Always helpful staff. An abundance of materials to satisfy any level of exploration. Delightful to…read morewalk in and browse around. Tokki Art Supply supports my boat building, my Mondrian window creations and I'm learning the joys of acrylic blends.

We are fortunate to have this art supply shop in Hood River. The small shop is filled with basic…read moreand high quality professional art supplies. Lots of colorful paints, pencils, and markers line the wall adding to the bright, whimsical vibe of the store, designed to inspire! So many colorful masking tapes in a variety of fun prints. Lots of pads, papers and coloring books for children and adults. The books I browsed through have images that you want to color and then frame. The design and quality is just exceptional and the prices are the same as the "ordinary" mass produced books sold at the big box art stores. WhiLe I'm not an artist, I definitely dabble and love to color; it's such a great way to reduce stress while ending up with a beautiful completed project. There are gorgeous one of a kind greeting cards plus beautiful notebooks and pads in various colors and prints that make great gifts. if you keep a journal, you may as well have a gorgeous one! Definitely stop by this delightful art supply store if you are in Hood River and support this local business!

My friend and I came out to Hood River to visit an alpaca farm/yarn shop. We were so sad to have…read moredriven up to a closed shop. We were really sad and ended up at Hood River Distillery where the owner mentioned Knot Another Hat just around the block! Oh. My. Gosh. For as many times as I come to Hood River I'm baffled at myself that I hadn't been to this shop! What is wrong with me?! We open the shop door and it was just pure magic, fiber heaven, a place of solace for those that work with fiber. The space is big, bright and beautifully set up. Right when you walk in there is a living room style set-up where knitters and crocheters come to do their work and hang out. The shop owner was very friendly and informative. We had questions about a few products and she answered them. She also let us in on Wine and Wool night where you come with your knitting/crochet project and drink wine! I love that there is a giant selection of Berroco yarn--which I am fond of. There was also a fair selection of unique yarns like locally spun yarn and imported yarn (from Ireland)! She had a small selection of needles, hooks and other supplies in a corner. Lots of cute project bags that are locally crafted! There was a nice selection of knit/crochet themed misc stuff, too! She had wool wash, dryer balls, TONS of patterns and hats that she has either made or designed. It's a lovely shop and has easily become a staple to my trips out here. If you're not a knitter/crochter it's a great place to get gives for the knitter/crocheter in your life!

Terrible customer service. They sell incomplete patterns and then hide behind their no refund…read morepolicy. They make you pay extra for the instruction videos after you've purchased the pattern, and later realize during the knitting process that it's incomplete. We live in a place that values community, and their business model is very anti community oriented. The yarn is beautiful, but the experience is not. Rather than attempting to make it right with the customer, they'll just ghost you.

Great little scrapbook store. Probably the last of its kind around. The couple who owns the store…read moreare fun. Plan to visit more often. Love that you can be a part of projects online.

Followed the Charm Trail here! Lovely store, fabulous customer service. Thank you for sharing our…read moreexuberance for collecting charms while visiting The Dalles.

It was June 30, 1997, on our way to visit our niece in Goldendale when we stopped in White Salmon…read moreto eat supper. We were seated on the second floor of a restaurant that was almost directly across the street from Collage of the Gorge. When I sat down I looked up and out of the big window to see the snow capped Mt Hood. It took my breath away. Had a great supper and asked the waitress if there is a hotel near by. She directed us to the quaint historic hotel just steps from the restaurant. Next morning I got dressed to walk the town and get a cup of coffee. I was too early for coffee shop to be open. However I did walk along the sidewalk in front of the Collage of the Gorge. I stopped to look at the wonderful ceramics and linens. Too early for your shop to be open. I did see a fish platter I wanted to get. After breakfast with my wife and daughter at the hotel we walked to your shop so I could but the platter. I was disappointed when I was told it was sold just minutes before we got there. The clerk told me someone bought it as a going away gift for someone associated with the local school. It so happened the person moving was relocating to Anne Arundel County, Maryland. We live in Annapolis MD, which is in Anne Arundel County. Small world. We did buy a different fish platter and a fish dish towel. I broke the platter but still use the towel. Our daughter and her family visited Goldendale in 2019, and stopped in your shop hoping to purchase another platter for us. Too bad, no more ceramics. I love telling these life stories! Regards Mike Dewberry

This yarn store is so wonderful! I've met one of the owners a couple times and she's lovely to chat…read morewith. They have a mix of affordable and fancier yarns. They also have a fun mix of embroidery things and other notions. I got a super cute yarn hair claw today too.

Epitome of customer service! I had a problem with an item I ordered from the website and I live in…read moreGresham. I received an email reply after hours from the shop owner stating she would send a replacement. The replacement arrived by mail in 2 days. I am extremely thankful for such good service. I only wish you still had your shop in Gresham.

Wonderful selection of sewing notions, tools and patterns. Classes available and alterations is…read morereally efficient. The owner is a great resource for information. Definitely will be there again!!!

We needed help fixing my daughter's wedding dress and she helped us very quickly! Then I realized…read moreshe didn't have a veil but we had some old sheer curtains. She whipped us up two different veils that afternoon and my daughter chose the one she liked best. They were beautiful. My friend loves the wool yarn she carries and my younger daughter's have found some crafting supplies they needed. Thank you!

Pacifica has a great selection of gifts or fun things for yourself. The staff was very friendly! We…read morewalked around and shopped for a while. There's a lot of fun things to see here! Great selection, great service!

Cutest local treasures, definitely worth a stop. I walked out with two craft 3x3 pillar candles for…read more$10 and the most darling Hood River sweater the shop attendant was very helpful as well!

The is a gem of a little fabric shop in Goldendale, WA. I recently started attending a quilting…read moreclass in our little town south of the The Dalles and was having difficulty finding fabric shops. This one in Goldendale was worth the trip. Two ladies run the store, one also teaching quilting and the other teaches basic sewing. So very helpful in figuring out my instructions for my next class and how to purchase the proper amount of fabric. I will return for more fabric and to take some of the basic sewing instruction for special projects. Btw, for a small shop, they are very well equipped with a very nice and broad variety of products besides the fabrics. Two very specialized seamstresses! Be sure to check their hours before you head out.

From the owner: Biggest quilt store in the Columbia Gorge, great grandmother woman owned! If you would like to…read morelearn to sew, quilt, or visit, see what is new. No matter your age from 9 to 99 you can always stop by to pet the fabric.

Granger's main draw, such as it is, is the hilarious dinosaur sculptures scattered through town…read more Whenever I have a few extra minutes or some kids to entertain, it's worth a drive through. Excluding dinos, the town features an apocalyptic amount of small town urban blight and boarded up store-fronts. In this sobering landscape, HL Worden doesn't exactly stand out, but it is a funky little place worth a quick visit: they produce and retail kits for making your own tiffany-style stained glass lights, windows, etc. I think 90% of their business must be mail order or internet. Kinda goofy, but I find this little company strangely compelling and entertaining to visit. Hey the competition isn't tough, but Worden definitely makes the shortlist of "The Best of Granger."