Nice little shop. The owners son was working the store and he was very helpful and friendly.read more

Such a fun quilt shop, Susan has a great selection of fabric, patterns and notions! She is very…read moreaccommodating to her customers and it is a very friendly place to shop and make new friends!

The most beautiful quilt shop ! Multiple long arm machines. Lots of fabrics to choose from. Can…read moretrain on long arm and do your own top. Friendly and helpful !!! :D

From the owner: Our quilt shop is home to over 5,000 bolts of fabric with a newly expanded floor space and…read moreclassroom. We strive to provide a selection of current fabrics, threads, patterns, books, notions and supplies for quilters in the tri-state area. We specialize in Batiks and contemporary fabrics, which make up the majority of our bolts, but we also have many print lines from designers such as Kaffe Fassett, Tim Holtz, Ruby Star, Aboriginals, Marcia Derse, and more! The QSL Workshop is our longarm quilting business. We rent time to customers on our 5 Gammill longarm quilting machines and also provide professional quilting services if you prefer us to finish your quilt top. We have a large selection of backing fabrics and batting.

A wide variety of fabric. The store is well laid out. The staff is knowledgeable and kind! It is my…read more "go to" fabric store now!

Sweet little fabric store in downtown Cynthiana! [Sidenote: I think I use the word 'sweet' to…read moredescribe a lot of places in this town.] Cloth Peddler is perfect for basic knitting, sewing, and fabric-y needs. It's a small store, and doesn't have everything that would you find at JoAnn Fabrics or something like that, but if you're not asking for much and wanting to support a local business, there's no other place to go but here. The store has plenty of different fabrics to choose from, including scrap squares for sale. I also noted a wall of yarn and a decent selection of fleece. I came in here just to look and ended up leaving with a few yards of fleece after finding the perfect pattern for a blanket I wanted to make. The price per yard of fleece was about the same, perhaps a dollar or two more than big box chain stores. I didn't mind. And the best part? I live so close to this store that I can walk here. Uh oh. Dangerous for my wallet. Also, to enter Tay's Cloth Peddler, you actually have to go through Van Hook Hardware first and enter through the side door between the two businesses. I think they're both owned by the same people. The woman that assisted me with fabrics was the same woman that assisted me in the hardware store awhile back.

If you need any furniture reupholster, you'll have to give Clermont Upholstery a call. The wait…read morecould be a while...but it is all worth it. Trust me!! I wanted my chair & a half reupholster, because I love it so much. They told me it was a 10 months waiting list. We could pick up materials, put down down-payment then just wait. 8 months later they gave me a call, I was ecstatic! 2 months earlier than expected. They came and pick up my chair & pillows. We chose to have them pickup and drop-off, cuz we don't have a truck or anyway to do it ourselves. If you do, you can do that also. I am pretty sure it took only about 7-10 days (I had this done last year, 2025), the result is amazing! I love it! Now, I'm going to find something else to reupholster

Used them years ago and was very satisfied and I'm a very particular person. They reupholstered a…read morewing back chair.

Oh my gosh, in my happy place!! This is an artist/crafter's dream. The trick is to try to see it…read moreall in 30 minutes, as customers are limited right now due to Covid. This was worth the drive from Louisville! Happy Happy Joy Joy!

What a gem of a place! This store is an incredible resource for any crafter in the Cincinnati area…read more Thank you to everyone involved for all that you do to make crafting so accessible and as waste free as possible. I am so thankful that a place like this exists in our city and I highly recommend everyone check it out!

I love Sandy's. I woke up one morning and decided I wanted to learn how to sew. Found Sandy's…read moreonline, went in and had the most amazing conversation with Sandy. She's so knowledgeable. Just had my first beginner's sewing lesson with Willa and I love her! She was so kind and patient with me. And the pillow case I made in the class is TOP TIER. LOL! I loved the atmosphere and the light nature of the store. Both Willa and Sandy are helping this be an amazing experience and I'm grateful.

I came here to get flag patches sewn onto my pack. I was not sure what to expect since I don't sew…read moreor know anything about sewing. They were awesome, here's why. She told me she had to find the right needle and type of thread to use so that the patches don't rip off or damage the pack during use. It took a few weeks to get it done. But it was well worth the wait see the pics. I would recommend this place for any of your sewing needs.

i love this Joann location! the fabric quarter selection is to die for, and i love making a special…read moretrip when they're on sale. there is a good selection of yarn, but there is definitely a markup on popular brands that a place like Walmart would carry for significantly cheaper. it's definitely worth a trip for their fabric and notions.

From the owner: Visit your local JOANN Fabric and Craft Store at 500 Winchester Ave in Ashland, KY to shop fabric,…read moresewing, yarn, baking, and other craft supplies.

Awesome fabric store. Some antiques, some craft supplies. Awesome prices, nice people, great for…read morehistorical re enactors, back to the land people and quilters.

Sew A Lot in Lexington is a neat place to go to find sewing machines, fabric and all the neat…read morethings for crafts,quilt, embroidery and much more. The employees are so friendly and knowledgeable about what they sell.

Previously I had enjoyed going to this store, friendly staff, clean, bright and well organized…read more Sadly, this was not the case this time. I went to the store because I had received an email (see below) that they were having 30% off. It's about a 35 min drive for me. When I walked in a gentleman was the only person there. I asked him about the sale. He said it was only Pfaff machines and accessories. I pointed out the signs displayed and my email, and he just kept rereading it out-loud. Like he was trying to justify what he told me. Anyway, finally, he asked "well, what exactly did you want to purchase with the discount?" I had already told him notions, stabilizers, etc. Frankly, I felt offended by this question. As if I needed to beg him for each item. So I simply said, "nothing, thank you" and left. Meanwhile, I'm still getting emails, one today saying the sale ends tomorrow, and please post review to yelp, Facebook etc. So here is your review, sorry.