I thoroughly enjoyed making my pillow in Sewcial Box's recent pillow making class. The instructor…read moreexplained the techniques very well and even allow us to deviate from the original pattern of the pillow. I learned techniques that I will continue to use as a sewist and look forward to her next scheduled classes. Bree is professional, jovial and a thorough instructor to all levels of sewists. I smile every time I see my quilted pillow since it was my first project. Thank you Sewcial Box for the confidence I gained as a new sewist. I can't wait for the next class and visit to this amazing store! 5-stars!

If you're looking for a fun, relaxing workshop led by a kind and patient quilting instructor, this…read morewas unfortunately not our experience. I purchased a pillow-making workshop for my adult daughter and me, expecting an enjoyable afternoon together and, hopefully, a couple of nice pillows to take home. Instead, neither of us enjoyed the experience, and we left without usable pillows. From early in the workshop, I found Brea, the owner and instructor, to be impatient and unnecessarily harsh. At first, I tried to brush it off as simply a somewhat "spicy" teaching style. But the atmosphere became increasingly tense and uncomfortable. When my daughter became so upset that she hurried to the bathroom in tears, I could no longer overlook what was happening and told her that we were leaving. Rather than trying to understand or de-escalate the situation, Brea became confrontational with me in front of the class. She responded with sarcasm and mockery and challenged my concerns publicly. I was especially disappointed by what felt like an unwillingness to acknowledge mistakes or take any responsibility for how the interaction had unfolded. People take creative workshops to learn, but also to enjoy themselves. Mistakes and questions should be expected, particularly when people are learning a skill. We did not expect perfection or special treatment--just patience, basic kindness, and respectful instruction. Sadly, that was not our experience. What was intended to be a fun mother-daughter outing ended with my daughter in tears and both of us leaving early. I would not return or recommend this workshop based on our experience.

They were very helpful even though they didn't have the fabric I was looking for. Wish it was…read morecloser.

Helped me get started on first project yesterday. Came back for horse fabric to make another cell…read morephone holder. I love how you get a free fat quarter for checking in

The service here was wonderful! Everyone was so helpful in helping me on my quilt…read more There was plenty of quality fabric, notions, and patterns to make a quilt. One stop shop. Everything seemed well priced. They also offer classes for beginner and intermediate sewing as well. Check their website. Definitely worth a stop.

Overall, a very well stocked store with the latest selection of in-stock sewing machines (that I'm…read moreaware of) in the area. All of their little doohickeys & accessories have security tags locking them into the display hooks. Their hours stated on their voicemail are wrong. They are *NOT* open Sundays.

Great service, beautiful store, I only hand quilt so I don't do long arm quilting, but I am having…read moremy machine cleaned and serviced. The value was very good for service. I was pleased.

I love how these curtains came out. The fabric is beautiful. I'm going to buy more for my…read moreconvention show booth. Love the service here & the quality!

Third time and windowbox seat is finished. Much better job, but it had a seam in the front, but…read moreckecks line up very well. Had it been done correctly the 1st or 2nd time, it wouldnt be there. They are under new management, however the Upholsterer who did it the first two times is no longer there, the lady who took over the 3rd remake did a much job. Until the two original Upholsterers return, I will hold off on anything else being recovered. The pillow, never did get it right. The windowbox seat had more stains on it, almost like it was sewing machine oil, but most are coming out as I keep trying. Maybe the way I wanted my windowbox seat was out of their realm. No zipper in the back, but ties only...

A better-than-average selection of upholstery fabrics with better-than-average prices…read more Don't expect anything fancy here. This, to me, was almost like visiting a warehouse. Cement flooring and seemingly no organization to the fabric displays, so get that notion out of your head and pay attention to the prices and the products instead. I often look for upholstery-grade fabrics. I don't use them for upholstery, but to make tablecloths, since they are the perfect width for rectangular-shaped tables and many of the fabrics can be washed (despite what the care instructions may read). But it's getting increasingly difficult to find reasonably priced material for my purposes now that so many fabric stores have closed. Fabrics & More had quite a bit to offer, and when you wander over to their clearance area to see fabric for $5.99 a yard, you can find some real bargains. Not a huge selection, but still there are things to be had. Cutters are not the most skilled: there are NO cutting tables here. They measure on a roll of sorts and then hack away with scissors. So be prepared to even out your edges if you're like me and just looking to place a seam in what you've bought. Price was right, and you can bet I will be back. Offerings are so much superior to local fabric stores, but I'm sure they don't hold a candle to anything I'd find in town. Still, a great option in this area.

