No bar codes?! The checkout line was sooooo long and the person in front of me had a stack of fake…read moreflower stems that had to be rung up one by one. I standing there with my 3 items in agony. Stars for having what I needed to fix a zipper. Employees looked miserable, but friendly!

I stopped in to buy some Easter basket items and picked up a "Make It Real fashion sketchbook". I…read moredidn't realize the one I grabbed was missing a price tag, but similar items were reasonably priced. At checkout, the cashier asked the manager to confirm the price. Instead of walking over to look at the product--despite being only about 12 feet away--he glanced from a distance, checked his phone for a moment, and told her it was $13.99. That didn't sit right with me, so after paying, Something didn't feel right so I went back to check the shelf myself. The exact same item was clearly marked $5.79. I brought the correctly priced item and photos to the manager. He offered no apology and simply said the online price he saw was higher. When I returned to the register to correct the purchase, he brushed it off again, saying the item "must have been marked wrong." The issue isn't just the price difference--it's the lack of effort and accountability. The manager didn't take a moment to walk over and verify the product, didn't check the shelf, and didn't seem concerned about overcharging a customer by more than double. Not everyone can absorb that kind of mistake, and customers shouldn't have to double-check basic accuracy. Do better. Customers trust matters, and so does taking the time to get it right. Customers should trust the store to be accurate and fair the first time.

I showed up on Black Friday looking for a new vacuum to replace my 6-7 year old Shark. The Shark…read morehas been fine, it's needed a brush replacement and plenty of filter replacements and cleanings as it's bagless, but it's just not really keeping up with our two dogs and current lifestyle. Amanda greeted me right away and started getting information on what I was looking for, what machine I have currently, aspects of my house layout that might impact my decision, etc. My own research on what to get next led me to SEBO, and Amanda demo'd both the Felix (which is what I was originally thinking would be a good fit) and the E3 (which ended up being a better fit and what I ended up going with). The E3 has been amazing. It doesn't try to sell you with all kinds of gimmicky technology, sensors, systems, etc. It has just enough to make sure I am at the right brush height, don't have anything stuck, and can alert me to when the bag needs changing. The SEBO does as well in one pass as the Shark would do only after I took a rubber broom to loosen up all the embedded dog hair, and it can get all the way under furniture my Shark had no chance to get under because it can lay practically flat. And the kicker? It's even quieter than the Shark. I never thought I'd be spending four-digits on a vacuum cleaner but, like with my Herman Miller office chair, this is one of those buy once, cry once kind of things (or at least buy once every decade or more kind of things). The warranty is fantastic and knowing I can just bring it to my closest Quality S&V location for service is even better. No futzing with online claims, no shipping, no waiting for contractors to come out, I can just bring it in locally. Thanks Amanda, and thanks Quality Sewing & Vacuum! :)

Always a friendly staff and very knowledgeable about all products in their store. Appreciate their…read morewillingness to help with any issues or answer questions I have.

It looks super sketchy from the outside. It is a warehouse. The guy who helped me was kinda creepy…read moreand barely talked. Not great from a customer service perspective. There was another guy working who was super friendly but he was helping another customer. Despite all that, I loved the low prices and huge selection of costume/dress fabrics. Lots of embellishments like ribbons, trims, sequins, etc. Great for someone making costumes for dance or theater.

This store is amazing. It has so many options and outstanding prices. They even have some serious…read morethrow back material, which is so much fun to look at. It's the 80s and 90s time capsule. Their trimming selection and price is second to none. You won't be at all disappointed.

I love this place, especially since we are really limited to few places to shop for fabric in the…read moreSeattle area. This is a keeper!

Re-discovered this place after my neighborhood JoAnns closed. My Mom used to take me here 50 years…read moreago! Just amazing! Lots of discount upholstery, oilcloth, costume fabrics. A quilters paradise. Not as much of a fleece selection. Vast wall of quality notions. Wonderfully helpful staff. Just shows a solid business stands the test of time! A must go for those who sew!

We just left this adorable store and will be recommending to others. It is a smaller space, but so…read moremany options and choices packed in. The owner was so helpful and kind. They listened to what we needed and then helped us find the perfect fabric. Skip the big name stores and come here. Great selection and fantastic customer service. Thanks again!

This is my go to for most anything I need sewing. Thanks The selection of unique, gorgeous fabric…read moreis unparalleled. Ashley and her team are very helpful; somehow I always end up with something I didn't know I need, but love the result! I have taken several classes and gotten great advice when I needed it.

