Great selection of extra wide fabric and helpful service Will travel to shop there againread more

I am a loyal "Row by Row" girl, and once again their 2017 panel is adorable. In addition to fabric…read morethere are lots of notions, rulers, threads, notions and long arm supplies. They offer longarm customquilting services, and also sell a large variety of sewing machines. The store owner is super friendly and helpful. Great location with lots of parking. Don't miss this hidden gem!

Fantastic owner & staff Fantastic selection consignment…read morefabric Fantastic prices Fantastic service Fantastic knowledge base Fantastic guidance Fantastic new friends

Amy's place is a treasure chest of very reasonably priced fabric and sewing notions. I always find…read moresomething I can use, and I usually find additional things that "have" to come home with me. Amy is always patient with my dumb questions. I shudder to think how much more money I would drop here if I knew how to do anything more than sewing rectangles!

Kathy is an absolute delight! I brought my ancient Kenmore in, she didn't shy away from servicing…read moreit, didn't try to sell me something new... she was able to address my concern about the machine and the fix it price was very fair! Stop in, it's worth the visit!!

Fantastic machine repair service. Wish there were still more technicians like her who understand…read moreand want to save old sewing machines.

This shop has been in business since the 70's but I'm not sure how it stays afloat these days. It's…read moreteeny tiny and bursting with stuff, even on the floor. She keeps all of the yarn in their plastic bags or boxes, which is a little weird and unappetizing. Reminds me of old people who keep the plastic on their furniture. I don't know any knitter that would want to buy yarn from only seeing it in plastic. The yarn selection is all gaudy novelty types - ribbons yarns, sequins, eyelash, all of that stuff. It's all from expensive label companies, but wow to see it all curated together is shocking. This little store caters to knitters of a certain era. And after "someone" sent me private messages calling me an idiot, and then posting fake 5 star reviews on this page, I decided to downgrade my 2-star rating to 1 star.

I am new to knitting and am very impressed by Farida's support and kindness. I was introduced to…read morebeautiful and colorful French made angora yarn, then Italian made mixed yarn with sequins and now 100 % alpaca yarn. She helped me with writing out the pattern, how I am to proceed and with my frequent errors, etc. I would not go to any other place. Pat Feinstein

My daughter introduced me to this business 2 years ago and I am so glad she did! The welcoming…read moreowner,teacher and classmates that soon became friends kept me looking forward to my class every Thursday. I've been knitting since I was 8 years old but there's always something to learn. My teacher has the patience of Job! She smiles and laughs with us as we make our way through new or tricky techniques. I highly recommend this business! Any yarn you might imagine wanting, is there! All sorts of needles, patterns, buttons and most of all help are available in this shop. I call it my happy place!

My mom is visiting from Texas, we were super excited to make the trip to Plainville to check out…read morethree bags full. I checked the hours and made sure to arrive with plenty of time before closing. It is 1:45pm on a Tuesday and we just pulled up to see the shop is closed. Super frustrating that you're closed sign is hanging clearly above shop hours stating Tuesday:10-5

When I travel, I like to find a few local yarn shops and inquire about local yarn brands or indie…read moredyers. This shop is just the cutest! It's got a great selection of fibers, including their own yarns and they had a great selection of other local yarns. The staff was helpful and friendly. It is a very warm and bright place on a quaint little town square type area where you could walk to other shops and cafes. I truly enjoyed dropping in here and hope to be back the next time I'm in town! They had a broad selection of different yarns and colors, as well as a range of prices from fancier brands to more affordable staples.

Wonderful store in a cute historic town in Rhode Island. Fantastic range of yarns and supplies…read more Very knowledgeable staff. I love shopping here!

5 Stars for a fabulous little gift shop with everything you could possibly need for gifts for the…read morewhole fam! We were looking for a very specific gift to send someone back home- a red lobster stuffed animal. As we walked past this shop we saw exactly what we were looking for right on the window display! I had my little dog with me and they welcomed us in- the gal at the register even gave my pup a treat! I could've spent hours shopping for the whole family, from jewelry, to games and puzzles, to art prints and home decor- There was so much to choose from! I'll definitely be back for more and am so thankful for the friendly staff!

Another cute gift shop in Providence. This is close to Frog and Toad. We were greeted by the…read morefriendly owner upon entering. They have cute magnets made by local artists; shirts, bowls, kitchenware, and so many others. If you're looking for high-quality Rhode Island t-shirts with cute designs (they are on the pricier side though), other souvenirs, and gift items, you should definitely check out this store.

I have taken two adult classes at the Sew-Op! I made a pillow case, pajama pants, a cloth purse,…read morean apron and a tote bag. All of the fabric, thread, patterns, etc. were included in the price. I learned so much from Sue and Suzanne and loved getting to know my fellow students. We learned, laughed and encouraged each other. It's all been such a positive experience so I'm signing up for another class this fall! Deb B.

Boy oh boy, I love this place: the have fabrics, patterns, classes and best yet--a business owner…read morethat will set aside time to help with your personal sewing challenges. Super-reasonable prices on their fabrics ( I bought Madras for 12 bucks a yard). My hope is that there might be a tailoring class for creating my own matrix for pants, sheath, and skirt, but meanwhile what a wonderful resource the sew-op is. Nice too, is its location: smack in the middle of quaint, downtown Wickford, RI!