I had heard about this place from a quilter/stitcher friend of mine. I had it on my list of places…read moreto visit ... someday. Then more recently, another quilting friend told me the place had closed. Darn. I called and had a nice chat on the phone with the lady who had owned Regalito's. She is retiring, and spending more time with the grandkids, so good for her. She is still sellling off a little of the merchandise, so if you need something from her, contact her via e-mail. You can get the address on the website: http://www.regalitosquilting.com/Contact.html

I've been to a lot of fabric stores and this one is amazing. Such a wide and deep selection, fair…read moreprices and fantastic service. If you sew and are in Michigan, this is the place for you. Certainly a don't miss it.

This fabric store is a must stop and an amazing fabric store. I could spend days in the store just…read morelooking at everything. The owner and staff are welcoming, and extremely helpful. This is now, my go to place for all of my fabric.

I've first moved to Mason in 1975 and have just finally made my way into this great fabric shop…read more Jeanean's shop has been a staple of downtown Mason for decades! Sadly, it was the Corona virus and my need for fabric to make masks ( to donate ) which finally introduced me to this sweet lady and her successful shop. The place is wall to wall with quality quilting grade fabrics and associated trims and products. She is so helpful and energetic. The ladies shopping seemed very engaged and interactive with her and finding lots in her store as well. I found everything I needed for sure. Lots and lots of beautiful fabric. Highly recommend this hometown favorite.

Close to the main intersection in beautiful downtown Mason, MI. Visit Kean's, and then come to this…read moreplace for more craft supplies. Nice fabrics, patterns & books, The store samples give you great ideas in case you didn't arrive with any of your own. There were some hexagonal table runner & candle mat sets hanging on one wall. (See my photos.) Fabric from Moda and other high-quality manufacturers. Fat quarter bundles are made up and ready to grab for projects. They come with free quilt patterns put together by the store. The really special thing about this store is all the ribbon and trim. There are hair bows already made up and for sale, or you can buy some of the ribbons and make your own. Bring your little girl here and she'll pick out something beautiful to tie back her hair. Be sure to see my photos, and check out the little snap purses made from the Offray ombre ribbon roses. Precious!

Fabric selection here is wide and deep. They have pretty much everything and I stop in when I am in…read moretown for work. Never know what you will find. That said, I'm disappointed with their prices. I know EVERYTHING is more expensive, but it looks like they raised their prices on everything including fabric they've had before tariffs and a bad economy kicked in. $14+ for a yard of regular price quilt cotton is really high even for a local quilt shop. I left with nothing and won't be back. Stores wonder why people shop Hobby Lobby and online. This is why. Less expensive even with the cost of shipping.

Best little find in the area while vacationing. The staff was amazing and the selection and sales…read morewere top notch! Not your average fabric store

The fabric quality certainly isn't what it used to be. Pattern matching was impossible with a…read moreplaid as it was severely off grain, when I complained I was told that is how woven fabrics are now a days. I'd accept that for $5 a yard fabric but not for $25 a yard fabric. I guess I need to make a trip to London or NYC to get decent fabric.

How this business has survived is beyond me. The warehouse is a complete dump and looks like a…read moremidtown garment-district building circa 1980. For the prices they charge and low-quality / discontinued fabric, this is far from an upscale fabric / upholstery atelier. The customer service is worse than the product and presentation. Upon walking in, no one greeted me, despite the fact that two employees were chatting at the central desk near the door. I found my way to the back area with the upholstery fabric. I wandered around a bit looking at the myriad sample decks. Because there was no information or pricing on anything, I returned and waited for the woman at the central desk to finish her chit-chat before acknowledging me. She apologized for being short-staffed (so probably not a good time to stand around and chat.) Upon arriving back in the upholstery fabric area, I began explaining my project and said I was seeking fabric in the $30-40/yard range. She abruptly cut me off and said sharply, "Don't have it." I explained I was able to find quite a few options online and know they exist in this range elsewhere and she snapped, "Then go online." I continued the conversation forward by describing the overall dimensions of the cushion seating bench and she again cut me off with a sharp-toned "How many yards?" as if I didn't know how to plan a cushion (or add and multiply). I bluntly replied, "Don't be short with me. I've been sewing for 30 years." I never understand why so-called "experts" (sales clerks) feel the need to be defensive and condescending rather than patient and helpful. There are a million questions she SHOULD have asked before this last one: desired quality, use, color, pattern, touch, durability, etc. Once we discussed details a bit more, she said, "All we have in the $30 range is cotton." If you had something in that range, why didn't you say so in the first place . . . other than trying to steer me into a higher price? When she showed me the swatches, I asked for the specific pricing as nothing was labeled. She replied with, "Can you imagine if we had to price everything individually?" At the end of my rope with her, I simply stated, "Yeah, you would actually have to work." I then turned and walked out. Too bad she couldn't have been attentive, pleasant, and helpful. Had she treated me with respect and courtesy, she would have made nice sale and new customer. Instead, she earned the store yet another 1-star rating on Yelp.

Staff is friendly and very helpful. I love their selection of fabric and thread. My new favorite…read morefabric store.

Sew Unique Threads is unique in many ways...fabric, customer service, layout of the store, etc…read more It's a must on your quest for fabric.

Amazing choice of fabric and machine dept has helped considerably when looking for parts (bobbins,…read morepresser feet, etc) as well as helping with issues I'm having with my Husquvarna sewing machine

I have shopped at Country Stitches for over 20 years and purchased 6+machines in that time and have…read morealways had a great experience. My last three machines were purchased with Kevin in sales and he is so knowledgeable and responsive to my questions and has always treated me well with each purchase and that has kept me coming back.

Great selection of fabric and other sewing supplies. Very friendly and helpful staff!read more

Beautiful and diverse selection of fabrics, well-stocked thread offerings, and excellent sewing…read moremachine service. The staff is always very helpful!

Wonderfully friendly staff, nicely stocked store and great prices!…read moreThe selection was good and I enjoyed shopping there!

What a nice store! It isn't huge, but the inside is colorful and cheery, and there is an abundance…read moreof beautiful cloth here. There are also kits for making specific quilt designs, and books about quilting. The store also offers quilting classes at reasonable prices. A class to make a wall hanging, for instance, may be only $25. Quilting isn't an inexpensive hobby, either, so I'm sure local quilters can appreciate that. The atmosphere was very friendly, too. Customers were chatting among themselves and with the staff when I visited. The clerk was more than happy to discuss their classes and the store's website with me at length.