Excellent workmanship, attention to detail, very friendly service, and good prices. Only place I'll…read moreever go to have my artwork framed.

I first went here in 1999. My professor from Miad told me to go here for stuff because it is…read moreindependently owned and about 25% less for art supplies. It looks like a little White House with black trim. It looks more like an artist studio than a craft store. If you are there for the supplies you will hardly notice. Tradewinds does framing and they have traditional art supplies (no glue guns or glitter). Framing- a lot of artists go here to frame shows. From what I have seen, the work is perfect and the prices are very good. Art supplies--go here for Windsor & Newton watercolors!! Even the Series 4 (the most expensive) paints were REALLY reasonably priced! They also have sheets of watercolor and printmaking paper, well priced sketchbooks, paintbrushes. I found a rather exotic specialty watercolor brush that I didn't even know existed...and I've consumed a lot of art supplies. John/Jon is the guy that has generally been there and helped me. If you talk to him you will find him kind and funny. I wish more artists knew about this place and supported it. It's a gem.

When I arrived, at first I didn't notice that no one in the store was wearing a COVID mask, and it…read morewas after the Governor mandated it. I was told by the shop person there that making something mandatory didn't make it legal or enforceable. I spend a lot of time with my 76 year old cousin who relies on an internal heart pump to remain alive. If he were to get COVID it would be a death sentence, so I am very careful and concerned. The shop person seemed to care more about being personally, ideologically correct than morally correct, and certainly didn't care about his customer's concerns about related health issues, nor did he offer to wear a mask to make me, a customer, feel more comfortable. I took my business elsewhere. (Gallery 1 where everyone was required to wear a mask) They got my $136.00 in business.

Art Gallery - Prints&Posters + Framed Art Framing Service (&…read morerepairs) Nice and Varied Selection of frames and matting Very reasonable prices (and quick turnaround available) Contemporary & Classic Nice owner - cool dude!

My husband & I went to her studio but were not expecting what we saw! Jean is an AMAZING gifted &…read moretalented artist. Her clay pottery is something that you would see in an exclusive studio in Door County or any other top quality art store. You HAVE to call her and set an appointment. Her art will not disappoint you, BEAUTIFUL!!!

Wendy can meet all your framing needs at a reasonable price. She is an expert who knows what you…read moreneed based on the item you bring in. When I walked in with my subway art, I had no idea that because it was ink stamped on canvas that it is probably best to not stretch it (then the ink won't crack off). If it weren't for her I would have done it all wrong! And I could not believe the price. The great thing is that if I didn't like the price there were so many other options, I would have been offered something else that is cheaper. But I got what I wanted without having to compromise. The selections are incredible and Wendy's knowledge will help guide you through the process. The shop is small and cozy and there are items for sale that are fun to peruse. The art on the walls also provides inspiration. Bring your art here, you won't regret it.

Such a diverse collection and David is a national treasure. He's been collecting for a long time…read moreand has some great stories! A can't miss if you are a fan of art and in Milwaukee.

Friendly owner, best art gallery in town. Highly recommend. Beautiful historical architecture and…read moregreat art.

Great place for framing those special pieces of art. They do fantastic work. It's done right and at…read morea price you can afford. I've used other framing shops. I will say the work is as good or better than anyone. You may save a couple of dollars going to a place like Michael's but the quality of work here will be far superior. I do suggest calling to get accurate hours.

Tucked away in Riverwest, this gem of a shop is a must to check out if you're looking for antiques,…read moredishes, furniture, fabric, and more. Everything is really nicely curated. They also do upholstery and the pieces they had around the shop were gorgeous. Keep this in mind if you want a bit of an upgrade but don't want to buy an entirely new piece. There are also modern things, handmade items and artwork sprinkled throughout the shop. Staff was very friendly. Plenty of street parking.

Was able to visit last week while in town to get my daughter for winter break from college. I think…read morethis is one of my favorite places in Milwaukee to browse! Employees were extremely friendly and just so much to see. Absolutely loved all the plants in the store. Picked up a table runner and my first plant for my home. Will definitely be back!

Barb is wonderful! She's helped me with weaving questions as well as knitting things with…read more"different" wool than wanted in instructions. Always find her helpful and decorated to give inspiration!

I'm rating Fiberwood Studio 3 stars because I am a knitter and this cute little shop is less for…read moreknitters and more for weaving and they have very restrictive hours for someone who works during the day. My favorite yarn shop closed a couple of years ago and so I had been buying yarn online. I was in a bind and needed some to knit up a weekend project for my coworker's baby and found Fiberwood on Yelp. It's in a nice location in 'Tosa in a residential area so it's not very crowded and you should have no trouble finding parking, especially since they are only open during the day. I walked in and browsed around there were 3-4 other people in there receiving help with projects. The first thing I noticed is that there weren't that many yarns, but the yarns they do carry were a decent quality. Cascade 220 in a variety of colors, ECO Wool, Malabrigo....I was happy with the color selection of the Cascade 220s, but the colors I was interested in did not have enough skeins for me to complete the project. After I browsed, I was greeted by a person I believe to be the owner. I showed her the pattern for the hooded baby wrap and that I was looking for a yarn and open to restrictions as long as it was a natural fiber. We looked at a few options and I eventually settled on the Malabrigo Mecha super wash in Dewberry at $15.95 each. If you need needles, books, or patterns, she has that as well. I'm not sure what brand of needles (I'm an Addi Turbo fan), but I did see she had them on the wall. They accept cash, Visa and MasterCard and she bagged the yarn for me. I really appreciated her help and I would definitely go back if I needed certain yarns. I wish I could have given four stars, but I had to take off work to go there because of the hours and there were quantity shortages for all of the yarn colors I was interested in the Cascade 220. This would be limiting for larger projects like blankets or sweaters, but it is a smaller shop less targeted towards yarn, so I understand.