I stopped by Quilt Crossing today with a Bernina that had completely locked up in the middle of a…read moreproject. Nadia was incredibly kind, patient, and knowledgeable. She quickly found the culprit--a hidden thread jam--reset the hook, explained exactly what had happened, and showed me how to recognize the issue in the future. What impressed me most wasn't just that she fixed the problem, but that she took the time to teach me. She never made me feel rushed or inexperienced, and even pointed me toward Bernina tutorials so I could continue learning on my own. As someone trying to finish a special project, her help turned a very stressful afternoon into a huge relief. Quilt shops are special because of people like Nadia--generous with their knowledge, encouraging to fellow makers, and genuinely invested in helping others succeed. Thank you, Nadia, for rescuing both my machine and my project. Your kindness and expertise were deeply appreciated.

I had such a great experience here! My mom and her bestie wanted to go back the very next day and…read morewe did! I found all the staff to be friendly and inviting and above all, helpful! She guided me to all the super soft materials and asked her colleagues what they recommended as well. I ended up buying a beautiful print for pillow cases. I do not sew well but my mom and aunt do and I sent the fabric off to them to make my pillow cases for some long rectangular down pillows that I've had for a few years from Germany that I can't let go of! And because of their odd shape/size, only custom cases will do! They have such an amazing selection of fabrics and fun tools! This is a great place to shop for quality fabrics, gain advice from pros and even shop for the sewing queen in your life!

Wonderful selection, seems a little pricey. Asked if they…read morehad an in house a full store to do the work, it too was pretty expensive.

I did business with Indigo Bird a couple years ago. They are very professional. Their quality of…read morework is of the highest. I highly recommend.

The ReUse Market is primarily two things: Craft-Supply Thrift Store and Landfill-Reducing…read moreDecorator's Drop-Off. What happens is that interior designers and crafters take their excess items to ReUse Market. So this would include things like fabric sample books, carpet samples, tile samples and the like from decorators and then rubber stamps, fabric, patterns, yarn, ink, paper, frames, beads, buttons, paint and markers from crafters. Volunteers then organize and price all of this crafty goodness. Hours are limited and it's easy to find only if you know where to look. There's not really a sign -- it's upstairs inside North End Organic Nursery (NEON). There are stairs with sturdy railings, but no elevator. You never know what you're going to find... bottle caps, binder clips, buckles. They've got greeting cards with envelopes for 10 cents. Prices are very reasonable. Head out there today and get crafty! This is a registered non-profit organization, and cash donations are welcome too.

Friendly staff. Great prices. Lots of stuff to look through! Found some fabric gems, as well as…read moresome small tools I needed for VERY cheap prices. If you're looking for craft supplies, come here instead of ordering on Amazon or buying new. You'll save a lot of money and waste!

I found Cats Eye Craft Thrift through a quick Google search and was excited to make the 30+ minute…read moredrive to support a small, local business. I especially had high hopes for their junk journaling and sticker sections. Unfortunately, I left a bit disappointed. The selection was pretty limited on everything but especially the stickers / planning/ stencil area , and the pricing felt more in line with boutique resale than a thrift shop. For example, a small Happy Planner sticker book was priced at $7.99 something I've gotten at Savers for $5 or less and we all know how astronomical savers pricing is lol . The other sticker and journaling items were $5-$12, which felt a bit steep for secondhand supplies. I totally understand small businesses need to cover costs and make a profit, and I really respect that but I was hoping for more variety and more "thrift-style" pricing. I'd still love to come back and check out other sections of the store, and hopefully they'll consider revisiting some of the pricing in the future to make it a more budget-friendly stop for crafters like me.

I've been seriously crafting for over 20 years, and thrift/bargain hunting for longer. What happens…read morewhen I get to experience both at the same time?! It was great! I only heard of Cats Eye within the last two or three days. I thought my friends were hiding this gem from me. Nope. The brick & mortar store is THAT new! (I won't hide this gem from them.) I saw so many crafty goodies: ink pads, rubber stamps, markers, pencils, paints, brushes, yarn, hooks, patterns, raw wool, stickers, cardstock, storage, beads, wire, buttons, jewelry findings, and even office supplies. I arrived after 5pm, and I asked Shay to please kick me out at when she closes 6pm, so I don't keep her here that late. (I think I was a little late anyway.) I'll have to go back ASAP to finish up my 1st round of shopping. The other thing I noticed was that there's a classroom at the back of the space. I bet there will be some really fun opportunities to learn techniques and new crafts. There is a cool scheduling tool on their website for when you want to donate some of your unused artistic or crafty supplies. Items inside are inexpensive and in great condition. I'm excited to play with my new goodies tomorrow and share this review with my friends.

