Great bead store in downtown San Angelo. The prices are the best in San Angelo. The lady is very…read morenice and helpful. The store is rather small but has lots of beads. It is across from the Teacher Store. I buy beads here all the time. Her and her husband run it and they told me they could get/sell beads cheaper than the competition and decided to open a store. I think they get them in Houston/Dallas. I wish I knew where! I will be moving to San Antonio soon but whenever I am in San Angelo this is where I will shop for my beads. Now all I have to do is find a place in San Antonio that is just as good. I gave it four stars not five because for five stars they would have to be huge and have a whole lot more variety, but for San Angelo its perfect!

Been in this store several times. selection is ok. when they 1st opened, the prices were…read morereasonable, then they started weighing the beads and jacked the prices up. i dont buy from anyone who considers weighing beads as a way to price them. then i started seeing them out at craft fairs selling loose beads. how are customers of thiers who sell jewelry, using beads purchased from them, suposed to be able to make money when they are selling supplies from under us at the same prices we buy them for. i will stick to buying online. great suppliers there that i know wont be undercutting vendors at a show. as a business owner, trying to make my business prosper is my concern. false customer care in the store, then show up at the same show as your customers seems like a good way to creat a bad reputation for your store and hurt your own business.

Love love this store. Been by there weekly lately to purchase stationary for different occasions…read more They are so nice and helpful and have great gift ideas!

Has super cute baby stuff, I like to buy gifts here for showers. Although it is expensive, they…read morehave one of a kind things. I haven't bought anything else here yet but they have cute stationary and invintation a to order.

This place is AMAZING for vintage shopping. Great prices and staff with a huge, unique selection…read more I've been once while visiting from out of town and I think of going back quite often! Definitely stop by if you're in the area!

We absolutely love this store. I am told that this is the oldest store in the old part of downtown…read moreSan Angelo. The merchandise is wonderful, but the staff is even better. Thank you Joyce Wilde. God bless you!

Yesterday I received a custom order of beautiful dresses and skirts from Nigeria that I had been…read moreexcitedly waiting on since I ordered them on Black Friday in November! As I ripped open the box I mentally pictured me wearing each article of clothing and swished and swayed in front of my mirror. After trying on each item, I quickly placed it to the side to try on the next! My excitement turned into panic when I put on my dress and tugged on the zipper that wouldn't budge past my lower back [WTH (heck)?!?!]. I grabbed my tape measurement and confirmed my measurements were still the same. At 125lbs I knew I couldn't stand to lose 10 more to get into the dress so I decided to visit a local seamstress to have the sides of the dress let out. As is custom when looking for "Recommendations", I sent out a request on Facebook and within seconds I was told to visit "Quality Embroidery". I called and spoke with Irma who said that I could bring the dresses in immediately. Once there, I tried on both dresses and learned that I only needed a little help zipping one of the dresses up -- problem solved! On the second dress we were not so lucky as the dress was too small in the bust area. After some thought, Irma asked if she could measure the dresses and "lo and behold" we quickly determined the dress was actually made smaller than my original request! She looked at me with a "know all things Seamstress" look and said, "I think you deserve a refund". She held her measuring tape over the dresses for comparison and I took photos and sent them to the seamstress in Nigeria right in front of her! Today, I received a response on Etsy from the seamstress who eventually conceded that the dress was smaller than intended and she is remaking the dress for free! I agreed to pay the shipping of the new dress because she simply asked that I gift the dress to a loved one that was able to wear it! I am so glad that I visited Quality Embroidery and highly recommend their services to all! Until the next alterations emergency!

I am very happy with the work that Irma did for me. I had a t-shirt that had been sewn poorly and…read moreneeded stitches removed and replaced and a sun dress with a strained zipper that would not close. She fixed both quickly, the work was very well done, and the price was better than two other quotes i got. Any more sewing projects i have before i leave San Angelo will definitely go to Quality Embroidery!

Saw an ad for take out Thanksgiving Dinner for cheaper than I can buy a turkey breast! Called on…read moreMonday to reserve and picked up Wednesday afternoon for myself and husband. We had enough to make 2 meals out of each dinner! It was absolutely delicious. The Shop it's self was so interesting too, it basically a bunch of crafter booths. Jewelry, doggie treats, soaps and bath bombs, quilted and sewn items, and clothes. No to mention the store's signature jellies jams and salsas! Definitely going back for food and shop for gifts!

I went to this store and picked many items that were marked down on the shelves but when I got to…read morethe register we're priced much differently ... I told the cashier about the many items priced differently on the shelves and she just shrugged her shoulders ... Felt like I was getting ripped of and ended up leaving ... Beware of this when you get to the register if you go here.

For starters, this is actually Michaels Arts & Crafts, so maybe that should be changed. Secondly,…read morethis store is nice. It seems slightly smaller than the Michaels I used to work in (Arizona), but who knows? Anyways, I've been here a few times for painting items and for floral arrangement stuff. Both times I was able to find what I needed and get out of there quickly. I sort of lingered the last time and saw what I assumed was a manager(?) walking two young men who appeared to be new. All was fine until I got to the register where a blond girl was my cashier and one of those guys was hanging out by her register. She was friendly enough, but they stood there talking about their after-work plans which makes me feel weird when I'm not actually part of a conversation taking place in front of me, haha. Also, I was asked if I wanted to give my email (or maybe it was phone number?) to Michaels. I said no and the guy standing there made a comment, "Well, then don't expect savings" or whatever. It was the way he said it that I thought was rude, not so much what he said. I'll probably be back--or maybe I'll try Hobby Lobby, but they had what I needed and they're the only one in town.