We stopped by to see what they had and we were very impressed by their studio…read more Gail greeted us as soon as we walked in the door however she was in the middle of creating something. We looked around the shop and the other owner came in and asked if we had any questions. Pete told us a few things about the glass blowing as well as the lampworking techniques they were currently doing and we made a small purchase of two tumbler glasses. A beautiful purple and blue one. Pete was very personable and told us a few stories about how they got started and his apprenticeship. It was great to talk to an artist about their craft.

I would have to agree with the prior review. There are some beautiful pieces, but we stood in the…read moreshop for almost 10 minutes without so much as a greeting from the owner. They must not have to create many pieces to restock their displays when customer service drives away sales so easily. Would give zero stars if it was an option.

Absolutely beautiful and huge I'm going to have to go back to see more they have anything and…read moreeverything you can imagine

Huge incredible 3 story 1/2 a block large gallery with gorgeous crafts for sale. Beautiful…read morejewelry, beadwork, furniture, headdresses, quilts, paintings, clothing... The shop closes at 7pm or I'd still be exploring!

Great bison chislets and great owners! Really cool space that showcases South Dakota merchanize…read moreand reasonably priced drinks.

From the owner: We sell a wide variety of South Dakota made items! We have art, jewelry, woodwork, jarred goods,…read morefresh meat, wine, beer and spirits all made right here in our great state. We also serve breakfast and lunch made with South Dakota Buffalo and other South Dakota ingredients. Come check us out at our amazing site.

The folks at the store are always kind and helpful. For a small store, they have a good variety for…read morea number of craft hobbies: sewing, jewelry making, crochet, knitting, diamond dots, miniatures, kids crafts, painting, scrapbooking, and more. Bring cash! As of right now, they do charge for credit card fees.

Stopped in looking for scrapbook papers and embellishments related to the area (Black Hills, Custer…read moreSP, Mt Rushmore, etc). Unfortunately they were out of most everything so I guess haven't restocked since the summer crowds were in. I like to shop local and support small businesses as much as possible.

If you are an experienced quilter or a beginner like me this store is an amazing resource. They…read morehave really high quality fabric and every tool you would need for any project. The people who work there are so helpful and so good at what they do. I haven't taken advantage of any of the classes or groups that meet there but I intend to do so. I find the selection of fabrics, the prices and the quality make it my go to place to buy fabric in the Black Hills. This is the real deal.

Lovely quilting store in a house so you can go from room to room and find your favorite…read morecolors/themes. Very friendly owner. She was participating in a national quilt project. She had some quilts that incorporated embroidery.

It is a unique store run by an amiable owner and her cat --a good selection of crystals, hand-made…read morenotepads, books, piercings, and much more little stuff. This place was previously a church.

I literally love this place so much and I go to it quite a lot because I've been going to South…read moreDakota since I was born but I do think that they should rename it to the purple palace because that's what me and my family call it because of the fact that the fact that it's so purple just needs to be somewhere in the name and there's kitty cat

I lived in Rapid City for almost 30 years, and I always loved going to Farmer's Daughter whenever…read morewe would go to Hill City, whether we were showing visiting friends and family around The Hills, or just having dinner at the Alpine Inn. My husband and I spent oodles of dollars there over the years. I have since moved from the area, and on a recent visit "back home," I was dismayed at the changes to what used to be a charming little store, and a real gem in the Black Hills. The business was recently sold, and the new owners have turned it into a pitiful version of the charming business it was for years and years. They got rid of all of the vintage antiques. They now devote almost half of the store to fabric and quilting supplies. It's ironic that they carry such a vast amount of kitschy made-in-China crap, especially when so much of it touts ultra-right conservative, "patriotic" sentiment. I left the store feeling disappointed, offended, and just downright sad. Because I still have family in the Black Hills, I will come back often for visits, but will never spend another dollar in the store I once loved.

This place is worth the stop when racing through Hill City. If her signs don't bring laughs to your…read morebelly, you might consider making an appointment with a therapist! We bought a slightly off-color placard, and while chatting with the proprietor, learned that the saying was something her husband's grandmother used to say. Stop by and get the whole story!

Such a fun place to spend a few hours painting! They have a great variety of items to choose from,…read moreso there's always something new to try. My son especially loves coming here during Christmas--it's become our special tradition. We grab hot chocolate from the coffee shop next door and settle in to paint our chosen projects. The owner is super friendly and always greets us with a warm smile. This place is definitely worth a visit!

They do awesome work on plates plaques and mugs very creative , very well made and very beautiful !…read moreHowever, their time line is really skewed for small orders Their pre-paid order that was Supposed to take several weeks took several months,