Horrible customer service by one of the women in particular at this store. She is very unwelcoming,…read morecondescending, and rude. I will drive out of town to another fiber art store before I willingly spend my money here again.

THE. BEST. I totally recommend this store to everyone! The staff is amazing and the quality…read morereflects the owner's style and grace. I am blessed to live nearby so I can join in the weekly gatherings.

Big, bright, clean, well-organized store. We visited for shop hop and enjoyed a fantastic lunch at…read morethe local diner across the street.

The selection of fabric is a little lacking for me and while they have the biggest selection of…read moresashiko items I've seen, it's very expensive. The whole store is pretty expensive really. Also, the front desk doubles as the fabric cutting station, so that can jam things up. There was one woman in front of me and she was already part way through her transaction when I got in line. It took 20 minutes for them to finish. It didn't appear to be an issue of anything other than that there was fabric to cut and the two were chatting. However, quite frankly, were it not for the fact that I drove a hour to this store specifically for the sashiko items, I would have left. By the time they were done, five more people were in line. I don't think they were used to that level of traffic, so I didn't want to put lower than three stars, especially since I accidentally left my card there and the staff emailed me and got it back to me. The staff are really very nice, I just think they aren't used to more than a few customers at a time. That being said, I'm not in a rush to get back here because my overall experience was poor. I guess the best way to put this is, look at the 3 stars as this place has potential. Hopefully they can learn to juggle customers better. Because they have some unique offerings. I think if they can widen their selection of fabric and work on getting through customers faster during high traffic times, they could really be a delightful store.

Lovely inviting space. Gorgeous artistic items that were lovingly crafted. Jeanine was a joy to…read moreinteract with we bought one of her crocheted ewe and some vintage dresses. Would definitely return.

My spouse and I recommend a trek to Bow/Edison, WA. generally and specifically to visit Indigo…read moreDreams Fiber Studios. This shop has a large variety of handmade items and accessories that are unique and well-made. Janeen, owner/proprietor and chief artist for the textiles and fabrics you will experience, is both knowledgeable and good company. Her materials are unique; I guarantee you won't recognize a duplicate item on someone else at the same "holiday event"! You will realize the time and effort that Janeen puts into her personally created textiles. John Arnold

A great selection and variety of yarns! The owner helped me figure out yardage requirements from…read moresomewhat confusing patterns. Will definitely go back when it's time for a new project.

My mother and I walked in. The lady at the counter made eye contact with me. Whatever she was doing…read moreon her computer was so important that she couldn't greet us. She could've said something when she made eye contact. It's like the cat got her tongue. My mom wanted to buy a scarf but I suggested not to buy anything from someone who doesn't want our business. As I was leaving, I passed by the counter and got a glimpse of what she was doing. She was checking her spam emails. Based on the previous feedback left on Yelp is consistent to my experience. I would assume she would change her behavior after the first bad review was submitted 8 years ago.

Lots of fun stuff to do here. spin, art, tie-dye, fuse, glass, pottery, painting, and paper. We…read morepainted a bowl, heart plate and a vase. We can't wait to see them. We live in another state so my sister in laws pick up our ceramics for us. Can't wait to go back in our next visit to make paper lanterns.

Adorable shop & location, but I'm disappointed to see they got rid of all of their art supplies to…read morefocus solely on pottery painting. I used to love that this place had a little bit of everything for everyone, but that's sadly no longer the case!

A bunny drew me inside! Amazing place!!! Eye candy!!! I love this shop so much. Such a fabulous…read morefind. The owner's husband, Alan (who is so sweet and adorable) credited her with all the fabulous finds there. (And I have to give him so much credit too. She was not on the premises, and he was just wonderful, helpful and kind.) The "jewels" here to experience (prints, trinkets, tchotchkes, lovely scarves and wraps, jewelry and more) are just fabulous, as is the layout that just keeps your eyes turning on such wonders from so many artists. Everywhere I looked I saw incredible finds. Glass wonders with jellyfish. Beautiful Ayala Bar jewelry (my favorite jewelry artist). Gorgeous pottery from south of the border. As I first stated, I was "called" in from some lovely outdoor sculptures outside as I was walking the pier and found a majestic bunny, whom I've named "Two Moons Rabbit" and who now graces my outdoor space. Lovely place!!! Just lovely...and Alan even gifted me a little soap!

