I LOVE LOVE LOVE SAS! Every store in the Valley! I always get Amazing finds for parties,…read moredecorating, painting (canvas on the bolt people!) clothes, embroidery, yarns! The ladies dont all speak fluent English, so being patient, kind, and trying my best Spanglish gets us through everytime!

This was the first time I've ever needed to come to a fabric shop in my 31 yrs of life. Not only…read morewere they not helpful, but when it came time for me to check out I was told to go to another line, cool but I've never been here before and yall let me wonder for 10 minutes without offering help, so I go to the next line and the first thing this girl tells me is that next time I'm in here only water is allowed. I asked her if this was posted anywhere and she said it was. No where was this posted. Not on the door, not next to the cashier no where. I'm a rule follower, the more rules the better in my opinion. Not only does she bark this order at me, but after I tell her I don't see a sign saying no drinks (I had a sealed bottle of Gatorade on a 84 degree day) she says it's there......spend your money elsewhere. I happily went to Michael's and spend over $80 on fabric, just because they treated me like a human and didn't bark orders at me. I'm sorry you hate your job girlie, but it is not my fault. -10 stars DO NOT COME HERE IF YOU SIMPLY WANT FABRIC FOR A CHEAPER PRICE. There are other places with cheaper prices, but if you don't mind spending the extra dollar. Russ at Michael's at Tempe market place was so available and willing to help me, plus he served as a Marine and National Guardsmen for +21 years. Take your money to a place that will treat you well. Not here. So I tried calling the store to ask if I could speak to a manager, a girl named Becky got on the phone, started telling me not to curse at her (I wasn't cursing) then hung up on me. When I tried to call back i was hung up on again. Then the next time I was met with the same hostility. I tried to call another location to get the owners info, and was told that Becky is in fact in charge of all the locations and is the head of Sas. I pray God blesses you and your business Becky in the same way you bless others. Best believe I will tell everyone I know not to shop here.

Came here today to get some fabric to reupholster our couch and the staff were so helpful! My…read morehusband and I are in uncharted territory when it comes to interior design, and the staff made sure we had enough fabric to do our couch, helped us look through the different types of fabric, and provided suggestions about what would be the best fit for us. We will def be coming back for any fabric needs!

Very nice selection of fabrics and notions. Staff was friendly and fairly knowledgeable.read more

Years ago, when Mulqueen was located on Arizona Ave I purchased my Miele vacuum cleaner from an…read moreemployee named Brian. Since then, Mulqueen has moved to their present location but no longer sells vacuum cleaners. However they do offer parts from a demo vacuum Miele model, which they are willing to sell. I stopped by and a kind staff lady brought me the part but unfortunately neither of us could easily slide the telescope wand handle. She was honest and said it wasn't worth purchasing. I wouldn't have bought it either and appreciate her transparency. While I was there, I browsed through the sections of the store. I discovered embroidery machines, quilting patterns, supplies and a room full of fabrics for sale. I'm sure this will be a source for goods for patrons of Joanne's Fabric and Craft stores. It is sad that Joanne's is closing 800 locations after filing bankruptcy this past January. If I sewed or did any of the above I would be excited to visit here-but I'm not the sewing type. i even find sewing a missing button on clothing a chore! I am happy for those who still have places like this to shop at.

The employees were very helpful and very friendly. For such a small footprint they have a lot of…read moreproduct on hand. Their prices seem to be better than most of their competitors in the area. I would recommend this business if you sew or quilt.

I bought a Pfaff sewing machine in 2020 ($2,500.00) from them and every year brought it in for…read moreservice. The servicing ALWAYS took 6 weeks!! My machine never worked correctly even after servicing. I did have them try again and it was 2 weeks. Again, it did not work correctly. My husband then went on multiple websites and talked to reps and found that the computer part of the machine was last updated in 2018!!! The racing of my sewing machine and then eedle threader never working was never repaired. The repair prices went up to $175.00!! I tried to tell this shop that their repair people did not know what they were doing and I was brushed off!!! No one should have to fo 6 weeks , thennot even have anything done. Also sometimes racing is caused by the foot peddle, which the repair people do not test!!

