I'm not an artsy fartsy kind of person nor am I very crafty these days... I don't even own a sewing…read moremachine but I sure do love pretty fabrics and anything that catches my eye. This place is a little hidden treasure shop full of fun unique fabric, buttons, ribbons, thread, patterns and so much more. I've been dying to stroll in but I tend to hit up this neck of the woods (more like courtyard) after the sun goes down so I was ecstatic to drop in after a visit to Wells Fargo next door. This place was so packed full of eye candy that I just had to take a few photos. I purhcased a beautiful tropical piece of fabric that screamed Paradise and some extremely large wooden buttons they almost look like coconut shells. I'm on a mission to make make-up bags for my sisters and I. We'll see... hopefully finish this mini project before Christmas. The lovely lady who runs Findings is super sweet and warmhearted. I look forward to going back soon!

It was luscious. The fabric I found was just luscious - a wonderful, imported red and orange…read moreiridescent silk linen. Yes, I had lusted for it after having seen another woman holding it and showing it off at a fabric store in San Jose. I was drawn to it, like a fly to a disgusting piece of poop. Except the aforementioned poop was a gorgeous silk fabric - and I wanted it. Badly. But I found out from her that I'd have to drive my lazy arse down to Carmel-by-the-sea to get this silk. And so I did. What I didn't realize, was that Carmel-b-t-s has absolutely no addresses. So my hunt became even harder. Luckily, there's this new technology called a "phone" that I was able to use to ask where it was exactly located. This cute little store, on San Carlos St (between Ocean Ave and 7th Ave in Carmel Square) has buttons, notions, ribbons, and some great but limited fabrics. There were some good fabrics for interior designs. Nancy, the owner, is just a peach. She's helpful and friendly and everything I wish most fabric store employees would be like. I heart Carmel, and this shop just adds to its charm. Would love to come again and look around for more good "findings" :-)

Great fabric store! I went when I was visiting my daughter and am glad that I am heading to PG…read moreagain in a couple of weeks. I'm already thinking about what fabric I "need" next . Knowledgable and friendly staff even when they're being overrun by quilt convention goers.

I don't think I have ever been in a quilt store where nobody said anything to me. One employee was…read morejust standing around lookout the other customers. Other people were greeted as they came in! Not new to quilting but I won't be adding to my fabric stash from this store even though it's the closest one I have found to my new home in Carmel Highlands.

Wonderful store - what a great idea! The owner buys pre-owned fabric from the public and resells it…read morefor fantastic prices. She also carries books on sewing and needlework and notions. A must visit for any sewist who visits the area, or is lucky enough to live nearby.

This store was like coming home. When I walked in I felt as though it was the fabric stove I have…read morebeen waiting for. Recycled fabrics of every fiber, endless inspiration for all your creativity. I wish I had thought of this business model. FIVE stars. They even had a book I had been searching for and at a great price.

As someone who quilts and loves to travel which includes plenty of road trips, Hart's Fabric was at…read morethe top of my list for my first stop after driving straight up from Los Angeles. I arrived around 11am and was excited to pick out fabrics for a new quilt project and had high hopes for this place! Unfortunately, I was told they don't have a public restroom which of course made the experience rushed and uncomfortable after several hours on the road. I was hoping to take my time looking and picking out fabric but ended up only grabbing a zipper before needing to move on...and I still wasn't able to use the restroom before leaving. During my brief stop, I did notice some cute Ruby Star Society fabric, lots of notions, a variety of materials, and bins of $4.50 fat quarters. I wish I had been able to enjoy more.

Quality beyond compare. Harts is one of the last quality fabric stores in the Bay Area. Not only do…read morethe have a wide selection and range of fabric types, but they carry the most unique and hard to find gems. I can always count on walking away with a one of a kind fabric choices.

Beautiful store and the owner is super sweet. Great selection of quality fabrics from all over!read more

Stopped in for the 1st while visiting my daughter in college and met the proprietor. She was a…read morelovely lady with a welcoming store. Found two fabric lines in precuts I had been on the hunt for future quilts. She offers a nice selection of fabrics, notions & even offers jelly roll cutting services!! So glad this shop opened and look forward to visiting when I'm back in the area.