This was listed as SA Interiors, but is not. It is Fabrics and Furniture, located in the same…read morespace as SA was. I know nothing about those people only Fabrics and Furniture. They did my kitchen chairs in a 1900s Boiled Flaxseed Linen, with a 1/4" Lip Jute Cording, Muslin underneath the Linen and the bottom of the seat with the same Muslin and they came out absolutely, incredibly fabulous and were competive with another upholsterer, but they were closer logistically, for me. I also had fabric I ordered elsewhere for a windowbox seat and needed the same cording as my kitchen chairs, but was unable to get it any longer from the manufacture so I finally went in last week to find the two former and wonderful upholsterers were no longer there, but another gentlemen was, Cruz was still there, and a new "Boss Lady". She asked what I was quoted before for the windowbox cushion which we found extremely reasonable, prices for two small antique chairs and two wingbacks and a quote of $20 for a small 10" pillow. She said she was called in to "take over" because they were undercharging. Well, after I pick up my windowbox seat tomorrow and the previously quoted $20 pillow, which will now cost $45, she has lost all my further business. I had another windowbox seat I needed done as well. She will soon find out there are others who do just as beautiful work as the previous two did, at a whole lot less cost to the customer. She nearly doubled my quoted price on wingbacks and my windowbox seat was TRIPLE the original quote! I have company coming so I was stuck with that one. After tomorrow, I won't be back, sadly. I have already contacted the other upholsterer to start on my work and he picks up. It's very unfortunate, but we also need to eat too.

Erica is the best!!! She made a baby quilt and refurbished an older family quilt. Both will be…read moregifts for my granddaughter who will be born in October. Her prices are excellent! Erica is so friendly, willing to discuss options & give advice. She recommended soaking the older quilt in a product and where to purchase it online! Please use this shop!

I have wanted to make a quilt for a long time. My first attempts were done by watching YouTube…read morevideos, but I was not quite getting the hang of things. I gave up in frustration. This year I found sewing classes at A Needle and Thread in Old Town Spring. Working with Erica and Lee Ann has been a pleasure and I am lucky to be able to count on their expertise. We worked on preparing, cutting and, squaring the fabric, sewing a consistent quarter inch seam, piecing the blocks, quilt top, and backing. This is my first finished quilt top. I was also able to find a coordinating fabric for the backing of the quilt right there in the store. Coming up will be lessons on the long arm sewing machine to quilt a design and then wrap things up by doing the binding. I am looking forward to the finished product and onto the next quilt.

This is the nicest quilt shop I've visited in a long time - the fabrics are gorgeous. The people…read morewho work here are friendly and helpful. This experience feels like you are visiting friends who are happy to see you and they happen to have beautiful fabric. I visited this shop to buy Tilda fabric for a friend's birthday. This shop had a big selection of Tilda and Liberty of London. They had a big selection of bag making supplies. I could've stayed here for hours.

I love this shop. And the people who work there are great. The fabric selection is always plentiful.read more

Not a welcoming environment at all! Two people I spoke with had an attitude as if I was bothering…read morethem; there were no other customers to tend to either. Just Wow! I am being generous with two stars because of the selection but I am not going back!

I brought 2 chairs in with my own Fabric and they charged me over 500 then called and wanted more…read moremoney and after 6 weeks they still hadn't finished! I'll never go back! Fabic is beautiful and I used to get everything done there but things have changed!

I highly highly recommend this place! It was fantastic!! For only two hours and fully instructional…read morefor 2 pieces, it was so affordable. The interior of the studio is very cute though, they have 20 wheels so it can be a great place to invite friends. It was so much fun learning how to use the wheels and have the instructor show from start to finish how to throw, work and spin the clay. I will say it was very difficult to spot at first. They don't have a sign and they only have a painted logo on the glass. It's a tiny place, so you can easily miss it.

Great date place and amazing instructors. We have gone twice with couples friends and enjoyed…read morethrowing the clay. We have made some bowls, cups, small plates and a small flower vase that we use every day. Also good idea to go next door to Potteryland.