Personally i felt racially profile walking around the store my first time going there. at one point…read morei had a few things in my hand and realized i should go back upfront to grab a basket, which was located by the front doors of the store. as im walking to grab a basket i realize an employee is following closely behind me and was clearly about to say something to me before noticing i was grabbing a basket, not about to steal craft paper and washi tape. she made some comment about how she always grabs more than she can carry aswell and i awkwardly laughed it off. the whole time i was in the store she was always somewhere near me (the store isnt super small so i found that weird). then when i get to checkout, the lady from before is standing at the counter, watching, once of again giving the vibe that she thought i was about to steal (mind u my mother was also with me and purchased something of her own too and that employee was NOT the one checking us out so she truly had no reason to stand there). the entire time i was in the store, this employee was following me & watching me much closer than the other customers. as a POC this is something ive dealt with before but i never expected it to happen in a craft store of all places. i felt extremely uncomfortable and the entire experience made me not want to go back.

I finally was able to check out the 'mother ship'. I've been a steady customer of the Beaverton…read morelocation from it's original location, going back 20 years and was happy when the new Beaverton location opened much closer to my house. I have utilized the Beaverton location for all my framing, custom and non for decades. WOW - this store is so much larger than the one by me and has way more inventory so I am jealous for all my friends who live close by. I now know though that it is worth the drive or that I should drop in here. The name of the store IS Craft Warehouse but I actually rarely buy craft supplies. I happened to be nearby to see a movie and I have been needing to get four different frames for new art. I love wandering through a craft store though. Sometimes I find stuff (who am I kidding...usually I find A LOT of stuff) and sometimes I find ideas. I will say that the Craft Warehouse in Beaverton does seem to have a lot more creative ideas throughout done by employees with the different things they have for sale which I always find super inspiring. I have purchased so many things for home décor here. I have cats so having real indoor plants is rather challenging. Fake succulents are great and Craft Warehouse has some of the best ones at great prices. They have a lot of things I have not found at other craft stores.

Outrageous pricing and very limited selection. I went here to get a tri-fold poster and it was 18…read moredollars and a half of a styrofoam ball was 15 dollars! Very unorganized and limited help from service. Will not come back.

The manager there walked around like she had nothing to do! When there was a massive line of people…read moreready to check out only one cashier. Self check out needed help several people asked her for help and all she did was stand there like a statue. They need better competent staff.

The so called Manager should NOT ever be a manager of anything dealing with people, she is about…read morethe rudest person we ever had to deal with, we were experiencing a lot of problems with the Berninia B790 machine we bought and my wife was accused of forcing the material through the machine and being excessivly rough on it, Now my wife is 77 years old and has over 50 years experience with sewing and quilting but she was treated like a stupid person who never saw a sewing machine in her life by a very rude young person calling herself the manager . She even went so far as to personally scold her while she doing a class which was offered free with machine purchase, then had the gall to have us trade it in on exactly the same model Berninia for only $8000.00 more than we paid for the one we had . REALLY??? Unbelievable!! We will never go in that shop in Gresham ever again, the folks in Beaverton fixed the problems with no hassle.

They had a machine part I needed to replace for a fraction of the cost of the online prices. I…read morecalled ahead to check stock and was able to repair my machine no problem. They were recommended by other sewists and now I know why.

This is what I've been missing?…read more Over priced Halloween items! No thanks. They do have a great selection of Halloween items. Awesome displays and a huge costume selection but dang was it all expensive. I guess that's the way it is. I couldn't justify spending that kind of money on items that weren't realistic enough for my liking. My wife found some good items for her costume and she was happy. The employees were awesome also. I'm going to have to make my costume. They also don't have my size.

Great selection of costumes. Lots of fun decorations Fun place to walk around and find the new…read morethings

I am an avid reader. Scratch that. I am a voracious reader. I read 170 books last year. And Maggie…read moreMae's is my favorite book store. I buy books from them. I attend many of their fun events, I read along with their book clubs. I pre-order books through them. I just love everything about them. So, if you want a book, puzzle, journal, stickers, bookmarks, etc., Maggie Mae's is the place to go. You will be in good hands with Sho, Alyse, Amy, and Brandon. Oh, and they have a large selection of books with sprayed edges. I just picked these beauties up this afternoon. Happy reading!

