They always have a sizable selection but it seems like as the customer, you end up having to go…read morethrough the boxes. The bad parts, lack of employees. Stock is mostly in boxes or very disheveled on the shelves. Good: their employees, not sure why they stay but they have always been very nice and helpful. Prices, always a sale going on with something I need. Fairly good selection. All in all if you want neat and tidy, this isn't the place to shop, if you want an adventure, every trip to JoAnn's is an adventure.

Ordered vinyl online. Drove an hour from home to pick it up, waited in 2 lines for an item I had…read morealready paid for to be told we don't have any. Sorry. I said it shows being processed here. Manager Gina told me we have 3 hours. I said so you will have it in 3 hours? And she then said we have 3 days! I said but you won't have it in 3 days either will you? She then deleted my order and said no and turned around to leave. No offer to call when it came in, check with 3 other locations of JoAnns nearby. Good thing they have little competition because they have no customer service. I won't ever go in there again. Thanks Gina.

I visited this cute little shop this summer. They had wonderful material and the staff was very…read morewelcoming. I saw a bolt that had just come in and they quickly added it to the inventory so that I could take some home with me (I was out of town) When I need more material they were very helpful on the phone and prompt in shipping. They sent the items beautifully wrapped. I go to Idaho a couple of times a year and I will definitely make them a stop every time. Their customer service rocks!

I brought in a beautiful quilt top that I worked very hard on and what I got back, after a 2 month…read morewait, was a hot mess. Either the quilt was not squared up when loaded on longarm or they loaded it up, turned the longarm on and walked away. The quilt top is skewed like "/" in relation to the batting/backing. The quilt top was a good 3-4" off square leaving a huge puddle of excess fabric on one side. The longarm had simply rolled right over and quilted the puddle into place, completely destroying part of a star point pattern of the quilt itself because they were not paying attention. I spent a month unpicking the stitches and now its free from the batting/backing, it lies smooth and flat. I chose an oak leaf quilting pattern, they quilted it with a feather/scroll pattern. I specifically asked for low loft batting, I never use regular batting, it makes quilts too heavy, and I was very, very clear about using low loft. But they used the medium/heavy batting so when I picked the quilt up, it weighed a ton. Not conscientious at all. I was shocked when I picked the quilt up, but never thought the mistakes were as bad as they were. I honestly thought it would be a small repair job that although inconvenient, I would be able to fix it. However, when I got it home and started looking closely at the mistakes, I knew it was a major screw up. Just one of the mistakes, I found a good 3+" of puddled fabric folded over on itself...I became furious. What a sloppy job. Another thing that has frustrated me no end, is after sitting in their shop for 2 months, the quilt is filthy. It smells dirty. Shifting the quilt to work on a new section unleashed clouds of dust that caused me to coughed and hack and sneeze the entire time working to undo their mess. How do I know its the quilt? Because I only coughed and sneezed while I was working on it. I was fine when I was out of my sewing room and the minute I picked the quilt up, I started in again. Clearly this shop takes no pride in their work and does not respect their customers. If you have put money, energy, time and creativity into your creation, do not leave it with these people. I've gone back and forth with going in showing them their mistakes but honestly, if they cared about the quality of their work, they would never have let this quilt go out of their shop in this condition. And they're not the friendliest there anyway. I'll let them have this one, but that was the last money I'll ever spend in their shop. Quilting is an expensive hobby. They lost a good paying customer. It is beyond me as to how they let this quilt walk out of their shop In this shoddy manner with their name on the job.

Wonderful selection, seems a little pricey. Asked if they…read morehad an in house a full store to do the work, it too was pretty expensive.

I did business with Indigo Bird a couple years ago. They are very professional. Their quality of…read morework is of the highest. I highly recommend.

Wonderful little quilt shop in a great old house. Treasures in each room. The staff was very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable about wool. Gorgeous quilts hanging throughout If I lived in the area, I would definitely sign up for one of their classes. Worth visiting.

I am surprised at how much inventory Bluebird has in such a little space. I had a good time…read morelooking around. What truly surprises me is the level of service and knowledge that the staff has and is willing to share for free. I didn't buy anything (this time) but came home with a great new way of mitering my quilt corners. They seem to have an answer for every quilting problem I have, and help me with a smile! I can't think of any shop or fabric store I have ever been to that has as phenomenal of customer service as Bluebird! I saw class lists for upcoming classes, and it seems that they are always hosting different classes or club meeting for different groups. I have seen a group for quilters, people (women AND men) who own and use Singer Featherweights, as well as a group for those with an affinity for wool crafts. Can you get any better?

Unprofessional management. Wouldn't return my item even though it was unused. What could improve is…read morea more professional response and tone when speaking to costumers. The costumer is always right.

