Was directed here by a local artist and called them to try and find a (somewhat last minute)…read moreChristmas gift. I experienced the most wonderful and personal customer service with the staff helping me after hours to find exactly what I was looking for and get it to me efficiently. Thank you so much and happy holidays!!! Highly recommend checking them out!

My go-to shop for handcrafted gifts! A huge selection of beautifully arranged work to choose from.read more

Excellent variety and treasures to be found here from local artists. Highly recommend!read more

I stopped in on Wednesday August 10th and was greeted by a nice woman who welcomed me in, and I…read morebrowsed the beautiful items on both floors. There is something for every budget in here from cards to art you won't find elsewhere, plus info on the artists in case you would like to contact them for more info, other items, etc. The windows on the side overlook Kedron Brook which makes for a beautiful setting for this shop. Definitely stop in!

Like many small towns I've visited before and grew up in there is always a store that sells…read morehandmade crafts. What makes this store better then most of the others is the variety and craftsmanship that can be seen throughout. It also doesn't hurt that you are greeted by the happiest and sweetest dog there upon entering the store. The store itself was beautifully maintained and organized. It had a flow to it that just drew you to ever corner. From the front display of handcrafted metal worked lights to the far back of the store's amazingly knitted coats and hats there is something for everyone to see and purchase for a country home. There is a wide variety of kitchen items such as cutting boards and cheese knives that match with the wood fire glazed pottery. Across from the pottery and kitchen items was a knitting selection of mushrooms and other out there figurines such as fish and sock monkeys. But, the crown jewel of the store in my opinion has to be the jewelry. These items which ranged from necklaces to ear piercings are all handcrafted and beautifully worked. Every case had the name of the crafter on it and the store owner could provide you with more info upon request. Overall this is 1 of 2 stores that should be on everyone's must view list when visiting the town of Woodstock, VT.

Oct. 4th attended my first clay class. I loved it! Jean provided each participant a big block of…read moreclay and walked us through making a jack-o-lantern pumpkin and or a ghost--complete with all the tools and picture to know the goal. I chose to make two ghosts. My daughter made a pumpkin and a ghost. Can't wait to see how these turn out. They will go in the kiln and we will return to paint them in a week or so, then they will fire them again. The class price included all that, which I think is a bargain! I want to do more clay classes for sure!

Fantastic instructors and projects. I can't wait to go back. I'm definitely hooked, already signed…read moreup for two more classes

I absolutely love this place and spend waaay too much money there. But prices are very fair…read more Heading there tomorrow!

Good selection of fabrics with new items coming in all the time. Helpful staff that have experience…read moreand can offer advice. Well worth the trip!!

All of the items sold in this store are made in the USA. Which is awesome. It's a great place to…read moreget a gift... there are many NH artists' work here, in addition to jewelry, signs, soaps, pottery, socks, hats, furniture, toys, clothing, purses, and items for your kitchen. It's one of the best stores in the area. Knowing that you are supporting American businesses is an added bonus!

This is a hard review to write. I had an unusual experience with the gallery that ended well, but…read morewas extremely frustrating along the way. It took two months for me to complete a purchase. Bottom line is they are a small business who curates some neat oddities from American craftsmen, but their service is lacking. My husband and I had received a gift around our wedding in the fall of 2011 that we returned to the studio. We lived in NYC at the time, and Yikes is located in New Hampshire. They credited us the value of the returned items via a mailed gift certificate. I attempted to use up the credit by shopping on their website, but it was impossible - none of the prices were listed, and very few of their inventory was listed on their website. No e-commerce capabilities. I called to see if I could shop by phone, and the store clerk insisted it was too difficult for her to describe what inventory they offered, so I should really make a trip to NH to stop into the gallery myself. It was not possible for us to travel there just to use up a gift certificate, so I waited. A year went by and we moved to Chicago. With the 2012 holidays approaching, I decided to try once more to use up that gift certificate in November. Their website & inventory had not changed from 1yr ago, so I called again on 11/15/12, and again they told me to travel to NH. That day I exchanged emailed with the owner and explained that I would like to use the credit and could they please describe some inventory I could possibly buy. Later in the following weeks I pursued them again, calling to speak to a store clerk who named a few craft brands they carried, so that I could go onto the websites of those brands and pick through their inventory. I found New England Bowl & Board, and on 12/12/12 I put together an email to the Yikes gallery owner with 7 items I liked from the NE B&B site. I hoped they would respond and send me "options" that added up to my credit, and finish the transaction. I did not hear back. I tried again. In late Dec I was informed by email that they were busy with the holidays and would get back to me. I called after the holidays. On 1/8/13 I received a response email and made the selection. I sent them an email with the gift certificate image, and it bounced back to me because their inbox was full. I called. Finally I received the items around 1/14/13, two months after I started the process (for the second time). Conclusion: 1) This was incredibly frustrating how difficult it was to purchase something at their store. "You should really come to New Hampshire yourself" is not acceptable for someone living elsewhere. 2) The holidays should not cause a two-month delay in completing a customer's request. I am afraid with this type of customer service they will suffer as a business, no matter how unique their wares.

Very nice shop not over crowded. There are many beautiful fabrics to choose from as well as…read morepatterns, notions and a good selection of wide backs. The staff was very nice and helpful. I plan on stopping when in the area again.

From the owner: Welcome to North Country Quilters & Sew 'n Vac - We sell fabrics, notions, books, patterns,…read morethreads, sewing machine accessories, embroidery supplies, vacuum cleaner supplies, Pfaff and Singer sewing machines, Handi Quilter Long Arm Machines sales & service along with Miele and Riccar vacuum cleaners sales & service. We service all brands of sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. Our shop has a large class room for quilting, sewing and machine embroidery classes along with open "Sit & Sews" every Wednesday.

My pottery collection includes work from around the world and RIPPLE POTTERY is still my favorite!…read moreThe care and attention to detail Brian puts into his work is amazing. The pair of custom lamps that he designed for me were a perfect match! I will always treasure them. I highly recommend RIPPLE POTTERY!!!

I stop here every time I'm in New Hampshire. The pottery is beautifully made. The owner is so nice…read moreand helpful.