My mind is blown. When I was a little girl, there were plenty of real fabric stores, but for…read moredecades now I've lived in places where the only option is JoAnn's -- which is better than nothing but not by much. Mill End is GIGANTIC and they have every kind of fabric you can think of -- woolens, silks, athletic fabric, canvas, corduroy (when's the last time you found corduroy in a fabric store?), seersucker, etc etc etc. and they have a HUGE selection of notions -- every kind of zipper, cording, elastic, buckles, buttons... Every employee was friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. I will be back more often than I should!

They need to revamp the store. Prices too high and it looks dreary. Looks like it did 30 years ago…read morewith the same bolts of fabric.

Amazing selection of vintage style fabrics and wools for appliqué. Plus they offer classes.read more

Excellent selection and knowledgeable staff. Prices are comparable to other shops. Enjoyed this…read moreshop very much.

Wow! Can Michael's get any shittier? The people working…read morehere are great. Friendly, willing to offer solutions to improvise from the ridiculously low stop. Pleasant. I feel like they know this store is lacking, but want to do what they can to help. Selection is crap--mostly due to lack of inventory. Value? Not much if they don't have stock.

Yarn selection super blows. Online prices are always significantly different from in store and they…read moredon't price match themselves. Inventory is never correct so if it says they have it in stock online they most likely don't. Overall more expensive. I thought when Joanne's closed this store would get better but it actually got worse.

Super helpful people... my go to for any machine repair, and if I were to get a new one, I'd trust…read morethem!

Not that I've been to 100's of sewing shops, in fact I've only been to this one but I'm wholly…read moregrateful this is my local sewing center. I bought my first and second machine here, technically I upgraded my first machine but i love the atmosphere here. The first thing you'll notice isn't the beautiful fabric that you see all over the place, or the incredible ocean of sewing machines (the impressive long arm sewing machines and embroidery machines) it's the incredibly friendly faces and the "happy to explain" aura. I've brought in so many silly, novice and mindless questions and I've never felt belittled. They have an amazing policy that if you buy machine from them you get lessons, how many? I don't know but I've been in twice already and have been told I can come back for more! They are super knowledgeable about everything, I highly recommend this place!

Delightful owner, knowledgeable quilter. They have many fabrics, small and medium sized prints when…read moreI was last in. Enjoyable variety of patterns. Set in the former brick school building on Evergreen Blvd. at west end of Officer's Row (built by Mother Joseph in the 1800s). Across the street and over one from the new downtown Ft. Vancouver Regional Library. This place is fragrance-free, dog-free, quiet, and sociable. I appreciate this place. Prices are reasonable. Go elsewhere for bold colors or abstract art.

The quickest way to cheer my wife up is to take her to a quilt shop. That's what we did today, and…read moremy wife left very happy. The shop is located in the historic Providence Academy building, which is the perfect setting for quilts. We had a great chat with the owner who is super friendly and knowledgeable. The shop isn't huge but has a unique aesthetic feel, and a good variety within that. She offers quilting and crafting classes which my wife is planning to sign up for. We recommend checking it out.

I love Pendleton. I've had one board shirt for eight years, and it still looks like it just came…read moreoff the rack. This stuff is pricey as heck, but it stands the test of time, so maybe it's a good deal in the end. It's nice to support the history and legacy of Oregon. When you can find something on sale, it helps. This particular shop also has all sorts of wool remnants, so if you are a maker, there are definitely amazing finds.

When people think of the PNW, the history of the Oregon Trail often comes to mind. Pendleton…read morerepresents this time in our history with high quality wool blankets and clothing of beautiful, rustic prints, most in warm colors and patterns of various landscapes. The desert, mountains, forests and coast of the west and PNW are expertly weaved in. The blankets are heirlooms, classic in design and made to last for generations. And they are warm! I have one and even on the coldest night, it keeps me toasty! The wool is soft, not scratchy like some wool items can be. Having one of their coverlets or blankets on your bed will transform your room. Literally. Their clothing, for men, women and children is just as exceptional. The coats, jackets, capes and sweaters are so warm, in addition to being comfortable and beautiful. I'm considering purchasing a cape to keep me warm on my daily walks. The weight is perfect plus it allows for free arm movement. To adorn your home there are rugs in a variety of sizes from small doormats to full area rugs. They make bath towels, throw blankets, and pillows; they have an ever expanding collection of prints which immediately shout Pendleton. So many patterns to choose from! Most are muted colors on a neutral background. Aztec, jacquard, plaid, stripes, heritage, rustic. Some with prairie scenes, the Northern lights, mountains, eagles, elk and other animals and landscapes found in the west. Each is truly a work of art! If you love the prints but want something smaller, they have coffee mugs, water bottles, canteens, baseball caps, wallets, totes, handbags, backpacks, and even masks with their signature prints. They make fantastic gifts that people love to receive. This store, on SE McLoughlin is massive with all the regular premade merchandise plus rows of fabrics. And an area where they sell remnants by the pound and yarn. Of course depending on what you are looking for, it's hit or miss but there was a large selection. While I don't sew, I am considering buying a 2 yard remnant and paying someone to sew a hem so I can use as a throw for my bed. The colors and pattern is so beautiful that I can't stop thinking about it and know it will instantly transform my room. Prices are definitely on the higher side and some specific items actually made me gasp out loud! But you are paying for the brand, legacy and quality. Even though I was in the store for a significant amount of time, I was never acknowledged or greeted. While this usually doesn't bother me because I'm very independent and prefer to browse on my own, but because the store was so large and I was the only one there, having no acknowledgement of my presence felt cold and uninviting. For those interested in the history, Pendleton is an Oregon icon dating all the way back to 1863 when Thomas Lister Kay, an Englishman and weaver by trade, made the cross country journey to the PNW and began working in Oregon's woolen mills. He then opened a wool mill in Salem, OR. The blankets and clothing were not only practical, they became the standards of trade and ceremonial use. In 1909 his descendants took over the defunct Pendleton Wool Mill in Pendleton, OR, and Pendleton remains a private business run by descendants of Thomas Kay to this day. Pretty remarkable. John Bishop, the great-great-grandson of Thomas Kay, is president and CEO; and great-great-grandson Peter Bishop is the Executive VP of Merchandising and Design. Pendleton operates seven facilities and 41 retail stores that sell products throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, Europe, Japan, and Korea. The company headquarters are in Portland, Oregon, and the fabrics and blankets are still woven in PNW mills. So while visiting Oregon, bring home a  piece of history that is beautiful and practical! And for those locals like me, having a touch of Oregon history accenting your home is a nice touch.