This shop is absolutely amazing. Cindy has lots of fabulous fabric an d latest notions. If you're…read morelooking for an idea for a quilt to make for a specific person, this is the place to start. The ladies that work here have lots of ideas for you. They have fabric, kits, books, and great classes with knowledgeable teachers. Whatever you need, you can find it here!

Great shop! The ladies working there were very knowledgeable. I really enjoyed the selection of…read morenotions and fabric. I also love that they sell premade goodies. Purses, wallets, and project bags.

Always the best and great staff. I have visited Beverly Fabrics for close to 40 years and they have…read morebeads, yarn, fabrics of all kinds and notions. A whole lot more I haven't included.

A great crafts, fabric, and art store! Beverly's was once a…read morelarger chain, but only one last Beverly's exists now, in Capitola. Apparently, it was also the first original Beverly's store. This Beverly's Crafts is well-stocked with plenty of fabric choices, lots of art supplies, and plenty of craft supplies and ideas. Friendly employees like Annie at the cutting counter provide helpful tips, information, and project advice. Great products at a great value!

Old school fabrics store for your quilting needs, operated by knowledgeable and friendly staff…read more The Granary Quilt Shop is certainly a rarity to see nowadays when online shopping has been the norm, but this mom and pop shop is still thriving in a well ventured shopping center sharing space with other small businesses serving the local community. The parking situation is great as the parking lot is rarely packed and has large spots for those with bigger vehicles. As you walk up to the storefront, you'll see through the clear glass windows a plethora of colors and patterns with some sample quilts hanging out for display. Step foot through the doors and you'll be sent into a world of fabrics infused with aisles of colors, textures, accessories, and resources to help level up your quilting skills. And within a few minutes, we were greeted by their staff to provide any guidance or assistance navigating their wares. We were only browsing on this occasion but for those in search of quilting accessories, this is a haven with a variety of fabrics for you to choose from in order to piece together the next masterpiece. We spent a good 15 minutes just perusing the store and all the knickknacks that were available. The samples hanging on the walls were inspiring! The prices seemed reasonable and with the raw materials being affordable and accessible for making such beautiful pieces of art is probably a good reason this hobby still exists. I think what stands out is the quality of the fabrics as the texture and feel of them definitely seem more durable and sustainable than what you'd get through an online store. Overall, The Granary Quilt Shop keeps the quilting community thriving with their shelves full of fabrics and quilting accessories. The team members here are seasoned vets in the hobby and are extremely friendly to support your quilt making needs. A specialty shop with a brick and mortar presence is a fading trend but this shop has clearly made its mark, has a good following among its local community members, and continues to bring in new customers with sales and family activities. For being around for nearly a decade, this shop is a beacon for the quilting community!

They are so friendly and helpful here, even on a busy Saturday. Their selection of cotton fabrics…read moreis really impressive too. I was happy to see some from Riley Blake. Michaels seems to focus on polyester versus cotton fabric. At Michaels, it can also be really hard to get help from anyone. At this store, they actually want to help you and answer your questions.

A wonderful selection of fabrics and other goods, mainly for quilting. I just started quilting…read moreagain after many years. Laurie is so helpful, I appreciated her help picking out fabrics and giving me tips. Quite a variety of fabrics and notions for your quilting projects.

Laurie is super friendly and always welcoming! Huge variety of colorful and simple fabrics, which…read moreshe is always happy to help you look through to start your next project. Definitely recommend stopping by this shop!

Love this store!! Kara and Christy are wonderful! Beautiful clothes and reasonably priced. Kara…read morehas a great eye for fashion! A must stop shop when visiting Carmel by the Sea!!

I have fatigue from shopping too much at J. Crew, Ann Taylor/Loft, and Banana Republic. My closet…read morebasically is composed of the same style sweater, button down and pants in a variety of navy blues, blacks, and neutrals. I thoroughly enjoyed shopping at Ms. Fabulous (and they have an online presence) for a different take on some of these staples (horizontal striped sweater) as well as a few things that are totally different. The prices are super competitive; I didn't feel like anything really soared over $70-100 as a single piece. The clothes feel better made than anything at Forever 21 or Charlotte Russe. And, the shopowner is LOVELY to talk to and was able to recommend other shops in Carmel's downtown that might pique my interest. She said that if people express favorite brands or styles, she tries to reach back out when she gets new items in stock. Amazing. I bought a few items from here, and I will probably try to go back any time I'm in Carmel.