What a great find in the little town of Myrtle Creek, Oregon. We saw a " small " sign and the…read moreartist was inside making amazing art By blowing glass. We walked in and watched as he made an incredible piece. When finished he spoke with us sharing his education and extensive experience. He has a section of his shop set aside with shelving that display a wide variety of his works which are for sale. You can also visit his website to see his works online . It's his name with a .com Surprised my wife with a beautiful piece that she absolutely loved when she saw it. It's always fun finding a new place and someone that loves what they do. And of course the quality is incredible!

Small town surprise! Beautiful hand blown glass in Myrtle Creek. Mr. Vannatta is friendly and…read moreshares his knowledge and the history of his pieces. He even does custom work!

My favorite quilt shop in Roseburg. If you need help there are helpful clerks if you just want to…read morecome sew, you can do that.I like the fact that they will give you help in selecting colors and fabrics and materials. There are sewing aids that I didn't know existed until I went there.

Small selection of fabric at low prices. Interesting concept with consignment selling of sewing…read morefabric and paraphernalia also. Very nice and helpful staff

What a great little art supply store in Florence! First off, the woman who I talked with while I…read morewas there is fantastic. I think she may have been the owner, but I'm second-guessing myself a bit now. I was on the Charm Trail. We got to talking and somehow it came about that while I'm from Eugene I currently live in Chicago, and she happened to live in Chicago at one point, too. We also both worked at universities in the city. Just having a chat with her made it a fun stop. The store is very clean and has many of the art supplies one would need to create their next masterpiece--paper, canvases, paints, pens, you name it. They have information about workshops and art-related events as well. I am not much of an artist but I did do a paint night in grad school once and found it to be a lot of fun (surprisingly so--it was very soothing). That is to say, you may also find painting to be a relaxing activity, so if you've ever wanted to pick up the hobby, visit here and you'll good guidance from very helpful staff. I was a bit sad that it's not in Eugene, since I don't get to Florence very often even when I'm home visiting, but coming here did spark creative energies that I'm hoping to follow in the coming months!

This place has an impressive range of product. I was doubtful they'd have items I wanted. But they…read moredid. And excellent brands too. I poked around a bit and found several items costing less than my go-to internet sources. Well done to the owner! Staff was knowledgeable and helpful too. I will be back.

It was my first time in this cute little quilt shop, and I was pleasantly surprised! Lots of…read morebeautiful batiks, fat quarters, jelly rolls, kits, and patterns. The lady working was very polite and responsive to all my questions. This will be a regular stop for me every time I go to the coast.

I was in today after a horrible experience in Coos Bay at Threads that bind yesterday. And found a…read moregreat shop!! Clean well organized and shop owner very helpful. I spent $70. She took the extra time to cut my quilt backing in two horizontal lengths so that it would save me time!! Love that shop!

A great place to get supplies, and even more importantly, advice. Knowledge, friendly staff (Ava)…read morealways willing to help or answer a question. Along with supplies and advice they offer beautiful artwork for sale. What more could you want in a art supply?!

Wonderful family activity for my husband, Tween Daughter and I. We worked on personal pendants @$15…read moreeach, but they do have a small tile project under $10. We had our pick of every color of glass and our creativity was our only limit. The design studio is a bit small, with a nice open feel ,large windows and plenty of parking. We had it to our selves at 11am on a Sunday. The woman working that day was very helpful, available and encouraging. I hope to go back, maybe take a class that they offer to improve skills.

My 11 year old son and I had so much fun creating some really amazing pieces here. The lady who…read morewas working there was so helpful and supportive throughout the whole process. Such a fun way to spend a rainy (or sunny) afternoon!

Urban Artisan has fun workshops. I've been to a few and enjoy them each time. It's a relaxed and…read morefun atmosphere, you can buy drinks there. Instruction is friendly and supportive for those of us less creatives, still needing an outlet. The variety of classes is good- just have to find what interests you. Pricing is fair. Website is informative and it's easy to sign up.

My friend and I took a wreath-making class here--we had a great time, and each went home with a…read morebeautiful wreath! The instruction was good, and the employees were very helpful throughout with helping us complete our wreaths or offering advice if we got stuck. I appreciated that all supplies were included. We were also treated to a free cookie, and I also bought a hard cider (you can buy both N/A and alcoholic beverages) and enjoyed sipping it while making my wreath. I will definitely come back!

The store is cluttered and the staff are always crabby people who make me feel as though I am…read morebothering them by asking them to cut my overpriced fabric.

I get my supplies for my business here and fabric for crafts. Been shopping here for 30 years and…read morebought my French lace here when they were I. A different location in 1997