Family run business that has a great selection of textiles, fantastic service. I go here for all my…read morefabric needs and always know that I am getting the best price.

Buyer beware. Wife bought yarn in Feb. 2026 at the Hamilton location and asked how long before it…read morecould not be returned. She asked me to return it and that's when we found out they do not give cash refunds - only store gift cards. I asked where this policy is posted and the cashier pointed to a poster on a wall. The policy was completely covered by another poster. It was devious and deceitful to not advise about the policy when being asked about returning product.

Store on Brockley Road is an accident waiting to happen. Aisles are congested and cluttered and a…read moresafety hazard. You can barely walk down them and would be unsafe for someone with a walker or stroller. I question the wisdom of the decision to move the yarn to the front. The types of yarns are not clearly identified and you really have to look everywhere to find what you want. Aisles ARE SO NARROW AND FULL OF THINGS THAT IT felt too unsafe to even try to look. I GOT SO FRUSTRATED I JUST LEFT. I had been a loyal shopper for years but will consider finding another alternative.

This is a cute shop for fabric. There's lots of different patterns of fabric along the left side…read morewhen you enter and the back left corner. It's organized by colour at the back. There's a sale section in the cubicles towards the back as well. There's sewing machines along the right side for classes. Check the website for the variety of things you can learn to make. These range from handbags, clothing (jackets, leggings, skirts, dresses), quilts, felted animals, serger basics, embroidery and more. The back right corner had sewing equipment as well as PDF patterns for sale from Noodlehead. Just a heads up that these are sold at a premium compared to getting them directly from Noodlehead. This was my first time at the shop but my cousin's second. She says that the other lady running the shop was much more helpful with selection and input as she had questions and the lady in the store was very short with her answers. Could be that she had a cold and wasn't feeling well.

From the owner: Needlework is a fabric shop and creative workspace. We offer:…read more - Sewing Classes. From beginner to advanced, learn to make anything from a quilt to a button up shirt! - A workspace that you can use on an hourly basis. We have sewing machines, sergers, and a large cutting table. - Over 300 bolts of designer quilting weight cottons, cotton-linen blends, Japanese double gauze, and much more. - Independent designer clothing patterns, notions, and books.

This company is a favourite of mine when I visit Canada. This store is located amongst a street…read morefull of fabric stores so it might not be everyone's favourite. I always head upstairs to the second floor where the ends/clearance/sale fabric is. Like most fabricland stores they have quite a selection of interesting knit prints as well as other fabrics here. There are 4 floors in this store but sadly only 2 of them are in use (I think ghosts live in the basement...maybe). While the normal process of their fabric can be pricey it's good quality and if you hold out for a sale it's not so bad. The staff are hard to find here sometimes due to the size of the store but the ones I've come across are friendly and helpful. Always a favourite store of mine to visit when in the area.

I have never had Peter make anything for me but I have bought from him a few times and always found…read morehim helpful and patient and always smiles and looks you in the eye, which I appreciate. He always has beautiful material and reasonable prices as far as I'm concerned. I hope people won't take the one bad review as a reason not to visit this store.

This places charges astronomical prices for the most simplistic sewing . Higher prices than Ethan…read moreAllen even for panel curtains $700 + to sew pocket curtains with out any type of lining or anything at ALL. The fabric is another $150. Ethan Allen offers superior tailoring, fabric and over quality for $450 for the same thing only better. Is this man CRAZY? Also , he never gives you a receipt or invoice as you would in any other store its rather odd and you do not discover the full price of the work until after its been completed and then you are in a bullied position to pay. I would look elsewhere for custom tailoring or drapery as the practices of this business are questionable and the astronomical pricing is LUDICROUS.

The service there was beautiful friendly. The selection was large enough for me and the value for…read moreeverything I purchased was surprisingly reasonable. I'll be back.

I cannot recommend this little oasis for artists,lovers of fine papers and associated creative…read moreparaphenalia highly enough! If you're into well curated,eclectic and quality "stuff,"then this is the place to go. Owner and staff are knowledgeable and super helpful and everyone is made to feel welcome. Stock is continually expanding and although a simple browse is fascinating, I find that leaving empty handed is impossible. My fave retreat when I have cabin fever and need inspiration. Try it.. you'll be hooked!

Great selection of prints/posters. I like the tshirts,…read moreunfortunately 30 bucks is too pricey. Great location and always friendly staff.