Wide selection of fabrics and a large selection of machines. Knowledgeable staff that were quite…read morehelpful. Normal quilt shop prices. Will definitely return when I get back that way.

Friendly knowledgeable staff. Great selection of quilting supplies and colors and patterns.read more

Visited twice and plan to return. Nice selection and great class offerings. Primarily a quilter's…read moreshop, but also good quality cottons for other projects.

Did my first order from here via messenger for fabric for masks. Super friendly and made it simple…read more A friend of mine in Greenwood is doing the curb side pick up for me. I just told them to pick me out some stuff. When things open back up I will totally make a trip down south to look around. I was told by my friend this place has the best variety of Batik than anyplace in Indiana. Shop small not corporate!

TL;DR: Don't order from the online shop. Shop was closed in…read more2025 but online store still shows inventory and accepts orders. I put in a $300 order on March 25th and didn't get an order confirmation email. However, the funds showed as pending on my credit card. I still hadn't heard anything on March 27th, so I reached out to Yellow Door Quilt Store on Facebook Messenger. Received a one word reply: Monday. Monday came and went, and I messaged Wednesday asking if they had shipped. Crickets. I messaged again at the end of Wednesday telling them if I didn't hear from them by end of day Thursday, I was filing a dispute with my credit card. Crickets. Thursday afternoon, today, I saw that they had seen my message in Messenger, and asked, No reply? They immediately responded saying they didn't have the inventory and had cancelled the transaction so no dispute was necessary. I looked at my CC and sure enough, it had been refunded the day previous. I asked why they had said they were shipping Monday, and they answered that they were going to CHECK on Monday, and apologized for not telling me Tuesday that they didn't have the inventory. Close your damn web store.

I recently placed an order with the Yellow Door Quilt store. After ordering, I learned that the…read morebrick and mortar store has permanently closed. I was very concerned. Several weeks passed and I did not receive my order, or notification that it had been shipped, although my credit card had been charged. I contacted the owner and she assured me it was in the mail. She was very prompt in her reply to my messaging. I did in fact receive my order and she refunded my money to me for the inconvenience of the delay and my concerns. She also gifted me a beautiful fat quarter in my package. Very Happy Ending! Even though the store is closing, I would recommend online shopping with the Yellow Door Quilt Store. Very nice and professional owner! Thank you, Yellow Door Quilt Store!

Great store. Lots of classes and fabric. They also have patterns by independent designers e.g. Mary…read moreMulari, By Annie, Sallie Tomato. They also have a wonderful collection of purse hardware.

I don't recommend this business. Very rude staff. Would rather talk amongst themselves than help…read moretheir paying customers. Packaged products are not what is in the package. Missing pieces. Not willing to make it right.

Love love this place as I started the Indiana Shop Hop here and wanted to share the ending here…read more Years ago I came here as they were so friendly always, 2005 I think was the first time here ! This place has a very nice array of fabric, patterns and most important is friendship between themselves and there customers. Plus shop online and have it shipped straight to your door

I was visiting the county for a girls day trip. The sticking post was one of the stops on the list…read more Wow I couldn't believe the amount of choices they had. So many different prints. I loved it!! The staff (3 ladies) was great and so helpful. Down to earth ladies. The prices where great compared to other quilt shops. The 3 of us are ready to go back but need to do our current projects.

