I think this may be the best quilt shop in South Carolina. I think there are a couple that are…read morelarger, but this place has the best overall selection I've seen in person, the old building is lovely, things are grouped/arranged in a way that makes sense, and while prices are not super low they're not higher than other quilt shops. The staff was truly friendly and warm. It was overall a really lovely experience, not just a quick trip to grab some fat quarters. The only problem is that it's the first quilt shop my grown daughter has ever been in, and now all the others are going to disappoint her! :) P.S. There's a comfy sofa for anyone who doesn't want to look at fabric for a couple of hours, and nice restrooms!

An amazing choice of fabric, and great service. There were…read moreso many choices even for seasonal fabrics.

Visited the Whitehouse today, 7/20/2024. Tremendously friendly, great prices, great selection…read more Tons of pop culture drinking glasses (cartoon characters, etc), linens of all types, and Jim Shore figurines - purchased in the childhood home of Jim Shore! Well worth a stop!

I love this place! If you are a Jim Shore fan, this is a "must do!" He used to live in this…read morebeautiful home and they've turned it into a store. You can see a huge collection of Jim Shore items as well as handmade items and yards and yards of gorgeous cloth for quilt making. Walking around, you get to see Jim Shore's handy work in the trim and wood work throughout the house. I found this place by complete coincidence and almost passed it by. Don't make that mistake! She always has something new everyone I make it there.

Heard about this place from another consignment shop and figured I'll check them out. Was in need…read moreof some zippers for my business. Wasn't greeted at first when walked in which was unwelcoming. After walking around the shop looking for what I needed and found, then I was asked if I needed any assistance. After that, they were welcoming and helped me also find some fabric I had no business buying haha. Every well priced and definitely going back for that alone. Just wish they were closer but I'll make the drive once a quarter for supplies!

This place had been around my whole life and then some. Owned by the same family. If you want to…read morefind all your basic sewing needs this is the place in monroe. Average price and a nice selection. The building is a bit run down but other than that it's okay

I needed cotton fabric during the pandemic and this was one of the places that had just what I…read moreneeded. Since i started a new hobby and found what I needed again. Truly appreciate my experience

I went after ogling the dresses in the window for years. I had the living social deal. They took…read moreso much time with me to help select the appropriate fabric type to match the patterns I wanted to make. They have a wonderful selection at many price points, and a knowledgeable and nice staff. Never going back to big box stores for my sewing projects!

This was a cool fabric Shop for clothing making not for quilts but the staff was kind and helpful…read moreso I bought some things interfacing and silk. The location was neat right in the town square area. The prices were ok not fantastic but the overhead there is probably why. All in all I liked it and would probably shop there if I were making a prom dress or something similar.

This store is not what you expect when you walk in the door. There are walls of quilting tools and…read morepatterns, quilts in progress stuck on design walls, finished quilt tops hanging for customers to look at for upcoming classes and Blocks-of-the-month (BOM's) and it isn't unusual for a person or two to be working on a project at one of the work tables or in the cozy sitting area. The owner, Sharon Sisson, loves meeting new people and makes a new best friend on a regular basis. The shop has fabric, but not as much as the big shops because this shop is geared more toward classes and BOM's and what is ordered for those. She has fat quarters and thread, needles and magazines. You can even drop off finished quilt tops to be sent to the shops longarm quilter Joanne Crowson, or bring in your t-shirts to Sharon to make a quilt for you. There is something for everyone. Go check it out, it is a fun place to shop, sit and sew and chat.