I can't thank Becky (Manager of Custom Framing) enough for her exceptional customer service and…read moresupport in handling a frame job. There was a confusion initially in communication of frame sizes which I didn't catch in my paperwork thus giving me two separate sized frames for art to be hung together. I brought the issue to Becky's attention and she resolved the problem without any cost to me. I am so impressed and grateful for her professionalism and kindness. Thank you Becky, customer for life!

Can't find it? They'll have it! Everything I used to have to order from who-knows-where online,…read morethis place has it! Every little (or big) buckle, clippy, zipper, hard core fabric.... they have it! My mother is now planning trips from CA around how she can stop in and get herself some goodies a few times per year. These folks aren't just stocked with all the fixins, they are also VERY kind and helpful!

From the owner: We are essentially a fabric store directed at the DIY outdoor market. Outdoor Wilderness Fabrics…read moreis in business for YOU. We strive to carry everything you need to create your own outdoor gear and we work to have the best prices anywhere.Let your creativity run wild! Make your own Goretex skiwear, winter wear or Polartec fleece clothing. Sew up a tent, tarp or sleeping gear. We carry just the right fabrics and hardware for your Cordura packs and Packcloth bags of all kinds. Acrylic or vinyl outdoor furniture covers too. Don't forget your pets; maybe they need a dog pack, a leash, collar or a horse blanket. Your kids would love a new Ripstop kite or maybe a windsock for yourself!

We have loved our pottery class! A very inviting environment for beginning students. They really…read morewant you to love the art not make a bunch of money off of you!

Keren Brown, the owner of Mondaes, has been awful with us and to us. She refers to herself as a…read morebusiness wizard, even boasting that she'll teach others, for a price, on how they can grow their own business. Visit any of her Instagram posts and you'll see her singing her own praises over and over. But in my opinion, she's an awful business person. Not only have my experiences with her been overwhelmingly substandard, but I'd personally witnessed her be downright unprofessional, nasty, accusatory, with others, going so far as to lie to someone's face repeatedly. She's lied to my daughter and I, she's lied to other students, she's lied to her staff, she's lied to potential customers. You may ask, why I had continued to return to Mondaes. Why would I give my thousands of dollars to them? The answer is I love the hobby and I cherish the friendships I've made. The fellow students I've encountered have helped create a fun community, something I looked forward to every week. Combine that with the excellent education that Pam and Dave were providing, and it made it worth dealing with the unprofessional Keren. Multiple times Keren asked me if I wanted to invest in Mondaes, the last time via email. Previously, she had asked in person and once had called my home. I asked her for a Profit and Loss statement. I can't imagine investing in anything without knowing where the business stood financially. She said the last year's numbers wouldn't look good because things had been slow. Keren said she would get me the statement, and then failed to provide it at all. Without that statement, I needed to do some research so I could formulate an educated answer should she present the question to me again. I found information doing a "Liens Search" at Idaho.gov. I researched Keren Brown, Mondaes MakerSpace and Puffy Mondaes, the two business names Keren used. She changed from Puffy Mondaes a handful of years back for what, a "fresh start" dodging creditors, liens and responsibilities? Same business, same owner, same space, same stock...just changed the name. Last I checked, there were over 59 liens against Keren, some of them open, some of the closed, many of them new, most of them not very old. The latest was as recent as 5/15/25. Liens are primarily for non-payment of loans and taxes, but most disturbing is her non-payment of her staff. Back in 2023 I learned of an employee that had to go to the Labor Board to get paid wages that were way overdue. That employee eventually quit Mondaes. In 2024, I learned of other employees not getting paid. In 2025, Keren lost five employees, including Pam, Dave, Daisy, Muriel and Jasmine, supposedly due to nonpayment of wages. One may ask themselves, how do I know all that? Keren talks a lot, and she's loud, there are hard floors and sounds carry. Oh yeah, there's also a lien against her from the Labor Board and the police have also been into Mondaes numerous times to serve legal papers, including multiple for non-payment of rent. On the note of non-payment of rent, Mondaes tends to move unexpectedly, before leases are complete. Very reminiscent of dine-and-dash. Combine all these factors, she lost her best asset in teacher Pam Main, she was holding classes that were overbooked for the equipment available, gave disjointed commentary, lacked level-appropriate curriculum that was underwhelming at best, I knew I couldn't stay any longer. She was incredibly rude to myself, some of my fellow classmates and other customers. She lied to me, to other students, and to other customers. And lastly, I'd been there on more than one occasion when the police had been in to serve her legal papers. Aside from the community of fellow potters, there was no reason to return to Mondaes. For many of us, spending our hard earned money at a business that was so bad at business, so dismissive to the community, didn't make sense, so many of us aren't returning.