The owner was extremely helpful in supplying me with a few dollars worth of materials to repair a…read morebeaded necklace. She was knowledgeable and had a great selection.

Love love love this little gem of a shop! Whatever you need in the world of beads, they've got it…read more Huge selection of seed beads, jewelry findings, unique beads, you name it! The owner is so sweet and extremely helpful. The vibe in this shop is so inviting and warm, I always enjoy picking up the perfect supplies to start new projects. Shop local & shop Need to Bead!

Dwell Home Co is a new decor store in Eagle off of E State St and 44. The store includes…read morefurniture, vases/planters, linens, kitchen and dining, pillows, wall decor/art and more. The decor is thoughtfully displayed with attentive staff willing to help out. It's smaller than a larger national home store and it feels like walking into a home. The decor is ever changing and current with design trends. The prices are very reasonable. They have been open in Eagle for just over a year and we love this local gem.

I LOVE Dwell! I've been shopping here for almost 4 years and I always find something beautiful when…read moreI visit. The staff are kind and knowledgeable, and the owner is a true gem. I'm not the best at decorating and the team at Dwell always spends time with me, giving me ideas and tips on colors, placement, stylizing, and more! The personalized experience shoppers get at Dwell is just as unique and high-quality as the pieces they bring back to their home.

Excellent selection of art supplies for a wide range of media. AND... a full price range for…read moresupplies. They offer a serious discount for local art guild members, too, seriously supporting local artists. Heading over this morning, for some oils, brushes, and a frame... plus stuff I see that I gotta have.

What an awesome art warehouse! They offer great variety of types of art supplies- for children,…read morestudent level art, and professional grade. I love being able to support a local business, and pick up the products and look at them in person before purchasing. The woman at the front was very helpful and friendly and made sure I got what I needed to begin watercolor painting. Lots of good gifts here for the art lover in your life! I would say they have a good value to their products, there is something in everyone's price range offered here!

Stopped into this little boutique on my way to the antique store. I was mesmerized by the beautiful…read morechandeliers in the front windows. And the store front is bright pink. How could you not be curious about what's inside? This store is stunning. Anything vintage, shabby or beautiful, you can most definitely find it here. Lots of fun refurbished furniture. There was a gorgeous full length mirror for sale but it was about 400. I would have gotten it if I actually had room for it and if it was a tad cheaper. 400 is a grip to spend on a mirror you don't have room for. But as pretty as it was, I would have made it work! But I'm sure my husband wouldn't have been impressed with the price point. There's a little bit of everything here. Cloths, candles, decor... It was fun checking everything out! I did see a room that I believe is for crafts or classes that you can take to make stuff. I know making shabby things or refurbishing old furniture takes talent! I think it would be fun to take a class here. Get to explore and use your creative side. This store is really fun! They truly have a little bit of everything. The music is going and is super loud. I appreciate the loud music, keeps you energized and happy while you're shopping. They are on the pricier side so that's something to be aware of. Some of the furniture that's been worked on is worth every penny. It's a lot of time and money to invest in refurbishing old pieces. It was fun checking everything out. I know I'll be having shoppers regret not buying that mirror or the beautiful chandeliers in the front. I look forward to coming back and checking this store out again.

This store is just amazing. I enjoy stopping by to check out the new merchandise and always leave…read morewith something new. Today, I found a beautiful dress as well as a plan holder for my wall. I have also purchased one of her window art pieces, hair clips, soup, snacks, tank tops, and many more amazing items at unbelievable prices. The staff has always been very friendly with me even grabbing the window from the back when I was looking for something specific. If you haven't checked out this store yet, you should. When my mom visits she always wants to check this store out so she can bring goodies back home.