Did a search for a fabric store and this popped up. I knew that I didn't want to go to a chain…read morefabric store. So this worked out great for me. I cannot remember his name. But the owner was very knowledgeable and helpful. The fabric is not cheap. They had quality fabrics here. He mentioned most were imported and it showed. I picked out some fabric and was on my way. Would definitely recommend for a fabric store. Which seem hard to come by nowadays.

This shop has amazing fabrics and amazing customer service. The staff is super friendly and very…read morehelpful. This little gem of a store is bigger than it looks. I have shopped in various fabric/craft stores and always have a problem finding a variety of fabrics at reasonable prices. Well, those days are over. A fabric place is the best place to get a huge selection of fabric and sewing materials. It is not a arts and crafts store which allows it to focus strictly on fabrics. The store is well organized, has everything on display, and is in a very nice location. The owners are very friendly and will work with you to help you find the materials that you need at the budget you can afford.

I was relocating back to my townhouse after renting it for 11 years…read more I wanted a custom window treatment for my bay window. Elliot came out to meet with me and brought many

My parents had a beautiful wood based chair that they no longer wanted/needed, so they asked if I…read morewanted to take it off their hands. It was barely used and was in excellent condition, but for some odd reason the cushion was sinking. I figured, if I got it reupholstered to the color of my choice and had the cushion replaced, it would be good as new. I took to my handy dandy Yelp app and did a search and Mill End popped up. I'm familiar with the shop, since a family member worked there years ago, but I had no clue they did this type of work. I gave them a call and was told to bring in a picture to evaluate the chair because they didn't want me to be without my chair for a long time. Well, I thought bringing in the chair itself would be easier, since I wasn't in a hurry for it. I was greeted by a very knowledgeable staff member who gushed about how beautiful the chair was. She did an evaluation of what would be needed to repair and reupholster it and then showed me the fabrics that were available in the color I selected. They have a large variety of fabrics on-sight in the store, but they do have options that can be ordered. The one I selected was on-sight. We agreed upon the estimated price, I filled out some paperwork and I was out the door. It was literally that quick and simple. Since they have a pretty extensive client list waiting for their projects before me, my estimated date for the chair to be completed was about 2 months or so. To my surprise, I was called about a month later informing me that my chair was ready. I arrived and was extremely pleased with my brand new chair. The workmanship was beautifully done and the cushion they replaced was perfectly placed. They did such a phenomenal job, my parents wanted their chair back. Lol! Not on my watch! Yes, Mill End is a bit pricey, but so worth it! They're truly professionals. I'm planning to get my dinning room chairs reupholstered in the near future, so I made sure to get an estimate while I was there. I'll absolutely be back in the near future.

The staff is so helpful. There is a good selection of fabrics. So glad to see an independent place…read morethriving.

Pretty good selection of fabric but the bag of remnants is dangerously tempting. They didn't have…read morethe heavy duty black zipper I was looking for but the had lots of other notions.

Crabby Quilter is absolutely one of my all time favorite quilt shops. The fabric selection is…read moreamazing -- fresh and new options every time I visit. I love their kits -- I've purchased so many of them I have found a few duplicates when I got home -- they are so inspiring!

This place is now known as the "Crabby Quilter," and if the other reviews about the nasty staff are…read moretrue, the name is apt. As for me, I drove my wife 35+ miles to shop at this twee little place that had a "three customers only" Covid admission note. As my wife and I stepped in, a staffer said that one of us would have to stay outside. I went back to sit in the car. Nobody else arrived or left. Just then a middle-aged lady arrived, went inside, and was apparently asked to stay outside. A few seconds later a staffer bobbed her head out and invited the lady in. Apparently the "three customers only" rule is in force only if you are male. Or somebody mysteriously dematerialized. I won't be coming back. By the way, this experience is like one we had at a fabric joint in Occoquan, VA, run by a jittery woman. So I'm done venturing into fabric stores with my wife.

I love Artistic Artifacts!! They always have good quality fabrics and plenty of other mixed media…read moreto keep you inspired. The team of people working there are also amazing. They are always friendly and willing to help. They definitely have the most variety of fabrics I've seen in the area. While some can be pricey I promise they're worth it! They also have plenty of rotating quilt bundles if you need inspiration! Bonus that they also have good technicians if you need to get your machine serviced. I will say my only complaint is I wish there were more fabric types. They obviously specialize in quality cotton/linen fabrics but I would love to see more types!

Oh Wow! I could spent a week in this store! It's BIG and has lots of stuff - all kinds of stuff!…read more Fabric and notions galore! Great and helpful staff. GO - schedule lots of time for your trip - you'll need it!

This spot is so cool! It feels almost like a thrift store for art supplies. I can imagine this…read moreplace is so useful for any broke art students in the area, but it's also great if you just need some random supplies for a project. I came in here not really knowing what to expect, but the space is very organized and has very cheap prices. I stayed here for 45 minutes just looking through everything. As an artsy person who doesn't love spending tons of money on supplies, SCRAP is a must-visit. I'll be back!