My wife and I were visiting my sister in Mt. Vernon, WA, and we took a day trip to LaConnor. Our…read morefirst stop was Two Moons Gallery. The items were wonderful, and the clerks were very helpful and friendly. My wife spotted some earrings she really liked, but she felt they were a little out of our price range, so she decided not to get them. After she walked away, I asked the clerk, "Did she like them?" "Definitely," replied the clerk. So, it being the holidays and all, I said, "Ring 'em up." The clerk quickly and slyly (my wife was still in the store) took care of the sale, and I was able to surprise my wife later with the beautiful earrings. We had a wonderful experience, so I highly recommend if you're ever in LaConnor, WA, stop in Two Moons Gallery.

This incredibly cute and quirky dress and accessories shop is also surprisingly affordable, with…read moremany dresses priced between $20 and $40! If you ask me, that's a steal, and highly irregular: most of the time, when you visit a small, charming town like La Conner, it's easy to get priced out of the market by some snobby "upscale" boutique with astronomical prices for just about everything. Mo's is not one of them: this is the sort of small business that deserves all the support it can get! Fantastic, beautiful products at reasonable prices. Mo's might be "eclectic" in style, but with regards to substance and sensibility, it's about as down-to-earth as you can get!

Tucked away upstairs from the coffee shop is a delightful small business that carries lots of super…read moreneat Indian garments, textile things and a few random knick knacks here-and-there. One particular item that caught my attention was her painted rocks with charming animals on them. I snagged the "pussy-n-boots" raccoon (not called that but if you've seen Shrek, those eyes are totally there, haha) rock. It's a nice smooth little boulder that makes these painted animals look really cute and pop. I may have to line my entire studio front's sidewalk with these things! Things like spontaneous day trips going to small towns like this to support them put a big ol' smile on my face.

I love The fabric they use- very soft and comfortable to…read morewear. I constantly find myself Reaching for the drape neck tops as they are nice on the skin and flattering to the figure. Try to find them at a pop up store, or call ahead.

Texture is 21st century women's clothing, offering DELICIOUS POPS OF COLOR (including neutrals),…read morequality craftmanship, versatility, durability, simplicity, eco-friendliness, and comfort. Effortless dressing - no more fussing with pinchy, bind-y clothing! Ever since discovering Texture at a Green Festival a few years years ago, I've worn their "comfy skirts" at least two times a week. I now own seven of their skirts: two mini and five regular length (just below the knee). I wear them in warm weather with bare legs, and all winter with sweater tights. At the office and on weekends. With flats, boots, and heels. I also have a pair of Posh Pants that I'm fond of, though that style is less versatile. Their hemp fabric with four-way stretch is amazing stuff. It holds its shape, sways nicely when you move, and takes color well. It's neither too heavy nor too thin. Unlike many other knits, it doesn't fade, pill, or cling. The amount of "give" is also just right, and seems miraculously figure-flattering for all body types. It packs well and doesn't wrinkle, so is perfect for travel. Texture is a bit pricier than some other clothing, but I've found it to be worth every penny, particularly when thinking in terms of cost-per-wear. I live on the east coast and (unfortunately) don't make it to the Pacific northwest very often, so I haven't been to Texture's storefront. Sometimes I have found their products locally in Maryland (e.g. at Nest), but I've also ordered online and I love dealing directly with Teresa and her staff, not some impersonal corporate ordering system. I'd love to visit them on their home turf some day! Ladies, do yourselves a favor and try a Comfy Skirt. Me, I'm about to order my first one in maxi length!