Dean surprised ME.... He had my Yelp Awards from last year framed for me.... Mangelsen's did an…read moreamazing job! The details on the frame..beveled wooden frame, with no glare...I love it... Thank you Mike for the terrific customer service...I also gave him some great places to try with the best food in Omaha...

I was having a bad day trying to deal with some flimsy frames from a different store (one of the…read morebig chains). Mike really saved the day with a helping hand and some good advice. I bought a couple new frames here, off the shelf. They were sturdier than the ones from the other place, and for about the same price. What a relief! He wished me good luck on my art event. This is a good, solid, local business. Next time I'll come here FIRST.

Beautiful shop with quality pieces at affordable prices! I took a canvas in and they were so…read morehelpful coming up with a custom made beautiful piece. The shop is so cozy and unique. I highly recommend!

I came in with just the pieces of a broken frame that had fallen off the wall. No other shop I…read morecalled would help me repair the frame. Not only was it fixed perfectly, he turned it around fairly quick and the charge was ultra reasonable. The professionalism, communication, and craftsmanship here pretty much guarantee him all of my framing business!

I popped in here before Christmas per the recommendation of another business owner in the plaza…read more Upon entering, I was greeted very warmly by the employees! I stopped and talked to them for a bit to get the gist of the shop. They were excited to tell me about their products and classes offered! The retail space is made for many different vendors to showcase and sell their products. They had such a fun variety! They also were beginning to offer a great deal of classes for people to come in and create their own art! I would love to be able to do a class here someday!

A bit confusing as it looks like a brick and mortar shop where you can browse fabrics and purchase…read moresupplies in person. It's located in a plaza with a storefront, but not open to the public. What's the purpose of having hours posted on Google maps if the entire store is virtual on Etsy only. In hindsight, wouldn't have spent the time driving here.

If you are not a quilter and visit this shop, surely you will want to be by the time you leave!…read moreThis was my first visit to The Quilt Studio but certainly not the last as I am interested in learning to quilt myself. They do not offer classes here but the lady working that afternoon was able to suggest another place for lessons. As you can see from the pictures, it's a small shop but carries bolts of fabric in a rainbow of colors, shades, prints and designs. They also sell quilting supplies, patterns, books, thread, notions, etc. Since I'm not a quilter (yet), I have no comparison for the fabric pricing although quilting specialty shops tend to have very quality product made for durability. My purpose in coming here was to drop off a quilt top made by my great-grandmother decades ago and have it finished which is another service they provide. In a few weeks, I can post a picture of the finished product! Again, the person working was great in helping to offer various options and guide my selections since I am a complete novice.

Lovely yarn store, lovely staff. The owner is such a kind person; on my first ever visit when I…read morementioned that I wanted to start spinning yarn, she actually gave me a 3D-printed Turkish spindle and some scrap fiber to practice with--for free! She also keeps a lot of her reptile pets in the back, and so had the opportunity to hold two of her snakes. (But for those who don't like reptiles, don't worry-- you can't see them unless you go in the back room.) Very friendly and knowledgeable overall. Nice selection of yarn fibers, colors, and prices. I've seen some cashmere, cotton, wool, acrylic... probably ~$40 a skein on the more expensive end. (Cashmere is a luxury fiber, after all.) But there's plenty of more cost-effective options for the thrifty crafter. There is also some wool roving for sale-- the braids in the basket near the front run about $25, but I've been able to buy wool by the ounce that she keeps in the back for some very reasonable prices: I've seen $2.50 to $4 an ounce, depending on the breed. Those fibers tend to have a bit of VM to pick out, but nothing unmanageable. There are a couple couches and a table to sit at if you want to hang out and craft. It's a super cozy environment. I'm a happy customer!

Great Advice, Great selection! She doesn't just sell yarn,…read moreshe sells you an experience where the picture in your head matches the yarn she has. Amazing crafter!