items, don't bring them here

Very beautiful things here! Nice attendant to answer questions. They teach glass blowing classes…read morefor kids ages 5 and up. Summer program for kids. Date night for adults. Birthday parties or special occasions too! Lots for sale. Huge range of prices. Lots of glass ornaments, vases, bowls, earrings, jewelry... Not everything they offer is glass, either. They have welded artwork and wood things, too. Jewelry boxes, wooden cars, puzzle boxes... It's all amazing and full of imagination and wonder!

This a wonderful shop to buy one-of-a-kind items. I have Chinese friends and like to buy jewelry…read morefor them because it is hard to find jewelry not made in China. Unique designs, quality workmanship with small town friendly staff to guide you. Truly a treasure.

I stumbled upon this shop and now it's my favorite place! Such a good find, the staff is so…read morehelpful. I found cool beads for my project which came out amazing!!!

A great find . So much more than l could have ever imagined. A scrapbookers dream and plenty of…read moreother cool finds . Including antiques, jewelry ,clothing ,holiday decor and much more . Awesome displays to meander through.

One of the best boutiques in the Wichita area if you ask me. I recently took a painting class at…read moreRELove and absolutely loved it. The employees are extremely friendly and help you in any way possible - always putting the customer before themselves. I was greeted very nicely by an employee named Tori when I first came into the store and she helped me find everything I needed and more.

I found this place when in town and loved it. I bought several things and they were low on…read moreinventory, because it was after Christmas. I am back and looking forward to shopping there soon.

The employees are very knowledgeable and experienced. They offer classes for beginners and products…read morefor all types of quilts

Quilts stores are the best to shop at because the staff is always so friendly and knowledgeable!…read moreOwner, Lisa and her staff were so helpful today! Picket Fence is a great place for all your sewing and quilting needs. It has a variety of fabrics for the avid sewing community. I was so impressed with the quilt designs the staff has created and found inspiration for myself. They carry the basic necessities with the exception of sewing machines, they are not a sewing machine dealer, but that's ok. Thanks Lisa and staff for the warm welcome and help today!

I bought a 1910 house and needed to find a key for the mortise locks in my house. I removed the…read moremortise locks from two doors and took them with me to d Town. I sat down and tried skeleton keys with David and after some time we found one that worked! They also have amazing door knobs and other parts of which I availed myself because the former owner, stripped some of these charming details from my home. (Why?!)

Trying to kill some time on a Saturday with the family, we ended up in this store. I'm glad we did,…read morebecause it's pretty dang great, and it defied expectations. For a place called "architectural salvage," this biz has a much larger "antique store" element than I had expected. Virtually the entire sizable first floor is dedicated to a selection of antiques that I found to be incredibly interesting! I wouldn't be able to even scratch the surface of telling you the types of items, but I'd say that the collection lends itself to items that were originally meant to be functional, rather than decorative. Their collection of antique binoculars and telescopes was fascinating, as were their scales. I also really enjoyed rummaging through their apothecary bottles, a personal favorite of mine. Of course, this IS an architectural salvage, so you're also treated to massive stained glass windows, service counters carefully removed from turn-of-the-century businesses, entire displays of doorknobs and hinges and light fixtures. If you were looking for period-appropriate parts for your home, I trust they'd have it. While the prices are high enough I wouldn't say you'd get anything at a steal, the selection is incredibly impressive. Maybe it's still somewhat of a secret and hasn't yet been picked over? Whatever it is, if you're into this type of business, you'll be happy!