C C & Company

An almost complete needlework and framing shop, with a small selection of hand dyed threads, buttons, and fabrics. They have done my framing many times, and do it with perfection. The framing they have done for me ranges from a quarter sized miniature sampler to a large rectangular sampler.
Framing from CC’s doesn’t come cheap, but neither did the many hours it took to stitch the item. I never use Jo Ann’s or Michael, or Hobby Lobby for framing, cause I often hear, «It has buttons,» or «It has charms.» CC’s specializes in buttons and charms and needlework. The prices for framing, some may think are up there, but it’s worth it. I can also buy premade frames there, that often go with the cross stitch chart I am working on. For example, my quarter sized mini bird sampler chart was sitting next to the gorgeous $ 45.00 frame. Quickly I finished the bird, but framing took a while. They do give discounts on framing, if the frame is bought there. There is only one other location I trust to frame my needlework.
I mostly like their selection of notions, which is small, compared to the Silver Needle in Tulsa. The thread selection seems to dwindle whenever I go there, looking for a hand dyed thread, of any amount more than 2. That can be a problem, but I know beforehand, to go to Overland Park, to Two The Point. The charts seem to be themed as more «Home spun,» or sampler type charts. They carry nearly the full line of the local designer, Prairie Schooler. They also seem to have the complete collection of the Mirabilia Designs, which I wish I would have the attention span to make.
I love the ladies here, they always participate in the Cross stitch Shop Hop, and hold classes, as well. Pretty decent shop. Glad it’s here.