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10AM - 6PM
10045 S March Point Rd, Anacortes
Gift Shops
“I bought a pair of shoes, a Pendleton hat, a long sleeve tshirt with an indigenous woman fundraiser design, and a serious academic book on Native American business in the United States. I also had wonderful conversations with two of the staff, who were clearly amazing people to know. I wiii took photos so more people would see this glowing review. BTW their prices are very reasonable or regular retail. It is not marked up, despite it being a modest sized business.”
“If you've ever asked yourself "why do I have such trouble finding stores that sell cards, books, clothing, AND fake dog poo?", then this is the place for you.Awesome store! So many odd, funny and cool items. Also: super friendly staff. Recommended.I hope I get to come sometime next year! Fingers crossed”
“Make sure to put this store on your ToDo List. Incredible family owned and operated. They have so many talents. Elizabeth’s has her own products. Incredible chalk paint with beautiful colors to choose from. Antiques, many that she has painted in her amazing paints. There is sooo much to explore, many rooms to explore. Husband is a jeweler along with his son. Topaz straight from the mines. Bead store of your dreams! Their building is a beautiful historic landmark worth an explore. There is so much more, but you have to see for yourself.”
“Oh my gosh! She was so gracious and helpful. I spent over an hour making ten different pendants for porcelain hearts I had made. She helped me find just the right cord and just the right beads for each one. I am really so grateful.”
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“This is my GO-TO gift store in town! The owners and employees are so very sweet and welcoming, the selection of goods is just perfect. A wide variety of items, price points, and also stuff from local artists! Plus they even carry yarn and other knitting notions. You'll have a hard time leaving empty handed.”