I'm so glad we have such a well stocked fabric/quilting store in Paradise. It's too good to be…read moretrue. If you've never visited...you should.

Just bought a Long arm quilting machine from Morning Star. They came and set up the machine at my…read morehouse and spent time explaining the machine to me. I was able to start quilting on my own that day. I have called the store numerous times for questions and the staff was very knowledgeable and kind. So happy that I chose this store for my purchase. You can tell that customer service is their top priority. They are my new favorite quilt shop. Thank you Marcia, I am really enjoying my new machine.

Phil was amazing!! He's really the best, went above and beyond to assist my daughter who had a…read moretroublesome gift card lol. He was really great- a true asset to this store. Store is clean and love the ample parking. My favorite Michael's location.

My online order was damaged & ultimately discarded. Customer service was very professional and…read morequickly refunded my bank account and offered me 30% off my next order. Customer service these days seems to have gone down hill. NOT AT MICHAELS! I was completely surprised at how professional they were. 100% made me a loyal customer from here on out.

Went here at Christmas time looking for pretty specific fabric. The woman working was very…read moreunfriendly. I was the only person in the store and it took her nearly five minutes to even say hello. I told her I was looking for a winter fabric in shades of blue to which she responded by pointing her finger to a small display of Christmas fabrics. She didn't even say anything - just pointed. I would've left right then and there but I needed to fabric so I looked through the selection. No blue winter fabrics. You'd think that'd be an obvious one. Snowflakes maybe? I would've even settled for a blue Hanukkah fabric. Nope. Just red and green Christmas fabric. I left and said thanks anyway to which she did not reply. I'll give her the benefit of the doubt that she was maybe just having a bad day but I don't think I'll be back. I'd rather go to morning star or drive to Chico

Love Debbie's! She is so helpful and stocks an amazing variety of great fabrics. Love to go there.read more

Great store with unique trinkets I can't find elsewhere. I just adore spending my time going down…read moreeach aisle and dreaming how to decorate my home. The only thing stopping me from rating this five stars is that it is a bit pricey.

They got rid of military and founding fathers statements because they needed space for paper party…read moreplates. I am also not shopping there because they never saw the Coast Guard as military. My husband spent over 20 years serving his country in the Coast Guard to be treated like he didnt matter. Hobby Lobby has made that perfectly clear that the Cosst Guard do not count. But at Americas 250th anniversary to get rid of their military appreciation, the constitution of the United States and pictures of our founding fathers are not as important as there paper party plates. Not shopping there anymore. At the next protest, I'll make sure the veterans know about this. Won't look good.

nice helpful knowlegablel people , high quality work, reasonable pricing. on time with promised…read morecompletion date.

I have a yarn, fabric and clothing fetish. I love really nice yarn, fabric, and…read morebeautifully-designed clothing. I love making things with them -- particularly clothing. Wearing what I wear is less of an issue for me. Bow Bec's is an unexpected paradise for me of yarn and unusual, flowing, imaginative clothing. There's a tendency in slightly hippy towns for the kind of layered, drapey middle-aged New Age woo-woo woman look that is missing here. Instead, there are chic, asymmetrical skirts, biased cut tops and bottoms, feminine, draping, flowing clothing that are not necessarily the oversized, loose garb of the above mentioned kind of woman -- bless her heart -- that leans toward unusually cut clothing. I have some real clotheshorse friends that wear tiny sizes and workout about 2-3 hours a day. They love draping, flowing, comfortable, form fitting clothes and I saw plenty of skirts and tops here that they would love. The price tag comes with it, though. This is no cheap store. A nice skirt with several bias-cut gores with ruching embellishment cost about $115. You'd expect this price and it is worth it. It's not poorly constructed and it'll probably be the favorite skirt of that certain chic, unusual girl for the rest of its lifespan (I'd give it about 15-17 years with the proper cleaning care and as long as she stays relatively the same size that long). In the back, there are the best yarns. No cheap quality yarns here. Noro, Gedifra, GGH, and other great brand yarns of high quality with BEAUTIFUL colorways. And a good amount of stock. I go to my LYS (Local Yarn Shop) and it's not well-stocked, only 3 of the most attractive colorways and 9 of the less attractive colorways. The prices were moderate -- not the highest I've seen and not the cheapest either. Okay, let's be blunt: I tend to shop online because I've been knitting since I was 8 and I can tell by most of the information I see online and sometimes by dropping in on my LYS what a yarn's going to be like. Many knitters prefer the sensuality of touching the yarn and seeing how the yarn looks next to their skin in the mirror. This is the perfect shop for that. It's well-stocked and the prices are not outrageous. Soft sell: the serene woman at the helm was not the owner and she was helpful and avoided any kind of annoying and aggressive sales. In fact, no one I've encountered in Chico has yet to be an aggressive salesperson. Yay!

Absolutely beautiful glasswork, the craftsmanship is stunning. Don't think it's the glass section…read moreof home goods it's artwork and it's worth every penny spent. The curator was super informative and kind.

Orient & Flume looks like it has been around since the 70s'. If you like glass vases and other…read moreitems you will love this place. It is not at all fancy. The work is what you want to see. If you don't like glass items you will be bored. We were not bored for a second. What we really loved was the man who may be the owner who knows everything about hand blown glass. I love glass vases. They also have glass nick knacks, not for me, but maybe you. Orient & Flume produces fine art glass. All their work is signed. They have iridescent and crystal clear glass. The vases are stunning. Take care of them, they are expensive. Nationally acclaimed for its excellence in design since 1972, they have won some awards and may even be in a gallery or two, I am not sure. I just know that the service was great. I got a wonderful vase and am a happy camper.