Hidden gem alert!…read more My pilgrimage to "Not Your Average Quilter" started with a recommendation from a quilting friend's husband (thank you, Ken N!). I added it to my mental rolodex, bookmarked it on Yelp, and made a note to go visit. Then I heard one of my favorite quilters (the Quilting Cowboy) was shipping a new line - and the only place close to me that had it was NYAQ! I reached out to them via FB messenger and learned that they had 3 bolts of the new "Leaf" line - and then I convinced the hubs to take a road trip with me. Thank GOODNESS for pictures on Yelp, as the map directions had us WAY out of the way. I spotted the "Art Ovation" sign, pointed, and yelled, "There it is!" as we passed it. Hubs pulled a turn around, and we were there. Parking is in the back and we entered at the front in to a little spot noting "Quilt Shop Gifts". We were greeted by THE NICEST lady behind a little counter, and it was obvious that this was the place for locals to be. It was like Cheers for quilters. Others from out of town or out of state entered while we were there, too! SO fun! Back to my quest. So when we asked about the Leaf line, the lovely lady helper walked us to the back to get help from the owner. Let me tell you - Michael was awesome in every sense of the word. Not only was he running things in the back (making color guard flags/uniforms, cutting fabrics), but he also MADE all of the beautiful art quilts that adorn the walls! I was floored to learn he quilted them all on his small domestic machine (he showed us!). WOW. We chatted Michael up a little bit - trying not to distract him from the very busy happenings in the back of the store. Long story short, I am in love with Michael and this business and will come back to support him as much as my quilting budget will allow. For the modern quilters, he carries Tula and Kaffe in yardage and pre-cuts, and the variety of other fabrics is noteworthy. The notions and quilting themed "gifts" were SO fun and I wanted all of the things. Pro tip - if you tell them you will return, they might just give you a reusable bag that you can bring back with you for 10% off your next purchase... just save some Tula for me!

Another place I found while traveling through Indiana, what a fabulous quilt shop in the middle of…read morethe country fields. I love the fact that it's full of different quilting fabrics, not just items that are everywhere. If you are in the area, it's definitely worth checking out the shop. The staff answered any questions we had and even showed us some of their works in progress!

I have a Singer sewing machine that needed some care. I took it to University of Sewing not…read morerealizing it wasn't a Singer dealership. They did not blink. They said to leave the machine and they'd have the repairman take a look at it. They said it might be up to 2 weeks. But in just a few days they sent me a text/email saying my machine was ready. I picked it up the next day. Not only was the problem fixed but on the bill it said they had cleaned and oiled my machine. The charge the lady had quoted me was what I was charged and they had done the extra work of cleaning and oiling my machine also. Very nice people to do business with. I would recommend them to anyone wanting a repair on their machine. I used my machine just today and it sews like the wonderful machine it has been since I bought it in 1962. Great job University of Sewing.

This fabric shop has so many many things going positive for it. A wonderful selection of quilting…read morecottons -- of this well arranged and brightly lit. It includes a good selection of fine lawn style cotton as well as healthy selection of quilting linens. A wonderful selection of long arms, and Bernina machines. on top of that they also had a good selection of Fashion fabrics for those that are still making their own haute couture. I spoke with the owner and their attention to detail and her ability to recall the fabrics that they have in the shop is amazing. I showed her a picture of something I was interested in that I had seen in Noblesville and took her a little bit, but they chased it down so I was happy to take some home. The selection and the pricing on everything was perfect. Will be back!

Chelsea put together some vinyl icons for our lacrosse helmets, and they looked FANTASTIC! Love…read moredoing work with her anytime!

From the owner: Experienced seamstress with over 20 years in the industry. Specializing in alterations and custom…read moresewing.

I love this place! After Joanne's closed, I was looking for some fabric and this place is great!!…read more They have lots of sample books you can look through and a lot of clearance fabrics. I was working on a vintage bag and one of the designers helped me pick the perfect fabric for it. Everyone was really helpful and I will definitely be going back.

I got the chance to visit Mayer Fabrics during their annual "Zero Landfill" event and all I can say…read moreis WOW. Despite being held in their back warehouse, everything was clean and organized, and the staff were very helpful in getting my things weighed and loaded in to my vehicle. The "Zero Landfill" event is designed to put materials donated by local area designers, dealerships, businesses, and sales reps in to the hands of crafters, collectors, artists, etc. to upcycle and/or repurpose discontinued or unused samples of various mediums. Offerings included things such as flooring, framing materials, tiles, and all kinds of fabric - all free. At the end, they weigh your haul and tell you how many pounds of materials you saved from the landfill. I am very pleased with my 120 pounds of velvet squares, curtain panels, carpet squares, and various other goodies that I was able to score. Being a curator of textiles, this event was right up my alley. To hear that almost 12,000 pounds of materials were saved from the landfill just at this event was awesome. I cannot wait to make upcycled pillow covers, table cloths, and who knows what else with my new-to-me beauties!