Syndi and Renee are two of the most genuinely kind and friendly people you'll ever meet. Their…read morelittle shop is full to the brim with creativite art of all kinds, from their hand painted barn quilts to photography, pressed flower art, soaps, hand turned wood bowls and dishes, wood artwork benches and hangings, ceramics, stained glass sun catchers, lap quilts, jewelry, hand made knives and more. All by local artists. The warmth and welcoming feel of this shop always makes me go back for more.

Enjoyed this place. Lots of fun decorations. The place is huge. Has all kinds of craft…read moresupplies.

Pottery, home decor, fabric, silk flowers, etc. The ladies were really liking this place. Check out…read moreRoscoe the dog, behind the counter. He came walking through the parking lot, and went to the front door, and a lady opened the door, and said, "Hello Roscoe", and Roscoe went behind the counter to lay on his blanket.

Interesting items / love supporting local artists. This is a wonderful place to find gifts.read more

Adorable shop! I purchased a beautiful pair of beaded earrings. I will return the next visit to…read moreBoone

The ladies working there helped me so much. They explained that their beautiful baskets are…read moreactually machine washable!! They also have quilting supplies, beautiful fabrics, cross-stitching kits, and on and on!

Dear owners of Mountain Threads - I came from Greensboro to…read morevisit your shop. I had the directions and list of materials for a project and wanted to purchase high-quality rope cording. So I approached a very glittery young woman with her bosom about to fall out of her red dress by saying, "I have a project materials list that calls for 100 feet of clothesline cord." She directed me to purchase this at a WalMart. Wow. Isn't selling various sizes of cord what your business is all about? She also told me that clothesline type cording cost $1/foot so I would pay $100 for cording if I purchased it at Mountain Threads. No - it costs $1 per yard. The owner/artisan seated behind a sewing machine in the back room was being monopolized by one female (customer? just curious?) and no one could break into that Q&A/tutorial without being rude. So, basically, there was no one in-the-know available. The store is cute. The staff is friendly (maybe too friendly with people who will monopolize you). The location on Main St is easy to find but beware that parking in Blowing Rock can be very difficult in the "high seasons". The selection of fabrics, machine needles, and cording is strong. You just have to get past the not so well informed staff member in the front room.

great antique store with thousands of sometimes unique items. the store owner and help are pleasant…read moreto deal with. prices are generally affordable and reasonable.

This antiques place is in Trade, NC - part of the Pisgah National Forest. There are roughly 6 car…read morespots up front and the lazy guy at the front desk did not even make an effort to say 'hello!'. This is a large indoor collection of old tools, signs, duplicate magazines, fudge, furniture and carpets. Locked items are in small glass vitrines, which do not allow you to even look at anything. No greeting. No A/C. There was 1 couple browsing in the whole shop! Rebel review: 4 star overpriced, but big

Beautiful selection of artistic merchandise. Reasonable prices. Whenever I go to West Jefferson…read moreI shop in this warm and inviting store.

Before driving to experience Greenhouse Crafts, beware that the times posted on their website are…read morenot accurate. My daughter, grandson and I drove from Linville to Greenhouse Crafts Shop only to be told it was closed Sunday at 1:00 instead of the 3:30 we read on the internet. There was another couple who expressed the same disappointment and also had driven miles to the Shop. We decided it is best to call before starting to drive to make sure the Shop is open.

Our granddaughter says Greenhouse Crafts is her favorite store when she comes to visit, and I…read moreagree. Owned and run by the multi-talented Joanie (the artist) and Michael (the musician) Bell, Greenhouse is filled with unique, beautiful, and fun gifts. There's also a great selection of cards and jams and jellies. Open every day from mid-April through Christmas Eve, Greenhouse is a wonderful shop. If you're lucky, you might hear Michael playing the dulcimer.

I've been a customer for years! Cindy is dedicated to great service and wonderful things for all…read morekinds of crafting! I recommend you look here first!

From the owner: I am a full line craft shop that specializes in beading. I have a huge selection of seed beads and…read morethe new two hole beads. We offer classes and are always there to answer your questions. I also ship worldwide. I can special order just about anything you need. Come by.. you won't believe it!

The go to frame shop in the area. Tom knows what to do with your art and how to do it reasonably.read more

I was just amazed at how good my artwork looked after framing. They took their time helping me and…read moreadvising me on what would compliment my pieces. Wonderful job!

Cool little gothic store. Wide variety of different clothing and knickknacks. Store was set up…read morereally neat and had a little bit of an ominous yet welcoming feel to it, in a good way. I felt it matched the vibe they were going for. Definitely an interesting spot, check it out!

The shop is cute, but the escape room, while competently crafted, hasn't been fully thought out…read more You will likely be frustrated. And the owner does not watch your progress, gives useless hints, and ignores when you let them know the hints are not relevant. Luckily, it's a cheap experience, and here you get what you've paid for. I won't be back