Came with a friend to peruse their store. It's located a short walk from M&T Stadium. Please don't…read morepark in the shopping center where Dollar General is located because you will get towed! They have all sorts of craft items that have been donated for great prices. Yarn, fabric, jewelry making supplies, frames, doll making items, so many craft-based items I couldn't name. The staff were pleasant and helpful. You can pay with cash or card and they do accept donations (call for details). If you are looking for crafting items at a super low cost, this may be the store for you. All in all, a great store to visit if you are searching for a variety of crafting items.0

I simply love Hobby Lobby!! I was first introduced to this establishment when I was planning for my…read morewedding. I immediately became addicted! They have so much more. Something for everyone and every room in your house. Why can't I come in this store to just pick up a few items. Trust me that is EXTREMELY HARD to do! I just know everytime I come in here. I will spend at least $100 or more. Am I complaining? Of course not! Just be prepared to stay for quite sometime. I already know. I even purchased a huge hobby lobby shopping reusable bag. I have so many pictures, bathroom accessories, household furniture, etc. This is a very religious store. Get all of your religious items here. FYI this store is closed on Sundays. They had a few cash registers open so the line moved quickly. Service was prompt! Looking forward to returning.

Good store, very large and so many home decor, games, art, and other items that you'd need hours to…read morefully appreciate. There were a lot of broken or damaged merchandise throughout the store. They have more employees than customers and dozens of empty aisles I suppose in transition from the Christmas holiday close outs to the next holiday products yet to be fully put out (Valentines Day and St Patrick's Day). Fair to give them another shot when it's more of an in-season time.

I travel a lot for work, and always try to check out a local fabric store if it fits in with my…read moreschedule. On this most recent trip to the MD Burbs for a Yelp event, I was delighted to find Three Little Birds just a few miles from my hotel. So I stopped in during my lunch break on a mission to find just the right fabric for a wedding quilt I'm sewing for a dear family member. This shop is really, really cute! They carry mostly modern fabrics, plus a ton of knitting/crocheting supplies. In the back is a classroom area, and they have lots of project samples, notions, and one of the best selection of sewing books I've seen. The best news is: I found the perfect fabric for the wedding quilt! And I had just enough space in my suitcase to get it home and start cutting. Highly recommend this little shop if you're in the area and on a hunt for some new fabric!

Clerk was Knowledgeable about her store's merchandise; patient with our questions; good listenerread more

I ADORE this little shop! I've been in several times to pick up "one thing" and of course, I end up…read moreleaving with way more than I had planned on. This is a very diverse stitching shop, with supplies for counted cross stitch and needlepoint. They have a TON of patterns- of all kinds really, contemporary, classic, small, big, and everything in between. I love wandering the store because every single wall, pretty much every available space, is filled up with finished, beautifully-framed versions of many of the patterns they carry. There are rows and rows of DMC, Anchor, and many hand-dyed floss skeins. They have blending filament and beads, hoops, q-snaps, scroll frames, and notions of every kind. There are many Mill Hill kits and so much more I can't even list it all. I'm giving this store 5 stars no matter what, because they do an excellent job catering to such a fun craft and making sure to carry everything they can. If they don't have a pattern, they try to find it and will order it from you. Here are a few things to be aware of though- 1- They offer custom framing! However, it is VERY expensive, so just be aware of that cost when you're planning your project. I'm sure it's well worth it, but it definitely needs to be planned for ahead of time. Also it may take longer than the quoted 2-3 weeks to receive your framed, finished project. 2. They offer a lot of fabrics, with a large variety of type, count, and color. However, I have found that they tend to carry mostly neutral colors and subtle patterns. They do carry fabrics from Picture This Plus, and I can understand that they may have more difficulty selling brighter color ways from inventory, but I do wish they had at least some seasonally brighter, more vibrant options. I tend to order mine hand-dyed anyhow. I LOVE that they will help you figure out how much fabric you will need for your pattern, and they will cut the piece in a fat eighth, quarter, half, etc. Also, there are several small bins of sale and scrap fabric. I've managed to pick up several pieces of linen that I have on hand to stitch small projects and gifts from, for only a few dollars each! 3. Prices for many things such as floss, are not listed anywhere handy. You have to ask what the price is for many things, or just be prepared for the sticker shock when you didn't realize how quickly it would all add up! It's worth it though! 4. Leads me to my next point of feedback- things are slightly more expensive to purchase in the store than they can be found for online. I'm completely okay with this, because of the awesome customer service that comes along with it, and the convenience of being able to actually look through and put my hands on what I'm spending my money on. It's just something to be prepared for if you didn't know. I guess it's quite common for local needleshops to do this because there's just no way they can compete with the prices of a larger, online-only retailer. 5. Lastly the hours are very limited. I think it's open 10-4 most days, open one Sunday per month, and I believe they are open a little later on Thursdays. I understand that because it's a small shop, but I wish they'd extend their evening hours and maybe host some small events, stitching workshops/stitch-alongs, etc. (Just me, but I think they should team up with Sugar Bakers and have a stitching & sweets night!)

An amazing selection of everything you would need to stitch! Definitely worth the stopread more

Hugh variety of fabrics, scents and jewelry. Service good. They used to have head wrap and mask…read morecombo sets. Which were really nice, unique and reasonably priced. But no longer available. Parking available.

I went in and found the fabric that I wanted. I asked how much it was and was told $8.99 a yard. As…read moreI was walking to the cutting station, I saw a piece of the same fabric within the remnant box. Great! Every time I have shopped in the past, I've been told that nothing in the remnant box is over $4.99 a yard. But, the woman insisted that it was still $8.99 a yard and she didn't know how that piece got in the remnant box. OK... Shady AF...No sale! Had she done the right thing, she would've made a very large sale because I needed fabric for multiple projects. Instead, I went to the Fabric Basement in Alexandria and was treated very fairly and got some quality fabrics. I do miss the previous owner, rest in peace, because he was a very honorable and my family frequented this store for about 40 years with no issues.