BEST prices I have EVER seen for crafts and home decor! Superbly friendly service, in the most…read moreadorably decorated little, out of the way shop. A "MUST SEE" for every traveler and local, in my honest opinion. Husband approved! lol

This is one of the shops that I found before we headed to Door County and decided I wanted to…read morevisit. It's a nice shop, but I didn't find a lot that interested me. I did buy a couple of baskets. They had some really cool art in the back, but they were prints so I skipped them. The originals have been made with leaves and other botanicals to create some really interesting work, but it didn't have the same impact for me as a simple print. The shop carries a lot of home decor sorts of things like baskets, vases, bowls, candles, and that sort of thing. Also they have a wide selection of jewelry. I almost forgot about wanting to stop here until I checked the Yelp collection I made, and we didn't pass the store when wandering along Main Street because it was separated from most of the other shops to some extent, being next door to a restaurant and one other shop but removed from the bulk of the shopping area. So if you want to stop by keep your eyes peeled.

Great art! The artist is so creative and the work is so beautiful! Check it out, you'll love it!read more

Lovely shop with a very warm owner. Lots of great yarns including Rowan, Ewetopia from Verona,…read moreWisconsin, Drops and Sheepjes (which is hard to find in the US). Lots pf great samples, gifts, and a nice area in the front of the shop to plunk your husband.

Like a lot of businesses around Door County, St. Nick's Tree Farm is seasonal. But instead of it…read morebeing open during the months when the peninsula is typically hoppin' (spring, summer and fall), this Christmas tree farm is only open from November through December. It's a short period of time that you can visit the tree farm, so if you're in Sturgeon Bay when they're open, I suggest stopping by. I wasn't in the market for a tree, but these guys have lots of them if you are. They sell Scotch Pine, Balsam Fir and Canaan Fir. The trees are pre-cut and come from a different location in Wisconsin. What I was in the market for was a souvenir to take home with me. They have lots of ornaments, Christmas decorations, tchotchkes and doo-dads for sale. I ended up buying the warmest pair of mittens that I've ever owned. They also sell hot chocolate and other snacks here, and there's an indoor display with Santa that you can take a picture with. They also have a free, donations-based light display. It's a festive place that will really put you in the Christmas spirit.

Best selection of trees, wreaths and kissing balls, and the lights are fantastic. The number of…read moreornaments and decor is incredible

Beautiful and unique museum-quality wool rugs/tapestries ranging from 2' to 8' across. The…read moreco-founders are on hand to explain the creative process and I always enjoy their warm conversation. The studio's work appears in the Smithsonian and the Museum of Wisconsin Art.

Pretty amazing work! Original weavings and tapestries. Beautiful photo images. Paintings of…read moreMexican-like iconography. The owner is very friendly and likes to engage with his customers. His Oaxacan background provides for some really interesting stories. Definitely worth a stop in Door County!

We enjoyed the pottery we purchased during our first visit to TR Pottery so much that we made time…read moreto visit again while on Door County. It is definitely worth stopping to look around the wonderful shop and studio combination. The pottery's intriguing colors, excellent quality and functionality combine to make it quite unique. We love it! This time we purchased a large platter with a small bowl for dip, and a plate in a stunning coloring. We chose to send the pottery home since we were flying back, and they handled all the logistics seamlessly. Enjoy your visit!

TR Pottery is tops in Fish Creek, Door County! Stopped in again recently, and asked the nice owners…read moreabout getting some more pieces with the horsehair burned in- they were so gracious in explaining the 1000 degree-temp process, and took my email to keep in touch should they make more of those pieces. I like that they do similar colors and styles across all sorts of dishware and items. You can get everything from a chopsticks rest to cups, mugs, small bowls, and large decorative bowls (for your plastic apples- per my son) all in one style. This place is always a great stop when in Door County!

Wonderful yarn store in a great old house. Huge selection of yarn with tons on sale. If you buy…read morethe end of the yarn it is 50% off. The owner lives in the home and raised 10 children while running her shop. Willing to wind the yarn even if it is sale yarn. So anyone up near the WI/MI border on Lake Michigan this is a must stop

Tucked into a corner off 1st Street, it's easy to miss this shop which is housed in a huge old…read moreVictorian. I'd never been in such a big yarn store, and could have spent all day walking from room to room browsing the immense selection with classical music playing softly in the background. The saleslady (owner?) was very friendly and didn't make me feel rushed, even though I'd darted in right before closing. Before going in, check out the cool yarn bombs across and further down the street for inspiration! I didn't see these until a few days later, so I don't know if they're related to the store, but they're a fun addition to the streetscape.

.....ABSOLUTELY love this lil' shop and the rich history of this building being Chief Oshkosh's…read moreTrading Post in the 1800's. The owner and her brother John, of the Oneida Nation, are a joy to talk to about everything..... and the power of art in the native history and current life. The ole Trading Post is my first stop each summer in Egg Harbour as I know I will be meeting up with ole' friends once again. I just got off the phone today as to inquire of some more CD's/DVD's of native american traditional music set to modern electric guitar and contemporary vocals that I purchased recently from the Shop. I wanted more CD's :) !!! My recommendation to all is to stop by to learn Native life and beautiful jewelry and art..... and to just chat for awhile. I would have never be exposed to the Menominee/Oneida Nation Pow-Wows, area Native Art exhibits, and even some great lakes to just do some lazy day fishing on in my retirement. Peace.

I've enjoyed this little gem of a shop since childhood and am grateful they've sustained their…read morebusiness. It has a number of authentic Native American items for both children and adults and is fun to visit.