Very nice store. It feels like family when you go in for help. I like that they have classes…read moreavailable so close to my home. Their fabrics are the best quality.

placed an order on line for what I thought was a loom but after no response or confirmation I…read moreemailed them with no response. I then called and spoke to Thea that confirmed she got the order but what i ordered wasn't the loom but an extension of some sort. she told me they sell those separately which is fine but then why didn't she respond to my email and refund me? She said she would refund me but never did and never responded to my emails and when I called again a very rude person said she was just too busy and it would be another week. I had to contact my bank and get them involved. I don't think this is the way to operate a business but just know I will never order from them again and let the buyer beware with their terrible customer service.

Now, I've been to Hobby Lobby in Oregon City a few times, and I must say, I admire how they have so…read moremany superbly awesome things. :) For one thing, they have plenty of things for those who like arts and crafts projects, and also wooden frames and paints for those who admire painting wooden frames with bright colors (such as red, blue, pink, purple and green, to name a few). Also, there's things like glues and glue sticks for scrapbooking and paper projects. :) Plus, there are things like the Jumbo Magnifiers (which are in red and blue); they sure come in handy when you need a backup magnifying glass for a Halloween costume such as a spy or a detective. And there are things which make great gifts for a birthday or Christmas, such as the Gold Metal Adjustable Phone Stand. :) Then, there's neat things like a Talking Mother Goose Plush with glasses, who recites four different nursery rhymes in a calm, soothing voice when you press her wing. :) Finally, I highly recommend Hobby Lobby to anyone who likes arts and crafts, looking for inspiration (or sometimes both), and I give it five stars as well (although ten stars would be even better). :)

I really like Hobby Lobby. I used to be a Michael's fan but I lean towards the Hobby Lobby now…read more The space is so chuck full of crafty goodness that you can barely get a cart down some isles one way but they have some really fun things. This location is pretty new. The people are nice and helpful here and it has that smaller town feel. I have a friend that says it is overwhelming because there is so much but I don't feel that way at all! I could spend hours here. Now they have Craft items but they also have lots and lots of decor items... and they include several pieces of a theme so that you have the pillows, wall art, rugs and other items that pull a room together. I like it! Less thinking and more production. :)

The Owner Karen is completely Closed-minded. Doesn't listen to what the customer says, thinks she…read moreknows everything. Hard for me to come to this shop because she berates my work and insults my practice. Her fabric lines are boring yet expensive, Why bother coming here? I'm not sure.

I love this place. It's so homey and comfortable. The owner is friendly and very helpful with my…read morelittle issues. I make up reasons just to go visit and have fun there.

1) Customer Service doesn't exist here at this store. When you ask them about a product they have…read moreno clue about it. They aren't crafty people at all even if you ask them. 2) Went in with a Crib Quilt Top to get a piece of batting for it. All I needed was some to cover it. 3) Asked if I could lay it out and cut it to the quilt top only to be told "We can't do that" I said I didn't need her to I'd do it. So she called and asked a supervisor who said , "no we can't do that". 4) Take your business to either Craft Warehouse or Pioneer Quilts but not Hobby Lobby. This place is not equipped to help you with any project other that to direct you to a location in their store. They need to be better educated in order to serve their customers properly

two days ago went to hobby lobby (Clackamas, Oregon) and we saw a security guard at the end of the…read moreaisle, then I was picking some stuff and I saw him standing there looking at us, ok, I kept looking for the items I needed and the man hasn't moved from there, store was fairly crowded but he decided to pay attention to us. it's because I'm Latina? really?! I'm a regular costumer and every time I've could spend a good amount Of money. I felt so uncomfortable with the situation, not sure if next time I should talk with store manager about this.