This was the BEST thing! So much fun & you have help the whole way through! Highly recommendread more

Quinn was fantastic, it was so fun and exciting to make!! The service was great, and I loved all…read morethe gems you could choose to customize your piece uniquely to you

Super fun, unique experience. Love the café motif. Will recommend to everyone for a date or girls…read morenight out.

We showed up here at 11am on Saturday when they open and there was no one here. We tried to call,…read morebut didn't get an answer. We waited and came backs around 11:45am and still nothing. Disappointing we didn't get to try out the cafe. Hopefully they'll do better about adjusting their hours and update customers accordingly.

Navigating through some new logo issues, Andrew Taylor was helpful and patient. They are my "go to"…read morefor my small business needs. Their pricing is fantastic!

I'm cautious about the four stars here. To understand why, I must tell a story about a young boy…read morenamed Jeffrey who had a very important print job, an out of town conference, and a even younger intern. Jeffrey went out of town to this conference, leaving the very important print job in the hands of AMT and the intern in charge of picking it up and distributing it. I'll spare you the drama and we'll dive into the happy ending. There wasn't one. Poor intern nearly in tears, me on a phone from somewhere in Colorado, and things didn't quite come together. Well, I'm a forgiving man. And the low prices at AMT help me to be forgiving. So I dropped off another project there not too long ago. It had been years and I was ready to give it a go again. I gave it plenty of time, and when it came time to pick up the job it was ready and waiting. Print quality on the cards was pretty good. This isn't a cut-and-dry print shop. Do a little bargaining and you may get a better price than what's quoted. On the flipside, they quote all kinds of ridiculous prices. So read the fine print and make sure you qualify for them. Know before you go and you may get a sweet deal. But don't expect it all to be as easy as 1-2-3. If you don't mind cruising garage sales and dickering with flea market folks, you've found your new digital print shop.

A bit late for this review, went in having no clue as to what I wanted! Working with the ladies…read morethey made several suggestions and helped me create the perfect gifts for my fiance. Craftsmanship, quality and customer service are second to none!

I ordered a gift certificate as a Christmas Gift. Received the certificate within a week. The "TO"…read moreand "FROM" sections had the names reversed and mis-spelled. When I called them about the error the person who answered was rude, and belligerently confrontational. Her answer was "Well I didn't make the mistake, it was someone else here". Frankly don't care who in the shop made the mistake, this is someone I care about's Christmas gift, and it's wrong. The lack of care or customer service is outstanding. Do not use this business.

In December of 2006, my boyfriend of 8 months proposed to me on Christmas Eve. I can't say I didn't…read moresee it coming: we had been discussing marriage for the past 5 months, and I had already been semi-planning the wedding secretly. I was just waiting for the ring like a racehorse waits for gunfire. Now I could finally contact my chosen vendors and taste some cake. The problem was that I had been looking for months for a wedding dress that would satisfy the desires of both my inner child, with her fairy-tale inspired princess-dress dreams, and at the same time my current, more refined fashion appetite that channeled such icons as audrey, jackie, every Prada thing ever made. Further, I wanted to find a modest dress that I could wear to get sealed in a Temple, which is believed by my church to be a highly sacred House of God for those non-Mormon's out there. Well, after much searching I had at least made some solid decisions: No sequence, pearls, lace, or any embellishments. I wanted to focus on the quality of the fabric, lines, and construction of the dress, and I didn't want the integrity of these key elements to be compromised by gaudiness. I wanted pure silk. I wanted beautiful ruching. I wanted mermaid style, old hollywood elegance. And I wanted it all under $3,000. Preferably under $2,000. That's where Penny, the dressmaker behind "Penelope's" came in. She was referred to me by the same highly trusted source who recommended my photographer. Going to see Penny for the first time, I felt like I was Cinderella going to her fairy godmother with a pumpkin and some rats. I was sure I would get laughed at for my unrealistic desires, and talked into a standard, boring, mormon cut-out of a dress (read: t-shirt style short-sleeved top, puffy A-line skirt. Buttons down back. Long veil.) I was all but shaking. But that was not the case! Penny listened and took notes, and even presented me with a book of silk samples to choose from. She sketched out the dress with my direction, and then quoted me a price that almost took the wind out of me. I wanted to shout from the rooftops- "The Church is True!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" (Also, a Mormon reference. Sorry.) And so my perfect dress was constructed. The end.

