Great service and excellent results! Beautiful embroidery work. Pick up and delivery was right…read moreon time.

I have all my salon capes monogrammed here as advertisement for other clients to see. I have never…read moreone time been disappointed with the service I have received. I have done years of business with the shop and plan to continue many more.

Edd did an excellent job fixing our Bear! He added a few extras and it looks really great!read more

Tina is a dream maker. She is so professional and great to work with. Her in house designed jewelry…read moreis beautiful and anything she makes for you custom will turn out better than you imagined.

Took care of me and helped make a beautiful ring! Tina was so sweet and communicated with me…read morethroughout the whole process, even out of business hours

My wife and I were looking for a company to refinish/repaint our outdated kitchen cabinets "and"…read morerefinish our living room coffee and end tables. After researching a bunch of companies we went with owner Laura and Flippin Heirlooms. As the pictures show, we are very pleased with the outcome. Laura and her staff were very professional, helpful, and polite. Laura offered a variety of different options while discussing the pros and cons of each alternative. The work was completed very quickly, at a low price, and with little interruption at home. Very pleased with the service and outcome. We highly recommend Flippin Heirlooms for your next home project.

Laura is amazing! So helpful and very knowledgeable about flipping and painting furniture. She…read moresells Fusion Mineral Paint and it is by far the best paint I've ever used for furniture. Laura also does custom work if you are feeling overwhelmed by your project!

Beautiful grounds and the adjacent water tower is like nothing I've ever seen at historic mansion!read more

We were here during our visit to Lake Palestine. We found this local historic house that in Tyler…read moreis attraction. During our visit, we saw the art festival is in progress. Due to the festival, the parking is kind of full. The entrance for the historic house is free. Donation is encouraged. This two storey house is colonial style. It turn Smith County. The house was build 1859. Overall the house visit only need 1/2 hour. We took one hour. There are some welcome clerk dress in old colonial time. At this visit, I learn different styles of stitching for the quilt. It is very colorful. The best spot for the picture is at the front with the columns. The other spot is the curve wood rail stair case.

I had some last minute Jacket that needed company logos embroidered, she went above and beyond…read moregetting them ready. She is great!! I highly recommend her!

They can take a design from a Napkin and make something special. LinkMe Group Insurance loves them.read more

Very fun girls night, felt like I was really doing something. Being with others made it more fun as…read moreyou saw what others were making. Music was going on in the background. I would do it again.

Love this place! It has such a fun and relaxing atmosphere. The owner is super friendly and great…read moreat customization. I think I have something in every room of my house from Hammer and Stain!

It fun licking the salt and looking at everything there and learn the history and the cultureread more

The "Salt Palace" isn't really a palace. It's a small building, barely the size of a storefront…read more Inside and outside, it tells the story of Grand Saline and how the town got that name. The building is constructed entirely of rock salt (yes, you can lick the building if you wish) and inside is a small museum that contains salt mining memorabilia and photographs as well as film of the Morton Salt mining operations. You get a free salt crystal as a take away and I bought a fridge magnet for my collection. I spent about 20-30 minutes here, enjoying the memorabilia, learning about salt and salt mining and chatting with a wonderful woman who clearly has a passion about Morton Salt and Grand Saline. I'm super happy that this quirky little spot landed as my 16000th review. If you are driving along I-20 east of Dallas/Fort Worth, this treasure is a 12 mile detour that will take you about 20 minutes out of your way. It's totally worth it. And yes, I've reviewed Morton Salt. https://www.yelp.com/biz/morton-salt-elk-grove-village?hrid=ZBdABefFkBUhTFS4g7Zb0A [Round number review 16000 overall - 188 in Texas - 1505 of 2021.]