American Quilting is a great little quilt shop, it is nicely organized and easy to shop.read more

I started attending the Saturday Sampler in July 2018 and I was VERY disappointed. The store is…read moreunder a new owner and the owner is the teacher and I was so let down with her teaching style. The directions were horrible, her teaching was confusing, her patients with each person was weird - she just moved on to the next person whether I understood her or not. I have taken the SS class several years ago and NEVER struggled like this. Frustrated and will never take the SS class unless there is a different teacher.

I love the blanket I bout for my grandma here it was so soft and she loved it thank you corn wagon…read morequilt.

Always fun to visit. I love the wool projects and found the perfect backing fabric for a quilt…read moreproject. They went all out during the last Quilt Shop Hop! Helpful staff each time I've gone.

Heindselman's is under new management and soon new ownership. I was there this past Friday and the…read morehelp I needed was offered quickly. The store is super clean and organized. They now have room in the back for large classes. (I'm thinking the Utah County spinning group could begin meeting there.) There's seating at the front of the store and the gathering table is without all the old clutter. These are big improvements that make coming to Heindselman's an enjoyment. If you found it difficult to appreciate the store in the past because of the lack of organization and that big dog, you should try again. You'll be surprised. (Though I don't know if the dog is permanently gone, I didn't see any evidence of it).

As another review stated, Heindselman's has changed in ownership and the changes benefit the shop a…read morelot. The store is spacious, which makes it easier to browse, and there is a good assortment of yarns of various weights and fibers. I found the price of the yarn to be pretty reasonable. The back of the store also has a nice selection of things needed for crafting with yarn such as needles, hooks, buttons, and sewing needles. The employees at Heindselman's are always kind and excited to talk about yarn. I like to make a stop here whenever I have some free time in Provo.

I went today even though Yelp said it was temporarily closed. It's gone and the building is sold. I…read morespoke to the new tenant. Very sad, my once a year visit. I always loved going.

Not sure they are open anymore. Came here at 11:35 am on a Tuesday and the door was locked and…read morenobody was there. The last time I was here the lady working the counter was really rude. Not too sad if they are closed down.

I had a blast at the Beehive Bazaar! I always love supporting local artists, crafters, etc. so I…read morehad to go. I believe that they do these events twice a year for two weeks on Thursday-Friday. I went on a Thursday evening and it was pretty steadily busy, so I would imagine that it would be packed on a Friday or Saturday. There were around 35-40 booths set up in a large warehouse room, which seemed like just the right amount for meandering around. Each vendor marked their items with their vendor code so you can make all your purchases at once at the end. The vendors had already set up their items and were not present at the event, which made for a low-stress shopping experience. I believe that they rotate through vendors each week so if you would like to see variety, you can go again on a different week and see some totally different items. You could buy anything from vintage clothing to dry shampoo, to embroidery to jewelry. My personal favorite vendor was Vintau, which sold gorgeous rocks and gemstones on stands and dreamcatchers at a super reasonable price. The people running the event stayed near the entrance/exit so they could hand out shopping baskets and check out customers. The lines were short, and they carefully wrapped up fragile items in tissue paper. Overall, it seemed very well planned and executed and was a very enjoyable way to spend an hour.

I absolutely LOVE when the Beehive Bazaar rolls in. About every season, local artists come together…read moreto display their thoughtful, creative, and beautiful goods. This particular market screamed of Christmas with scents of wassail and Christmas Carols in the air. Prices range from low to high, Which is to be expected at a market like this. You are paying for their skills and time, after all. There is even a section with displays from young makers showing off their amazing skills in clay molding, jewelry making, and cookie baking. If you have a chance to go to The Beehive Bazaar, please do! There is something for everyone.

This place is amazing! There are tons of vendors here, each with their own little section. It was…read moreso fun to walk through the store and look at all of the fun and amazing things. There was everything you could imagine from the very littles things to large items such as furniture. I think I walked through the store twice! (Which took me over 2 hours!). I had so much fun just wandering and looking. I was looking for mid century modern shelf decor and while I didn't find that one special item that caught my eye, I did find a couple of other items that I was happy to purchase. Oh, and I almost forgot, they also have a selection of old time candy. I found zots and I bought a little package of those too because I hadn't seen them since I was a kid. And I have to tell you, I loved them as much today, as I did back then. All in all, a very enjoyable few hours.

I went in here for my first time this week to do a little shopping and thought it was adorable!!…read moreThey have a bunch of different vendors who fill their booths with vintage goods, handmade items, and different home decor. They seriously have so many different styles and options with good prices. There are some more expensive items but also a lot of affordable ones. The woman working was nice, but it did seem like she could've used another person there with her. Overall, I would recommend this if you're looking for some home decor or just a fun activity to walk around shopping.

Everything they have is darling and original. For their clothes they only buy one in each side so…read moreyou won't look like everyone else. Their home decor is beautiful and they have a great and contemporary Jewelry collection. I would highly recommend you visit early and often for the best stuff.

You won't find more charm or welcome from another store owner around. You'll be greeted warmly and…read morehelped as much as you want or don't want. The inventory changes frequently. So grab what you want because it will be gone as all of the stuff is in high demand. Janet, the owner, has impeccable taste and knows just what her shoppers want.

Always a delight! Even in winter I love their garden store…read more Topiaries and more at good prices awesome choices for me and gifting and had a hard time deciding what NOT To purchase in their Christmas store. Everything is lovely and not what you find everywhere else Children's gift items too The gals that helped me were all friendly and helpful will return again and again

Gorgeous to look at, complicated to grow If you are looking…read morefor the prettiest nursery in Utah County, the search ends here. Sun River Gardens is beautifully organized, thoughtfully displayed, and stocked with a selection that puts most nurseries in the area to shame. Walking through it feels less like a garden center errand and more like an experience worth making time for. The indoor plant section is well curated and extensive. The outdoor area covers annuals, perennials, trees, and shrubs. The pottery selection, both indoor and outdoor, is lovely and priced accordingly. The pre-potted arrangements are hard to walk past. And then there is the home decor section, which is genuinely my favorite part of the visit. Exclusive, elegant, and full of pieces you simply will not find anywhere else, from beautiful accents and furniture to the most charming toys you can imagine. None of it is cheap, but none of it looks like anything else either. Now for the part I have been trying to figure out for years. I have a green thumb. I have a home full of healthy thriving plants. But something consistently happens with the plants I bring home from Sun River Gardens. Within a week or two, despite careful attention and following care instructions, they decline and die. This has happened enough times to be a pattern rather than a coincidence. Interestingly I have noticed the same thing with plants from other high end nurseries, while plants from Harmons or even Walmart almost always thrive. My best guess is that greenhouse grown plants raised in highly controlled environments struggle more with the transition to home conditions, but I genuinely do not know. What I do know is that it keeps happening. And yet I keep coming back, because the selection and the experience are that good. Four stars for the atmosphere, the inventory, and that home decor section. Just go in with realistic expectations if you are buying plants to keep alive.