Wonderful service! Wonderful selection!! Highly recommend!…read moreThe selection is fantastic and they offer so much assistance!

First time February 10th - took a couple of quilts to be long/arm quilted. Anxious to see how I…read morelike Quilter's Quest! Natalie wrote up my applicant quilt form -- beautiful store! Lots of beautiful quilts on display.

I felt compelled to leave a review after my visit to the store today and was surprised at the shops…read morerating. I've visited many times and always find it welcoming with a unique and carefully selected assortment of gifting ideas. They sell beautiful cards hand made by the merchants mother which is usually what I stop in for. I'd like to comment on some of the reviews regarding prices. While you maybe can save a little by ordering and purchasing some of these products online, the prices certainly are not outrageous. I, for one, appreciate having a store to shop in. There is no substitute for being able to see and touch items. A storefront comes with cost. I'm willing to pay a little extra for the shopping experience. I've also seen them sampling products quite often as well which is always great. Keep up the good work!

I came to this shop for one of their events at the makery in the back of their shop and it was a…read moreblast ! The event partner with the wine bar down the street and started there with a glass of wine and cheese board . Then we headed to the collective for the class . The owner who ran the class was very friendly and kind ! It was so fun to have creative freedom while also having someone to help with instruction when needed . We did the wood burning board class and they turned out great! Definitely recommended for a girls night !

This store is one of the more expensive stores in downtown Geneva. Clothes and shoes are $200+…read more They have a nice collection of items but just not affordable. There are also home goods. Beautiful store but out of the price range I'm looking for. Most likely won't be back given this.

Staff is unfriendly, unwelcoming, and snooty. With the exception of Paula. Too many other lovely…read moreshops with kind hearted workers to waste your time here. I have lived in the area for years and frequent the 3rd street area. A long time ago Artemisia was my favorite stores. For some odd reason the sales staff and owner act annoyed when you walk in their door. I don't care what they are selling , it's not worth it.

Superior customer service beyond belief. Yasna was wonderful…read moreto work with, and a blessing. Sweetest lady. I came in here, because I had a hole in my knit sweater. A giant hole. She patched it up for me, and worked with what I wanted. She worked with the price, and I love my sweater more than ever. She even held it for me for 2 months, as MY schedule was hectic. Holy cow, she rocks. Highly recommend for anyone to go to her for knit/crochet advice. Or even if you need a repair. She even offers classes, (how cool is that!) A very passionate and talented lady.

I stopped by and first it's not an easy find. It's on the second floor. Once there the place was…read moreclosed with a sign that indicated the store had unexpectedly closed in February but would reopen in May. It's June. I hope nothing is wrong but this is a business with nothing to indicate hours of operation.

Really cute store in downtown Wheaton specializing in baby and kids items. The sales folks aren't…read moreoverbearing but welcome you to the store and allow you to wander. It seems like at the time I was here they'd just opened an expanded portion of their store, where they have some toys and things for older children--toddlers and up. You'll find lots of clothes, blankets, and books, as well as a couple wagons, strollers, and car seats. The owner is a midwife as well so you might avail yourself of services, too. I bought a couple of onesies that are magnetized. I keep hearing "no snaps!!" (but like EVERY PIECE of baby clothing has snaps...), so these were intriguing. They have a magnets along the flap as the closure mechanism so I bought a couple in the 6-9 month and above size to try them out. I have high hopes!

Came here to exchange a gift from a friend. I like that they have a lot of natural fiber clothes…read moresince at some other stores like target I can only find 2 items out of the entire store that are 100% natural fiber! Not sure what happened but my friend said they packed the wrong size of ruffle butt when they got the outfit. I went to exchange but they no longer had the size we needed. Still, the store associate was very helpful and helped us pick out another outfit that fit the same vibe.

Drove half hour to visit this needlepoint shop only to walk in and not even be greeted with a…read more"hello". Two employees, one busy, one not. Their selection is strong, but customer service weak. I will not be back. My wife was in the store by herself between 12:30-1:30. Customer who came in after her, told the sales people that my wife was there first, and they should help my wife before herself.

Lovely, spacious, welcoming. How I wish they were closer!…read more It's about 40 miles from home but worth the trip. Plenty of free parking and some good lunch spots nearby. I'm on my second or third visit after rediscovering needlepoint, and I get happier and happier. Friendly staff and customers, a place to stitch and share, great space, great lighting, great selection. Be sure to check out the vintage tape edging machine.

As a visitor it can be unnerving visiting new places in the US, but soon as I walked into the store…read moreI received a warm welcome and felt immediately comfortable! The owner took a real interest in helping me and showing me local products. I wasn't sure what to expect walking in, as their website doesn't show their products. However there was an impressive selection to choose from, one that I felt encompassed a wide price point which I appreciated. There was lots of different brands/ fibers/ weights ranging from $4 to $30 (all great quality). A great store for garment/ sock knitters like myself, I did also spot some unique fibers that would be great for other items like bags or amigurumi. One thing I would suggest is maybe providing baskets to carry around since I bought so much!

I walked in on a Sunday around 2pm. I was never greeted by any person. There were two tables of…read morepeople knitting in groups. There was a strong odor of cigarette smoke outside the shop, but thought this could have been from someone smoking outside. Nope. The strong smoke odor permeated throughout the shop. I spent about 15 minutes in the shop, picking up several different skeins of yarn to inspect the fibers and composition. No one was at the register. I'm not even sure if anyone there was working or not. It felt like I had entered a party that I was not invited to. Strange experience. I wanted to support a local business instead of Michaels, but walked out without a purchase. Even as I was exiting there was no greeting of any kind.

A great selection of beads, charms, crystal cabochons, beading tools and more. Lovely gemstones…read more Everyone there is helpful and very nice. There's always a sale when we go there, so it's a great value. One of our favorite shops for our crystal beads.

Horrible experience! Not even greeted until I was leaving after being in the store for over 30…read moreminutes. Why would I want to spend money at a business that can't even do the bare bone minimum. Looks like a thrown together establishment. So disappointed