They sell mostly cottons. Geared more for the quilter. Love the choices and themes. Will keep them…read morein mind for future projects.

The building is an old, neat place but the material is some what dated in appearance and content…read more My wife found the staff helpful and I found a comfortable chair up front. The material had a western motif and included material for the state universities. There were some pre-cuts and had more aprons than quilts on display. Not really any modern or contemporary material.

This place has one of everything and two of most! Great place to browse and find unique treasures…read more The prices were very fair. There are a lot of vendors and booths to choose from. If you're close by, stop in. I found several items to add to my collection.

I found a great vintage cigarette case here, and also saw a wide selection of both blinds and…read moreshutters. (May return to buy some for my own home in Oklahoma City.) Nice.

I do not knit. However, my wife does and I have picked up a few tidbits of knowledge from this. I…read morehave also been her companion on several visits to this store. From a non-knitters point of view, and experienced yarn store visitor, this is a nice place. I think the first time I visited, they were in the midst of remodeling or reorganizing their show area. It was still a very nice environment, and a pleasant store. We just went there over the weekend, and it was in tip-top shape! There is a decent amount of yarn on hand, and several tables and a couch to sit at. Lots of notions and accessories, as well as a small selection of clothing and wearable creations. The store does not carry 'all the yarns', but they have a very nice selection of yearn weights, colors and fibers. Considering how many boutique yarn dyers and craft spinning junkies there are online, it would be silly to try to carry them all. However, you should be able to find a nice skein or two that you really need to take home and introduce to the rest of your stash. Last, but not least, they have one of the nicest store restrooms I have ever used. 'The Loo' is small, but very clean, nicely decorated and easy to access. And clean, did I mention that? Anyway, if you are escorted to another yarn shop by your SO, this one is a good choice.

Walking in the shop (which is nestled in the lovely historic section of Guthrie), you'll be…read moreimpressed by the gorgeous presentation and extensive selection. SWAK has more Noro than you can shake a stick at and if you're looking for Rowan, they've got it. [Edited to Add: They no longer stock Noro Kureyon! This is upsetting.] While SWAK does offer online shopping from their website, visiting the store is the way to go since being able to see the colors of the yarn up close and feel the texture is half the fun. If you're looking for needles or hooks, they've got a nice selection and also a generous choice of books and gift items. Service can be a little iffy depending on what day you go- sometimes I've received outstanding help and other times the staff have seemed uninterested in answering any questions. Definitely worth the drive from Oklahoma City, especially if you plan on making an afternoon of visiting the neighboring antique shops and taking the city trolley tour.

The three men that arrived to do roof repair on my house are knowledgeable, respectful, and real…read moreprofessionals. It doesn't even look like the same roof that had tree damage. They made the roof look great. They have reasonable pricing. I highly recommend them.

Michael Baker is both rude and unprofessional. I can not possibly review low enough. I cannot…read moreimagine how a man who can not find an address not once but twice, then blames the customer, is capable of doing anything but creating more problems than you had before he got there. That's of course assuming he can find the place. Run far and fast from this guy.