Order: 3 pictures two 8 x 10 and one 11 x 14. $143.57…read more Pros: The photos turned out AMAZING. I had family photos from the 80's that needed some TLC and new framing. I came here as was slightly apprehensive but when I tell you the finished product looks amazing. I got all three of my photos with non-glare and metal framing. The colors match beautifully. Great bang for your buck! Well worth the money. Cons:

Helpful in giving ideas and feedback on framing, mat colors and options. Personable staff Price…read moreis reasonable.

They have the best teachers and classes! Such a wonderful place and I love the new studio!read more

Wonderful, positive atmosphere with great classes and helpful staff. Instructors are very…read moreknowledgeable and encouraging. Highly recommend.

This is a cute little store in the Willamette Heritage Center aka Mission Mill Museum…read more[https://www.willametteheritage.org/]..."Discover Salem's industrial past through wool, waterpower, and rails." so if you are visiting the museum you may wish to visit the yarn store. The yarn store website is here: https://teaselwickwools.blogspot.com/ They didn't have a huge selection, but if you are in the area or coming to check out the other things here, it is worth a stop. Also check out the restaurant Lively at the Mill which doesn't seem to be on Yelp yet [https://www.livelystation.com/locations]

Fun shop in a unique location. I will definitely go back when I have more time to browse.read more

Grandma's Attic is a wonderful quilt shop with very helpful and knowledgable staff. They have a…read moregreat selection of batiks, 1930's, civil war representations and children's fabrics. Its always worth the trip to Dallas to stop there.

My friend and I went there on then Stitches Hop Shop. This was my favorite fabric store out of 18…read more Great selection of fabric but not only that, the display of merchandise was great and inspiring. There was also a large choice quilt patterns and a file of free patterns. The classroom was buzzing with happy students. The place is warm and friendly. They also carry The Leaning Tree cards and merchandise. Go there. You'll be happy you did.

I 'm from California and stumbled on this treasure during a visit to Portland. In all of the…read morequilt stores that I've visited over the last 10 years, this is by far my favorite. The fabric selection was amazing. They had such a great selection of pre-assembled kits. The customer service was outstanding! Mary was so friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. Her husband who does the long arm quilting was also great! I had planned to visit several shops during my trip but didn't. I got everything I wanted (and more.). I am looking forward to visiting again!

Very helpful and knowledge staff. Wonderful fabric selection. Earn points with each purchase.read more

We arrived at the Bernina Quilting and More store just after they closed. Joan came to the door and…read moreinvited us in to see if she could help. Such a kind and knowledgeable person, she was so patient and able to show me exactly what I needed. If you are in or near Keizer Oregon, be sure to stop at this amazing shop.

After realizing my machine was beyond repair the owner gave me an amazing deal on just the right…read moremachine for me. No up selling. She listened to what I needed. They taught me how to use it as well as gave me a free year of service. I would recommend this business to anyone looking for quality service and reasonable prices.

Quiltthis is a handy local shop but does not yet match the shop that use to be there. People are…read morehelpful and they do offer classes

Husband and I were in Jefferson for business and as we were going down the highway I screeched,…read more"quilt store!" Now I was driving, so really, Husband had noacquaint me with the store and w choice in the matter, but even if I hadn't been, I've trained my car to automatically stop at quilt stores. And bookstores. And yarn stores. So it's win-win all around, yeah? Purple Frog. First of all, I love the name. It's so whimsical. And there are purple frog decorations inside, too. I was greeted (Husband decided to stay in the car and nap or something) by two extremely friendly ladies, who took time from what they were doing to show me where things were located. Including the restroom. Which, by the way, was extremely clean. Unfortunately I didn't have as much time to browse as I'd wanted, because who should come through the door but Husband! Dang. I'm sure he came in to prevent too much financial damage. I doubt he was interested in the fabric, though he did pretend to kind of look around. Hah. He thought he looked so innocent, but I know better. The classroom is huge, and there's a long-arm quilting machine in there too. There's lots of room to spread out, and taking a class here would be a real pleasure. I really wish I'd had more time to look around. I wanted to see all of the batiks and just see all the wonderful other fabrics. But yeah, okay, it was a business trip and I did need to be considerate. I did end up buying some wonderful fabric for a Christmas project, though. The ladies were really wonderful helping me figure out how much fabric I needed for that, and I left feeling extremely glad that we'd stopped by. Final score: Lighting and appeal in general: 5 stars Customer service: Ditto Cleanliness of the shop and the bathroom: Ditto again. Fabric choices: Ditto yet again. Attractiveness and layout: Another 5 stars. I've been in a number of quilt stores, and The Purple Frog is at the top of my list. It's easy to find and is a great pleasure to shop in. Thank you ladies (I'm sorry I didn't get your names) for a truly enjoyable shopping experience. It's worth the drive down!

I'm not sure about you, but when I see dogs in a store that sells groceries I get a little grossed…read moreout. Very strange as every other place seems to refuse dogs save for service ones. The service dogs get into barking matches with other dogs and it's a disturbance to everyone. Not to mention the pee and poop that occurs. Another unfortunate aspect is the behaviors of some customers, it's astonishing how rude and verbally abusive these folks were to the cashiers. I didn't see any support from management when it came to one lady who was upset with a cashier who was hard of hearing. This woman berated the cashier and got so upset over a simple misunderstanding. Disgusting behavior! The overall selection of items is fun to look at, but a lot of items are clearly overpriced and can be found at other stores for less. I'm not paying 3 or more for a dollar tree item. The cashiers are always nice and helpful, but the management needs to support them more, especially when customers are rude. As a customer, I believe we're not always right, especially when one is acting up with an employee. Employees deserve respect and safety, without them a business can suffer and flounder.

When it comes to Wheeler Dealer, no day is the same. The store is incredibly random and offers a…read moremyriad of things at discounted prices. With only a handful of locations in the Willamette Valley, it is an Oregon local chain that specializes in liquidation from overstocked items that range from generic to brand new. Unlike other discount stores, nothing here is second hand. It's all cheap and new, just the way I like it. (#1) The store is clean, fairly organized, and incredibly low key. This is one of those stores where I feel like half the time there are more employees than customers; I'm not sure if it ever truly gets busy here. There's plenty of parking and the staff seems pretty good about helping folks find what they need. I noted the randomness of the store but just how random are we talking? :: They had samurai swords. Yes, real samurai swords. And so many knives; it's practically a convention of blades. :: A produce section. Small compared to a supermarket, but vast for stores of this size. :: There are so many different tools here that this place may as well be an actual hardware store. :: They have local alumni memorabilia, ranging from OSU footballs to Univ of Oregon apparel. :: A collection of animal themed clocks, frames, and general home decor. A bear lamp or a duck telephone? How about an eagle paperweight or a snakehead letter opener? :: There are children's toys for less than $5 but high end coolers that range in the hundreds. Go figure. :: There is a considerable amount of seasonal decor. Christmas stuff? Check. Easter holidays? Check. Halloween fun? Also check. :: Beyond the produce, there is a decent selection of non-perishable foods here. It's better than dollar store type stuff, but not by much. :: They had a big ol selection of rugs. Not doormats, but actual large rugs that could blanket a room. :: Gardening equipment galore. This might be the largest inventory of the entire store. Frankly, this place is kind of fascinating. Where can one buy a sword, get groceries, Halloween candy, landscaping tools, and decorate one's house? Only at Wheeler Dealer. __________ (#1) My new tagline.