I had never considered getting my wedding gown custom made until I started shopping for one. It was…read morea nightmare. Dresses I loved had miserable prices, and most of the dresses just weren't "me." When I went to Penelope's I showed her a few picutres and we worked from there. Penny is very talented and will go any direction you'd like. I got soooooo many compliments on my dress. Everyone said it was so "me." Her pricing is quite reasonable. This sounds like a dream come true, right?! Just make sure you schedule pretty far out. I wasn't so on top of things, but got married in November, the slow season, which is why she was able to fit me in. I highly recommend Penelope's for a custom made gown.

I had a large custom art piece shipped in and wanted to get it framed for my parents new home. We…read morewent to get bids at several places. We loved the customer service that Marsha and another gentleman gave us. Due to its nature we had to have specific things done to get it mounted correctly. None of the other places bothered to give me that information. They were thorough and gave me options. The end result were that my parents are elated with their piece. It's a show stopper in their front room.

I have used Stylecraft for 10 years to frame my original art. Always pleased with selection,…read moreconstruction and speed of task completed. Louis has kindness, patience and soft advice when I am making choices. I highly recommend.

Took some rings to get re-sized, Elizabeth was a great help and so much less expensive than some…read moreothers. And the best part, I got the pieces back the next day. Work was perfect. I'll be back!

Went to see them to have a custom piece made, the wife and I visited the store 3 times. I was…read moreprepared to drop 5 to 6 k with them. They have blown us off 3 times now, I refuse to go back.

I had such an incredible time at Crafted Rings! I love the idea of being able to create my own…read morering, and Cole took me step-by-step through the process and helped me to do as much as I could on my own. Now I have not only a cool new ring but something I can say I crafted myself! After selecting a design, the first step of the process was hand carving the ring out of wax - making the ring big enough for my finger and shaping the pattern on the outside. All the necessary tools were provided and were easy to use, especially with Cole's tips and expertise. (As someone with very limited experience with creating anything by hand, I very much appreciated this!) This step had the most amount of time allocated to it, and does require a degree of delicateness with the wax and patience with the process and with yourself. Luckily, Cole was also able to help undo or cover up mistakes (or weld the ring back together when the wax snapped - which definitely didn't happen five or six times ) Next, we used the wax ring to create a sand mold into which the silver for the ring could be poured. This doesn't take long, but prepping the mold also requires some delicate work. Again, Cole was there to help with corrections and mistakes. Since I was there by myself, I may have had a chance to be a bit more involved in preparing the silver for pouring into the mold than a group may have been able to. After the mold was ready, we used a torch to melt the silver and Cole poured the silver into the mold in one smooth, expert motion. The ring formed and cooled quickly, so within a minute or so we were putting the finishing touches on the final product. Finally, after some "pruning," sanding, and polishing, I have an awesome ring I can truly call my own! If you've ever wanted to craft something yourself worthy of being an heirloom that you could truly cal your own, or if you're looking for a meaningful gift of jewelry that isn't marked up to ridiculous prices just to take advantage of you, (OR if you just want to experience imagining yourself forging your own Ring Of Power in the fires of Mount Doom) I can absolutely recommend Crafted Rings!

You pull up to an unassuming warehouse door, not even sure you are in the right place... and…read morethen... From the moment you walk in the door, being greeted by Cole and Kayla, you know you are in for a treat. You round the corner into the workshop, with its magical blend of unique vintage decor, industrial work bench, and wax blanks on a marble square, and you know this will be something special. Creating unique handmade rings was a process like no other. With Cole and Kayla's encouragement and guidance, our experience was memorable and so much fun! We carved our rings out of Wax and when we needed assistance, Cole and Kayla were there to help. This was such a memorable experience for my daughter and I to share, and I highly recommend it to anyone who finds themselves in the Salt Lake City area! So much fun! The product is awesome, but the process was even better!