A wonderful, yarn ,fiber, and some fabric store. The woodworking side of the store has reasonably…read morepriced coastal themed kitch. Always nice to find a nice fiber arts store

What a lovely shop! Nice vibe going on beginning with meeting the lady of the house. She has nice…read moreyarn & needles. I love that there is a fabulous selection of roving. The variety of colors! And I wish I could take classes because the offerings are just what I'm interested in as a new knitter. I plan to drop in on my way back home & pick up some of her husband's kitchen tools--they're very nice! Perfect made-in-Oregon gifts.

What a great little art supply store in Florence! First off, the woman who I talked with while I…read morewas there is fantastic. I think she may have been the owner, but I'm second-guessing myself a bit now. I was on the Charm Trail. We got to talking and somehow it came about that while I'm from Eugene I currently live in Chicago, and she happened to live in Chicago at one point, too. We also both worked at universities in the city. Just having a chat with her made it a fun stop. The store is very clean and has many of the art supplies one would need to create their next masterpiece--paper, canvases, paints, pens, you name it. They have information about workshops and art-related events as well. I am not much of an artist but I did do a paint night in grad school once and found it to be a lot of fun (surprisingly so--it was very soothing). That is to say, you may also find painting to be a relaxing activity, so if you've ever wanted to pick up the hobby, visit here and you'll good guidance from very helpful staff. I was a bit sad that it's not in Eugene, since I don't get to Florence very often even when I'm home visiting, but coming here did spark creative energies that I'm hoping to follow in the coming months!

This place has an impressive range of product. I was doubtful they'd have items I wanted. But they…read moredid. And excellent brands too. I poked around a bit and found several items costing less than my go-to internet sources. Well done to the owner! Staff was knowledgeable and helpful too. I will be back.

I can't say enough good things about the wonderful experience my family and I had here yesterday! I…read morewish I caught the owner's name, but she's beyond kind, and I really enjoyed chatting with her. Her shop is amazing - full of fascinating crafts from lots of different artists, and she herself makes gorgeous stained glass! We found so many treasures, everything was priced so reasonably, and we spent the rest of our afternoon raving about how much we love this gem of a shop. The owner is so wonderful, and her kindness and generosity just added to an already fantastic encounter. We'll definitely be back!

Love this store and the value of the gifts. I always get something. Small but so much heart.read more

Beautiful artwork. An Oregon Coast gem. If you are looking for a glass float, this is the place…read moreto go. They have even more than those too.

Lots of fun and very experienced. The experience of glass blowing was great and reasonably priced.read more

The name really does not convey what the heck they sell. Something in a marketing course could…read morehelp. Kept thinking it was some old religious shop. It's not. This place sells all kinds of beads, my achilles heel right there in Yachats. The place sparkles with pretty glass colored beads as well as jewelry and other craft items hanging around. There's all kinds of crystals hanging in the window. Now that I discovered that this is not some sort of place that sells dusty old religious Virgin Mary statues this will be a normal stop for me.

Awesome selection, and very friendly. Lots of high end pieces and very reasonably priced. My…read moredaughter got a barely used pair of riding boots for $35. The owner said they had only been used three time.

The store is cluttered and the staff are always crabby people who make me feel as though I am…read morebothering them by asking them to cut my overpriced fabric.

I get my supplies for my business here and fabric for crafts. Been shopping here for 30 years and…read morebought my French lace here when they were I. A different location in 1997

Interesting story. I saw a rope jellyfish at a tap house and kinda liked it but it was kinda plain…read more Then I stumbled across Gypsea Weaver gallery at pirates plunder and found the real deal. Turns out that was a copycat I had seen earlier. I'm going to hang my jellyfish near my pool. They are so creative and interesting looking. I'm also loving sustainable artists who recycle materials into something unique and beautiful. The pirate galleries are hidden behind the store fronts and looks like a Hollywood set! Great find and super cool. Mine was $75. Go get one!

From the owner: Rebecca Hooper's Gypsea Weaver Stuido reimagines retired fishing ropes and nets into art.read more

This couple are the nicest people ever that own this shop!…read moreThey are a delight to talk with and knowledgeable about all gem stones and crystals .

We were intrigued by this sweet little shop! She has an assortment of gifts, including air plants!…read more But the unexpected items we found were raccoon and fox penis bones! They can be ground up and used for spells, but they are interesting whole. I resisted the urge to blurt out "THAT'S why they are called boners!". The proprietress is delightful! Stop in and see what a nice selection of items she has. We found some incense we liked. You might find something cool too! The penis bones will have to be my next visit!