I was warmly greeted by Valerie and Lucy (the owner and her pup), and we have a lovely conversation…read morewhile I look around. Everything is locally handmade, fair trade sourced, or vintage, she tells me. There are many colorful things that catch my eye, but eventually I select a blown glass pen (refillable) and some beads & fused glass. We chatted like old friends while she finished the transaction and packed my purchase. It was 20 minutes past closing when we left, and I didn't realize I'd stayed so long. (Oops.) I'm usually very punctual about leaving, so clearly I was very comfortable. It was such a fun visit that I will definitely stop in on our next trip to Yachats.

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.

Bonnie Jean is a delightful lady. We enjoyed her shop so much and will visit again when we're in…read moreYachats. She is a delight!

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!

We stopped in because we love glass art. When we walked in the back, we saw that they had one on…read moreone glass making classes. My wife decided that that would be fun and signed up. From start to finish, it takes around half an hour. During that time, Amanda starts with a blob of hot glass and helps the customer roll it, add color to it, shape it, reheat it and then press it out into a finished shape. It goes into a kiln to cool for 24 hours and then you can pick it up. The net result was really pretty and my wife enjoyed the experience.

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.

Very fun! There was a good selection of ceramics and the prices were very reasonable. The place was…read moreclean and very friendly. We painted and painted. Talked. Danced to Queen (well I did) and explained who Billy Joel, Steve Perry and other by-gones were to my teen because the radio was rolling out the hits of the 70s, 80s and 90s. It was a GREAT way to spend a vacation day. No beverages or food and not a very walkable local, so know that.

Lara is friendly and interested in helping you create. Her new space allows for Open Studio time…read morewhile a class can be conducted next door. Check out how many creative ideas posted.

I drove by this place for years thinking it was a camping supply place that happened to carry some…read moreyard. No, it's a dedicated yarn shop, and it's lovely. Two stories of yarn and knitting/crochet supplies: needles, books, looms, etc. The yarn selection is varied. The owner is wonderful. The dog is charming. I'm sad I didn't go in years ago.

There is a lot of yarn here...multiple rooms of it. I'm sure I'd be here more often if I lived in…read morethe area. If you are looking for acrylic novelty yarn, this is your heaven. I was hoping to find more bulky wools. They have some nice Queensland wool in beautiful colors and lots of Coastal Cotton. The owner is very nice and there is a little dog hanging out as well.

Discovered this gem on my last day on the coast and had to stop in and get some fabric to make a…read morequilt memorializing our trip. I found a beautiful panel and coordinates with gorgeous greens and blues, along with shore birds, greys, and browns. No idea what pattern I will use but it'll be a beautiful reminder of a wonderful trip. The wonderful lady working there patiently helped me choose some fabrics and answered my newby quilter questions about things :) I also found a couple appliqué patterns depicting local lighthouses, so I had to get those, too! I also picked up a kit for the "row by row" selection unique to this shop. I had never heard of this, but apparently it's an annual thing along the Oregon coast that quilt shops design these pieces around a theme and then you can get patterns and kits from each shop. Sure wish I had done my research and know about this earlier, though I'm sure my hubby is relieved it was our last day :)

What a wonderful quilt shop. Everyone was so helpful and delightful to work with. The diversity of…read morefabrics and patterns are amazing. I love to visit here when ever we come to depot bay!

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!

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 .

As soon as you walk into the Mustard Seed, Deb makes you feel like you've come into her home. She…read moreoffers drinks, hot and cold. She tells you to lay your stuff on her chair in "her living room". Get cozy, and craft! My 7 year old daughter, loves to craft. She was in awe of Deb's display of all things craft supplies. She asked if she could have Deb's collection of craft supplies.I told her one day. She started right away, painting, coloring, and being in her element. Her 3 year old sister is right there following in her big sisters foot steps. We loved hearing about all the classes coming up and seeing them on the wall is fun too. My girls and I live in CA, my Mom has a house here in Florence so we come to visit a lot. This time around we looked for a house in Albany because we are moving. My daughters loved painting rocks, picture frames, star's, and other Americana decor. We decided to come back the next day to decorate cupcakes. Oh my goodness, Deb had the whole she-bang! Sprinkles galore, cool star sprinkles, different color icing, fondant, fun 4th of July picks to put in them. The girls had way to much fun. When we left my 3 year old Emmy says Mom lets come back, that was fun. I told her you are right, that was fun, we will definitely be back. Deb, you have some Lifers, that will be back continuously and that will tell everyone about your creative studio. We wish you nothing but the best. God bless you and this wonderful place!

I love this place. It is so fun to hang out and do crafts. The fee is worth it. Deb has bought top…read morequality art and craft supplies to use at no extra cost. Today was a special event day where we frosted cupcakes using 4th of July colors and decorations. Deb does a bang up job in preparing for the activities. The Mustard Seed represents a much needed place in Florence Oregon for making something fun or doing something without the stress. Please come and check it out. You won't be disappointed.

My children and I enjoy stopping by michaels and picking out new arts and craft projects to work…read moreon. There is quite the selection of various items to keep an individual occupied. The customer service is generally pretty good, the staff is helpful if you are looking for something and they try to answer or find out the answers to your questions.

If you don't want to take care of customers, close your business. Taking care of customers means…read morethat there is at least 1 employee at the cash registers! That's where customers go to look for help! Also I refuse to shop anywhere that expects me to check myself out! That's your job to provide that service! Michael's should remember they have competition that allows you to shop from the privacy of your own home! I would give a zero stars if i had that option!

The selection here is great and the pricing is very fair. I appreciated the selection of indigenous…read morematerials and pendants. The customer service was great and very informative.

What a fun place to stop and shop, even if you're not a "beader"…read moreI did buy some cool beads and pendants. Shared friendly conversation with the owner and her teenage kitty. Look for the big blue "BEADS" sign on the west side of HWY 101 headed north out of Newport