Top-notch. Ashley curates a gorgeous selection of fabrics that are the stuff of dreams for serious…read moregarment sewists at a variety of price points comfortable for all budgets. My #1 fabric shopping choice. Great selection of beautiful quality indie patterns; a great place for lovely decorative elastics; and love the bi-annual sales and clearance section for finding great buys on a budget. Ashely is also incredibly friendly and knowledgeable about her fabrics and is so helpful in planning out care, calculating yardage for different kinds of projects, recommending uses, and talking about how stuff will wear over time. Such a delight to go here. I wish I had more money so I could give more of it to them.

Seattle ReCreative is a cool place to browse for odds and ends that you need for your latest…read morecrafting venture. Need a few Scrabble tiles? This is the place. Want just enough Modge Podge to finish that decoupage project? Go here. Need some rubber stamps to make homemade cards or gift tags? Definitely go here! They have a big selection. The place is rather messy and hodgepodge and had an odd smell when I was there. If you're someone who likes their shopping experience to be clean, well-lit, and orderly, this ain't your joint. But it's fun to go through the shop to inspire yourself and see if any treasures call out to you. Some things were a great buy and some were not, so shop wisely. Staff were welcoming and friendly, and I support the reuse and upcycle mission of Seattle ReCreative, so I'll be back.

I love this place! It's like a thrift store for your crafting needs. Yarn, fabric, art supplies,…read morestickers, papers, embroidery, needlepoint, used stamps, vintage photos, international paper money, etc. They also have used books/magazines for crafts and plastic containers. I found some themed collage packs - valentines and Disney themed and a plastic container to store my washi tape! Everything is super affordable too.

Love the selection & the sales people. Very helpful. Glad…read moreit's near my home. Every visit is like a play date!

Oh my goodness goodness gracious! This place is truly a quilter's paradise. I had never even heard…read moreof it before, but was passing through Snohomish recently and, of course, my car swerved into their parking lot as soon as I passed by. Downstairs, the place is about half fabric and half classrooms of various sizes. The fabric area is mainly quilting cottons, with a decent selection of patterns, and a recently-updated yarn area for the knitting and crochet crowd. They carry most of the main fabric designers for quilting, as well as batiks, holiday prints, and tons of solids and mixers. Accessories include any ruler, tool, or notion you could possibly need for quilting; plus they have sewing-inspired gifts, too. Upstairs, there are more classrooms (including a pay by the hour longarm rental room) and a large Bernina showroom. This area also has more patterns, as well as bagmaking supplies. The supply selection here is pretty good - lots of zippers, d-rings, etc. However, as with most things bagmaking, there just didn't seem to be enough stuff to satisfy my cravings for things like printed vinyl, waterproof canvas, rainbow zippers, etc. The sad truth for bagmakers is that it's hard to find a local option to shop these things; I end up buying most of my supplies online or at the Sew Expo. That being said, if you're a beginning bagmaker I'm sure you would find their supplies more than adequate. The staff I encountered were friendly and helpful, too - I was a little nervous about this after reading previous reviews, but I had no issues with service. I ended up buying a quilt pattern book and a really cool fabric-focused wall calendar that I can't wait to start using in January. I'll definitely be coming back here, and I hope to take a class or two in 2025.

It's hard to find a fabric store in Seattle these days so Stitches is a real find. I've purchased…read morefabric and Sashiko thread and needles that have made me really happy. I appreciate their helpful staff and their quality merchandise.

Really cute little neighborhood yarn and material shop. They have all of the essentials and staff…read moreis friendly. Yarn balls are small but reasonably priced with a nice color selection. I like to crochet so I bought some soft orange yarn. They also had cute accessories and other fabrics further into the store.

My wife loves this HomeGoods and it's in a great location with lots of parking. She said they have…read morelots of inventory that sells quickly. They already put out their Halloween decor and the quality was amazing. She left with more than she went in for lol. The one thing it didn't have was kids toys. Lots and lots of dog toys but nothing n for kids. Our toddler wanted a toy or stuffed animal and they didn't have a kids section. They could condense the numerous large picture aisles to maybe 3 aisles and use one for kids stuff. Just a suggestion. So much wasted space in the picture aisle. It also filled the back wall. We have been looking for a large picture for above our bed. The store seemed really clean and organized. The staff were also really friendly at check out. We love coming to this location especially since the Chick-fil-A opened in the parking lot. And the prices are good.

HOME GOODS has an incredible seasonal selection of interesting products. BEWARE! If you see and…read morewant it, BUY IT! What you find today may not be available tomorrow. Overall HOME GOODS provides fair quality for the price of their products.