I've been here two years in a row to get various Xmas gifts monogrammed. They are so darn friendly…read morein a truly genuine way. I feel good spending my hard earned money at a small local business that appreciates me coming in. Their work is always impeccable too. I find their prices very reasonable. Thank you for always accommodating my last minute requests.

Look no further for your personal projects or gifts. Linda and the other ladies at Julie's did a…read morefantastic job helping me with design and keeping me updated throughout the process. The execution was better than I could have imagined! Thank you!!

The embroidery job Stitch Monkeys did for me was EXCELLENT. This is the first time I decided to…read morehave the name embroidered on quilts I make. I previous used appliques but I will definitely do this again.

Quality embroidering at a fair market price. Turn around time from order to product finish is very…read moreexpedient. Very thorough in understanding and meeting your needs. From small orders to team organizational/business products all are superb. Friendly and quite easy to deal with. Local owned and Texas friendly atmosphere. You will not be disappointed because they aim to please. Products are of the highest quality. You get what you pay for and everyone is very pleasant. Well organized and many samples are displayed. Most important is that it is easy to visit the location. Not hard to find in town and plenty of parking. The customer is made to feel like family.

Awesome shop with just about every kind of crafty thing you could want! Needlepoint, crocheting,…read moreand all the things you need to work your projects! AND they have kitties!!!‍ check it out!

I was visiting a couple of months back and the employee behind the counter was extremely racist…read more Her remark was " They look like that because they are Mexican!" I won't be back. I am mixed with European and Mexican but I am American first of all. The lady behind the counter was about 90 years old The only good part in this is that she's probably dead by now. Hopefully.

Yarnivore 1/6/2026. 1…read more Happy New Year to me as I dusted off my knitting needles and bag which has been hibernating these 5yrs ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The store is absolutely lovely and has a large and varied selection of yarns and all things knit/crochet. I opted for a class to help me jump back in to my long lost hobby. Suzy teaches 12pm-2pm and invites us to bring any questions or projects we need help with. She was a delight to meet and helped me remember things I had forgotten from projects I had left unfinished as well as start a new HAT with a new wool yarn that I bought at the store. Cathy helped me at the counter and was so very welcoming and kind. She invited me to wait in their sitting area which is super cozy. I was surrounded by example projects and even a knitting "bowl-stand-table" that was hand made wood from a local wood crafter. I included it in my photo of the sofa area. It is so pretty. I'm satisfied with my class today and have knowledge to finish what I had started and a new project on my circular needles Thanks Suzy and Cathy for your help today. I look forward to visiting again. ~LindaD

Had so much fun here. As out of towners, we always look for local yarn. The amount of local yarn…read morewas good the service was GREAT! Would totally be giving them my paychecks if I lived local.

I got a robe embroidered for a gift for Christmas. It turned out great. Exactly what I wanted. Will…read moredefinitely use them again in the future.

From the owner: We do embroidery, screen printing, sublimation, vinyl, CAD, patches, mugs, tiles, key chains, and…read moreclocks to name a few things. Products can be done for teams, individuals, gifts, or company apparel. Bring items in to modify or pick from our large selection.

Loved it there. Found the needles I needed on sale. Lady working there was nice and helpful. I will…read moredefinitely be going back if I'm in the area.

This was the only yarn store I could find that was open on Sundays, and man, am I glad!…read more Had a great time visiting with Bobbi, and she inspired me to try my hand (again) at knitting. Excellent selection of yarn, hooks, and needles - and at prices one would expect at a specialized yarn store. (I could have spent twice what I did on the gorgeous yarn they have in stock; I happened to have willpower that day.) Will look forward to returning on my next trip to SA.

I rarely write bad reviews. I am a big fan of small business, and I figure everyone has a bad day,…read morewhy commit it to the internet when they do. I worked with DE in advance for what I hoped could be a great review, but it isn't going to work out that way. This is a bit long, mostly because I want you to realize I am not some Karen that gives out poor reviews for no good reason. I also hope that you and DE might learn something positive from the review. I want to start off by calling out Courtney for being a great person to work with. I feel like if I had been able to work out a solution to the deficiencies with her, this review would be better than its' going to be. I added a star to the review just because of her. I just started my own company. I've owned and managed others in my 35 year career, and having embroidered hats and shirts has always been something I enjoyed. Embroidery lasts longer than screen printing, and looks classy. I found DE via the web and their reviews were good, so I stopped by to talk to them. Courtney met me at the counter and we discussed whether they were OK with me supplying the soft goods and what format they needed the artwork in. A couple of weeks later I had accumulated both and dropped them off. When I dropped them off, Courtney and I looked at the artwork on their computer and adjusted the thread colors to match their equipment. She mentioned that my logo had a large stitch count, which to me meant that it would be costly to produce. It meant something else to them, apparently. More on that later. She told me that it would be a week and a half to two weeks, which was not a problem. Less than two weeks later they called and said the order was complete. I picked them up yesterday and the looked at the top couple of items, which looked good. Paid and left. When I got home and unboxed the whole order, I found about 1/2 of it was not so good. The sun-rays in our logo did not meet the outside border, especially in the lower right of the logo on many pieces. On the other pieces, it varied from meeting the border to the gap not being enough to bitch about. Not what I would have liked to have, but nothing to write a long, poor review over. The next day I took the order back to them and was told I would have to speak with the manager. OK, not a problem. She informed me that because the artwork had such a high thread count it could not be sewed consistently from piece to piece. She also blamed the artwork, indicating that if I had spent $35 with them to convert the artwork that it would have revealed the border wasn't big enough. She also indicated that different hats, unstructured especially, are hard to work with. I am not disputing any of these things. Where our discussion became uncomfortable is when I pointed out that while I brought the artwork, they reviewed it on their computer before accepting it. I get it, that sometimes you don't know something is going to not go well until you try it, so I am even willing to grant them dispensation on that. But when I mentioned that they should have stopped when the first one went bad, the manager asked me to leave. I was being calm, I wasn't argumentative, made no threats, and used no bad language. Literally all they had to do was call me and tell me that the artwork was not right or too difficult and offer solutions or simply state they can not handle this level of detail. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. I would have totally spent another $35 to have them digitize the artwork if that would have prevented this. They have a big sign that says they take no responsibility if you bring your own soft goods, and I get it. Some material shreds under the machine, others pucker. And if this had been the issue, I wouldn't be writing this review. Fact is, about half this order is inferior quality, and the other half is OK. It all might have been great if they had told me to have their digitizer do the artwork. After the first just OK piece I would have made that call to my customer to suggest we re-digitize the artwork. I did ask for them to credit me for the half of the order that is inferior. Not for all of the goods that were ruined, but just half of what I paid them. The manager just pointed to the sign and said there was nothing she could do for me. It's disappointing as I was going to have them make me a few signs and a banner if this had gone well. In conclusion, I'm not saying don't do business with Digital Expressions. I am strongly suggesting that you have them digitize your artwork and supply the soft goods. From my experience I can't tell if they are capable of doing great work, but I think it is likely as not that they can. They do need to learn to communicate before things become unrecoverable.

Great service! They were very accommodating and had great suggestions! Highly recommendread more