Great little shop. You can even go to classes and make your own cards - $3 each with all the…read more supplies, paper pieces, embellishments, stamps and stamp pads at each of about 10 "stations" for each example card. No experience or talent needed. It's fun! The cards are beautiful with many racks of cards that you can buy for $3.50. Terry the shop owner is wonderful and very helpful. You can even buy some card making supplies there.

Very cute specialty store. The owner is very helpful and kind and the cards are very cute and…read moreunique. The thoughtful cards and gifts will make an occasion extra special.

This place is amazing maybe one of the best customer service I've ever had in my life .when you…read morecall they answer really quick other places don't even respond sometimes but overall this place is amazing

It's Saturday. Posted hours say they open at 11. I drive over to their location with a big project…read moreonly to find a closed store - lights out, door locked. I called the phone number / I was told that TODAY they were opening at 11:30 instead. So they obviously lost my business. How can customers trust a business that doesn't even follow its own hours. They obviously don't care if customers are inconvenienced. Let's not support this business. They aren't here to support our community. Plenty of other more reliable options.

This place ROCKS when it comes to embroidery and heat sealed graphics! Very quick turnaround and…read moregreat work. Highly, highly recommend!!!

This place is amazing! The person that helps at the physical location is super nice, knowledgeable,…read moreand accommodating! I saw a review about someone emailing and never getting a response and it boils my blood because this place is seriously incredible. I came on Dec 23rd with a box of 12 fleeces and he didn't even flinch at the fact that I needed them next day. The prices are reasonable and the service is phenomenal. People like that reviewer are the ones that email once and then leave a bad review. I would recommend calling or going in -- you won't be disappointed. I got there at opening time on Christmas Eve and there were several people picking up so I know they were busy and yet, it all got done and the quality of the work was excellent. Highly, highly recommend and I am so grateful to have a place like this to get my company's attire done.

Went here to look for a costume for my son, first lady who greeted us seemed nice but the second…read morelady was extremely uninterested in being nice or helpful. I showed her a picture and she just replied, "no." With a shake of her head, told me they only rent costumes, pointed me toward the front when I was persistent to still look around and told me they were closing in ten minutes. That was ten minutes earlier than posted. Just ridiculous. Don't know who pissed in her coffee today but she should have taken the day off to deal with it. I will stick to shopping at Talk Of the Town in Reading where the staff is helpful and happy about you being there!

My entire cast had an issue with their costume from here. I had to panic-buy a. 67 dollar dress…read moreinstead of the costume. The Pabbie costume, which my friend wore, was terrible and we're lucky she pulled it off. We were excited for 34 dollars to buy a costume, but we're deeply dissapointed when we learned it was a $340 fee for any rips, tears, ect on a costume that probably cost about $20. There was nothing special about them either, they were just storebought.

Very quick and easy shopping online process for amazing shoes sent out of state, this site was the…read moreonly option in my size and I regret nothing

I took my daughter here for her first scrubs for a real nursing job and shoes. The ladies who were…read moreworking were so wonderful! They were helpful and full of knowledge about the scrubs and shoes! They went out of their way to make sure the shoes and scrubs fit the right way and you can tell they really care about the customers. We will not go anywhere else without checking here first! Thanks ladies very much appreciated!

I've only done one class there. The pizza class. It was OK and the product that we made was a good…read morepizza. My issue was that one couple was very late (20-25 minutes) and the chef waited on them to arrive before he started. Also the fancy story he told about the origins of Detroit style pizza didnt sit right with me. When I got home I did some homework and found that his story was out on the edge of being correct but 95% of the story had no basis in fact. The reason I didn't too foo the whole facility is that there are other chefs there and other learning opps that could be great.

Coming back to report on another INCREDIBLE Learning Kitchen experience. My husband and I took a…read morebeef wellington date night class. The lead chef was very informative and helpful. He kept the class moving and created a fun atmosphere. We made an arugula, melon, and burrata salad, beef wellington, buttery fondant potatoes, and asparagus. All of the food turned out amazing, and paired really well together. We will definitely return for another class, and I think it would really be fun to come with friends.

About the norm. If…read moreyou've ever been to a Michaels before, or better yet if you've ever been to multiple Michaels before, you'll find that they're all about the same. On the positive side, they have a great framing department, and everything you can think of when it comes to crafting and DIY hobbying. They also have a lot of fun and different baking items and molds to work with for holidays or parties. On the downside though, understaffed. Almost always. Even at their busiest times, which is usually the Christmas holiday season, always understaffed. At times, I've waited in line for up to 25 to 30 minutes to check out. You have a store full of people, you have six to eight registers, and you have two registers open with a line of 20 people deep. Would I go back? Yes, I would. And I will go back. Michael's is its own thing. I'm not saying there aren't other craft or hobby stores like it, but Michael's has what I need. Unfortunately though, I dread having to go there. At least during times when I know it's going to be busy. Here's a tip: If you're going to go to Michaels, make it during a weekday or non-peak time like a weekend or during the holiday season.

Oh how I love an arts and crafts store. Especially ones that have TONS of cheap-o items for kids…read morenear the registers. I pick stuff up from here for my nieces and nephews to keep them occupied with something other than tv! They always have good deals on canvas and other painting needs (good for me!) Definitely a better choice than your expensive art store. The staff is friendly and helpful. They have all craft needs - TONS of stickers. I'm definitely a fan :-)

i went with my partner soon after the store opened. it generally has a cozy demeanor, but holy…read moremackerel does everything else not reflect that! the prices are obscene, im talking $20 for a small container of sewing pins, and she was charging $6 for a single spool of thread. my partner had asked her if she sold any stretch fabrics, and she was really condescending and passive-agressive about the fact that no, honey, we're a quilt shop :) we dont sell that here :)). the same thing happened when i asked if she had any hand-sewing needles, which she said that she doesnt! because she doesnt want to compete with the needlework shop next door :). we wont be coming back. we suspect that a reason why she was so cruel is because we were visibly queer + alt, aswell. 0/10

Bought my Janome from Sew-Ezy back in 2014. Took some classes cause the learning curve from a 1975…read moreSinger to the MC11se is quite steep. Staff is very helpful. Pam the owner is very knowledgeable - her classes are worth taking. Selection of fabrics is remarkable and high quality. I moved to Texas a few years ago and have not found a quilt/embroidery/Janome dealer to match. I miss Sew-Ezy!