Nice selection of books and gifts as well as super friendly staff. LGTBQ friendly! ‍read more

I stopped in for the first time during First Friday. This is one of 4 galleries that participate…read more This gallery is right on the main street so you can't miss it. They have a lot of artists on display and during First Friday some of the artists are there to talk about their work.

Lovely gallery right in the Main Street in Troutdale. Featuring works of local artists, there are…read morelot of landscapes and wildlife representing the gorgeous Pacific Northwest. Several mediums are represented, which I really like, so you have options. Oil painting, acrylics, watercolors, metal work, ceramics, wood, paper and even jewelry. Loved the variety of art styles and the fact that the art was affordable. There were pieces across a wide spectrum of prices, many artists offering prints or canvas options of original art at a fraction of the price. Since I have limited wall space, I have to be very particular with the art I purchase and there are two pieces that I am considering. The artists take turns working at the gallery so you get to meet and speak with them, which I find very enjoyable. Art tells a story and getting to know the artists and the story behind the art makes it that much richer. Troutdale has a First Friday from 5-8pm and Red Trillium is part of this fun monthly event.

yes, they have narrowed the aisles to make room for merchandise, which is why we shop there in the…read morefirst place, Right? and yes there is a 15 second wait when you enter they are trying to keep the store from overpopulating itself.. I have had good experiences finding treasures and in the transaction process. These hardworking men and women deserve our respect. All that being said.. Would love wider aisles so that two carts could pass and you wouldn't feel rude just trying to get past another shopper even when only one of you has a cart.. it's just a corporate decision not on the people that help us in store. So I Thank you Ross Employees for doing a Rock Star Job !

What's with the line?! There are 30 people ahead of me in line! I'm at the back of the store with…read moreanother 10 behind me! The racks are a disaster. Everything in here is messy. They are out of shopping bags. Wow. Unreal.

The quality of our bronzing was above anything we expected. We lost one of our twins at birth and…read morethe hospital created a molding of the twins holding hands before we said goodbye. Because the mold was plaster we wanted it made in a material that would last (and a kid could break). We trusted our mold and ultimately our heart with Firebird. They didn't disappoint. The details they captured were unreal! So thankful for the kindness the team (especially Tina) provided as they walked us through the process. If you need something done, there is no one else I would ever use. Thank you Firebird team!

From the owner: Our trained artisans are experienced in a wide range of styles. They are artists as well as…read moreeducators, helping you create foundry-friendly works of art. Our goal is to give you the best value along with exceptional quality your work deserves. Here at Firebird Bronze, we only use the highest level of materials and guarantee our welds.

I'm obsessed with this place. Any stationary nerd's dream of a store. There's so many things to…read morelook at and sift through. I love their selection of cards including ones that their own letterpress designed. The fountain pen selection is robust. They also carry brands that are usually harder to find in stores like some really fabulous Japanese brands (hibonichi, midori, etc).

I heard about Oblation through a junk journaling group. They have custom stationery and a huge…read morearray of fountain pens. I'm not familiar with the journal brands, but I know they carry some specialty journals. They have wrapping paper and cards, too. They had a pack of miscellaneous papers/tags/cards that I bought. I'm not sure if they have that all the time or if if was just when I visited. If the weather's good, they have the community typewriters outside. It's a small table with a chair and a typewriter that anyone can use to type on. There is street parking, and a bus stop a block away. Oblation is a must-visit for anyone who enjoys stationary.

While glass artists are thick in the Pacific Northwest and we have great places like Bullseye right…read morehere locally, I'd still never found ONE place that carried ALL the things a fuser or torchworker might want. While The Glass Source doesn't have everything... they have a lot! I met Dixie, the owner of this and the sister store, The Bead Source, which is right next door. Great selection of dichro, both small and large pieces (up to quarter sheets). Fusibles from Bullseye and Urboros. Findings from Annaraku, frits, Glass Line liquid, decals, etc. Not a lot of each of these, but a little bit of everything. Certainly enough to allow you to try some things you hadn't before, or get some inspiration. She is also a distributor of Art Clay Silver! Stained glass supplies are available as well. There are not any classes there at this time, but her studio time is $7/hr and you can fire in her kiln for $15/firing, and she said she was available for one on one teaching in any technique she is familiar with (cost depends).