The only place around but they act like they are in competition with others. The selection is…read morewonderful staff that is knowledgeable anf friendly, they could slide on things because they are the only store but thankfully they have priorities right. I cant wait to start a new quilt for winter.

Super cute shop full of great fabrics and all the little add-ons you need! The staff is very…read morefriendly and the store its self is interesting and adorable. The only real problem with the Quilters Loft is the upstairs portion is not very easy to maneuver... The same nooks and corners that give the shop great charm make it a bit cramped. Overall, a great small business and a must visit for local quilters and sewers!

I can't recommend them highly enough. Eva, the owner, is VERY ethical and really goes out of her…read moreway to help you out as a client. The same goes for Debra. These people work very hard. They have very good prices for amazing fabric!!! I'm so happy to be supporting this business. I wish I could work with them. Plus, as a bonus, it is a woman owned business.

Excellent assortment of fabrics. Even real leather ! Very friendly and helpful staff. Wish the…read moreprices were lower.

5 stars for the merch: Fantastic selection of fabrics…read more MINUS 4 for the customer experience: Subpar to say the least. The lady at the store was dismissive and treated us like folks who walked in by mistake. From the moment we walked in (no hello, no greeting, just a blank and cold stare) to her assuming right off the bat that we wanted premade drapes ("we don't sell premade drapes"), it was a case study in how to NOT treat customers. It took us having to literally prove to her with pictures of our windows that we were seriously in the market for drapes. She was not willing to share even basic information like the price range for different fabric options nor was she willing to even talk about the types of options available. Her tone, tenor and attitude clearly said "I don't care for you". It was only after we told her the color of our walls by sharing the Sherwin Williams color code / name did she realize we weren't turnips that fell off the back of a truck. Up until that point she was dismissive to say the least. Even assuming we were just browsing, imagine if she had presented the brand, the store and the offerings in a positive and vibrant manner. In today's digital first world, why would you ignore and insult customers who drive across town and walk into your store? It was very clear that we were not welcome and she made no attempt to even mask it. Her loss will be another store's gain! Stay away from this store unless you like to be treated like yesterday's bread. To the owners: I hope you recognize and respect that customers come in as many shades as your fabric display!

We recently remodeled our entire home, touching every room in the house in some way. This project…read moreincluded new furniture. However, we had dining room chairs that were part of an antique set that were in the original fabrics and literally, had no foam. Midas Fabrics was lovely to work with and we now have beautiful and comfortable chairs to enjoy holiday meals on. We also had a beloved oversized chair and ottoman that we in need of love. We had searched for a replacement chair and just could not find one that we loved as much as the one we had. So off to Midas we went and once again, the project was an overwhelming success! We love the look and refresh of it and are so happy with the work. I am now looking around to see what else I might possibly need done!! LOL!!! Would recommend Midas Fabric to anyone!

Although I did not utilize their services, they were very helpful and generous with their time.read more

Awesome place to go if you're looking for quality fabrics for your home. Great selection, friendly…read morestaff and wonderful prices!! I'll be back!!

Completely lied from the beginning, was told the apartments near the school are expensive and I was…read morebetter off using their student housing yet their rent for a shared room is about $700-$800 and private is about $1100 through CHS. The worst, had to move twice in between courses, charged for items that had nothing to do with me. The school gives you material that is either outdated or has nothing to do with your future career(engineering stuff). The system they use(blackboard) is mediocre. Doctors notes are approved based on what they feel like. Was made to sign into their updated program claiming I didn't have a choice and was extended another 3 weeks. This school is atrocious, a few of the instructors have questionable professionalism, if you have a grievance they don't listen nor follow through on talking about it. Doesn't matter what you got going on, they do not care. UTI is overpriced, you're better off taking classes at a community college. They lie off the get go.

Uti was genuinely so bad to go to as a welding student When…read moreyou're signing up they talk such a big game about how you are gonna be out in the lab instead of the classroom No you aren't. It was just powerpoints and quizzes for the first 3 weeks before we did anything and then we started oxy cutting It was cool but it shouldn't take us a month and a half to start actually welding Oh and you better not fail those tests because they are literally the only thing that matters. Yep you better make sure you know who invented this type of welding or this type or else you gotta retake the course alllll over again. The only enjoyable part was mr miller cause he was cool and funny and a genuinely good teacher and thats it The other instructors were alright aswell as far as i could see But thats about it Just go to a community college They teach more for cheaper And this one (at least when i was there) didn't even teach pipe welding Went to a community college and from the second day in class all it was was hands on welding in every position you can think of Not this school