My grandmother had a framing shop and it is great to have such a talented person at the helm of…read moreInnerwood Gallery. It's my go-to for all things framing.

We are thrilled with Gayle Bennett's professionalism, skills, & creativity. We wanted a Stained…read moreGlass "look" on existing interior glass doors (but not the heft & price of the real thing). Gayle researched "vinyl clings" and came up with the perfect design. She has done other framing projects with us; and there will be more. We hold Innerwood in high regard.

Excellent work on framing, however, better customer communication/service is needed when the…read moreframing order is completed. Owner takes your phone number and email, but she does not let you know that your order is ready for pick up. She says she "tried several times," but I do not believe that is the case. I definitely would have received the texts or emails. I had to call shop. I also had to call her about my last order! Recommendation: Pay minimum amount due when your order is placed. If you pay in full as I did, there is little incentive to contact customer.

This business carries an abundant selection of frames and Brenda (the owner) has an extensive…read moreinventory of beautiful quality frames (ranging in style, price and colors) which she wisely leaves out around the establishment so that the customer can help themselves and select a corner and place it against their artwork to see what may look best (unlike so many other businesses who keep all the frame samples behind the register and you have to point to the staff to give you each individual piece to test (which can take hours and frustration in the art of pointing), not to mention annoyed customers who are cuing up for the same thing behind you. Brenda is a wonderful businesswoman, very professional, friendly, competent and cares about her customers, willing to spend time with each client to address their individual requirements. Each time we bring our artwork, there are other customers picking up their framed pieces, in awe her gorgeous work. This has very much been our own experience with her as well. Her pricing is appropriate for the amount of effort she puts into all the work. Despite how busy she is, she always responds in a timely manner to any inquiries which is deeply appreciated. Highly recommend and the only trusted place we go to for framing our artworks.

Service excellent. Always happy to help you. Also very knowledgeable regarding the sewing machines.read more

I had the best morning at Pattis shop today! Both she and Brian were both so pleasant,…read moreknowledgeable, honest and very helpful! Needless to say, I am a proud owner of my first computerized Janome sewing machine and could not be happier! I traveled 2 hrs for it and will do it again in a heart beat! For the service, selection and quality. I highly recommend Pattis Quilt Shop in Queensbury!!!

What a treasure in Hudson Falls! A clean bright location, nice selection of yarns, the owner was…read morevery helpful. She even said I could drop in anytime with my latest project!

Beautiful store with a variety of unique home items, great gifts. Giving it 3 stars as I've bought…read moreseveral items there over the years and not ONCE has anyone ever greeted me or asked if I needed help finding anything.

this store is very nice! lots of different items but what caught my eye were the bath bombs. i…read moreloved the ones i picked out. helpful staff and reasonable prices for the bath bombs.

Packed little store of antiques and collectibles. I would say that the prices are reasonable but…read morethey know what they have when pricing items. My only complaint is that in order to combat the smell of vintage items, they blast a very strong smell of some type of fragrance. I had my mask on the entire time but the smell was still strong enough to make the back of my throat hurt.

I've been searching for an antique store like this. It is much better than I expected. It's better…read morethan 99% of the other antique stores! It is delightfully cluttered, organized and clean! Not a common combination.The prices are more than reasonable, and the owners are laid back and pleasant. If you need something specific you can just put your name in a book with your phone number and the item.

Large shop, full of items, worth a stop. No steps to get it, there is a bathroom if you need it,…read moreand most aisles are narrow and overflowing with items. It's very cluttered overall and reminds me of how my childhood basement smelled lol. The center is very deep and you'll find larger furniture towards the back. The upstairs is small and dedicated to Christmas. We found a bag full of replacement bulbs for our outdoor lights (from the 70s) without a price and negotiated with the cashier for $15. Overall I found the prices to be higher than other antiques shops. We would stop in again when in the area.

I don't even know where to start with this one. This place is an unmitigated mess. Do not waste…read moreyour time. I left in a rage that has still not abated. After navigating the piles of tipped-over trash and fire-hazard aisles for 45 minutes (please investigate this, fire code people!), I decided I wanted three things from three booths : two comics and one children's book. What a f---ing mistake. If you're the guy who owns the booth of comics and tapes right by the entrance, most of your prices are absolutely stupid. Nobody is going to pay $25 for a VHS tape of Snow White; it is literally one of the most common tapes in the world and worth about 25 cents. MOST of your tapes were moldy. Half of your stuff had no prices, and oh lord, let me tell you why that's a HUGE problem. You have no idea what you're doing. Nut up and buy some more price tags, buddy. We bring our selections to the front counter and this is where the fun begins. The woman disappears with our stuff and no explanation; a couple of minutes later, she returns with woman #2 and we can guess from their whispers that they do not know what to charge for anything. They proceed to, I guess, try to contact someone to figure out the prices. I believe they were trying to contact comic booth guy for all three things, though only one was his, and it had a price. It gets weirder from here. The children's book we picked up was a very cheap paperback picture book of a few pages. It was not antique or special in any way; we expect it to be about a buck at most. She decided it was TEN DOLLARS. She also decided to belonged to the wrong booth and started labeling it by putting. sticker on the cover... so if you sell here, let me tell you, they are mixing and matching items, probably giving the money from your stuff to someone else, and defacing your stuff with stickers. (Later, I checked both Amazon and eBay prices, in case I truly missed something, and the book sells for about $4, free shipping... so basically a dollar. I still cannot discern where she came up with her asinine price.) We declined to pay $10, because that's just stupid. I've been buying and selling collectibles for 20 years so I know what I'm talking about. Next up was a bagged comic with a very clear $2 price tag on it. Woman #2 decided it was NOT a comic after all, and also decided it was signed... because the artist's name was part of the cover, like 90% of comics. It was not "signed". She thought it was a poster, I guessed from her mumblings... but it was just some weird small-press indie comic from the 80s that you'd find in a dollar bin, because that's what it's worth. She decided that the price must be wrong because she's never seen a comic in her life. Item #3 was another comic... slightly larger format, but very thin and also super niche and non-collectible. Similar to a very thin magazine. She ALSO decided that this was not a comic... even though this came from a booth where there was a sign that said all unlabeled comics were $3. She decided this was not a comic either. We waited for at LEAST ten minutes while Woman #2 tried to figure out prices, but after hearing $10 for a nothing book, and standing around like idiots while nobody communicated what was going on, we just walked out. I was willing to pay 2x of actual value just because we drove 2 hours to get here and didn't want to leave empty handed. NOT TO MENTION that switching prices at the register in NY is illegal. IF YOU VEND HERE, STOP. These women are costing you sales. They are ACTIVELY refusing to sell stuff for your labeled prices because they think they know better. I can only imagine how often this happens if this happened to all three of our items, from three different booths. You are paying rent to a place that has no idea what they're doing. They've seen a few episodes of American Pickers and think they're experts or something. You are not getting your money's worth and they are sabotaging you by refusing sales and mixing your items up. PLUS, the whole place reeked of woodsmoke. We left there after 45 minutes and it was clinging to our clothes, so anything you're selling here is ruined with smoke smell. Do not waste your time visiting here. Prices are 4-10x above actual value. You could buy from eBay and pay shipping and still pay less. There's a lot of interesting things to see.... so if you have to go, just take pictures and buy it from someone online. There is absolutely no value here. Get your s--t together. You have been a blight to my weekend, and you are a gross smear on the face of what fun thrifting has become.

Absolutely the best gift shop! The owner is welcoming and so sweet! So many great items and local…read moreartists' work. Definitely a must see when in the area. Worth the trip from anywhere!