My sister-in-law is an out-of-town quilter who was visiting from California earlier this spring…read more She was so happy we made this one of our shopping stops & bought plenty. The sales people were so great too--so helpful. We'll be coming back! Oh the fabrics!!!!

Had the best experience here!! Was searching for an upgrade to my brother sewing machine for…read moreapparel sewing. I had not great experiences at the Phoenix sewing multi-brand store (not Mulqueen or Bernina). I had said I wanted to stay under $1k and had received the most appalled reaction and customer service. Contrast to Mulqueen. Walk in, all the machines are on & ready to play with. I had called to check availability of a few models and chose this location over tempe based on machines on the floor. I brought scraps with me & set to testing but was quickly confused by some of the buttons. A woman appeared right about that time, sat down next to me and walked me through it. Keep in mind this was a $500 machine not $3k or something. She even suggested a less expensive version next to it often used in their classes (Janome) ultimately decided this was too basic & I missed computerized so she walked me to the Juki I requested next & I quickly set to work testing it. This particular model (hzl f600) was over m y budget but I knew the basic functionality was similar to the ones I was considering. Absolutely loved it! Denim, slippery rayon, no issues. She said you know we might have this used. She walked me to the oasis of used/refurb machines. They had every machine I was considering-available used/refurb and under $1k!! I ultimately got the f600 used -could not be happier-and saved enough to buy way more fabric than I need. My only complaint is we need a location in Phoenix or Scottsdale!!!! The gentleman in the refurb area was also super helpful answering questions the woman couldn't (she had long gray hair but didn't catch a name). Well worth the 35 minute drive & seriously only place I will go for machines.

It had everything you needed or wanted and never could find anywhere else a good place to shopread more

I recently visited this location and was so happy with the items I found! There was so much…read moreclearance; the store was air-conditioned, clean, and the restrooms were clean as well. It was not crowded, and I was able to browse the store and check out all the new items. The staff is friendly, and I had a good shopping experience here. I love this location because the store is twice as big as the other locations, and there's always so much clearance, and it is always fully stocked!

I found 6 gifts in one trip!…read more I really like the fun things that you can find here, those off beat gifts people aren't expecting. And the collectibles that allow you to add a bit of fabric, paint or jewels to, just to make it even more personal. I found a bunch of jewelry pieces I intend on making into personalized paintings for gifts this year. I hope the people getting them love them as much as I enjoyed making them.

Most inspiring needlework shop ever! They have a wonderful inventory and tons of models displayed…read more They also host spectacular events! I highly recommend the Attic!!!

They have beautiful supplies, but I always feel out of place, even as an experienced stitcher. Not…read morethe most welcoming environment unless you're an older woman.

This Michael's is located at the Tempe Marketplace. I was looking for a metal doll. stand and had…read moreno idea where to look for it. I saw a staff person as I entered and inquired with him. He thought that the store carried them and did not know which aisle. He used his headset to ask other staff members the question. Unfortunately they no longer carry metal stands. He did offer a shadow box but that would not work for what I wanted. Shared parking lot and WiFi in the store.

Poor services. It seemed like they didn't even want to help when asked. They ignored customers and…read moreacted busy instead of actually working.

I had never heard of this place before until my coworker reached out to try and plan a girls' night…read morethere. We signed up for the Blankets & Besties workshop, where you make a chunky blanket. You get to choose your color from a list and note it when you register on their website. It was $85 before tax and came with 5 skeins of yarn, with the option to add more (I think for an additional $15). I also put in the notes on my registration the names of my friends so that we could sit together. The workshop was at 6pm on a Friday and lasted about two hours. There was my group of three and three others, plus the owner/instructor Lauren. Her instructions were easy to follow, and she would jump in if we needed help. I made a few errors, and she was able to fix them for me. I ended up making my loops too loose on the outside and too tight on the inside, so my blanket came out a bit small. But I think it was decent for my first attempt. It's so soft. I keep it on my couch to use as a lap blanket. We all had a great time and would definitely come back to try other workshops. My coworker had tried one of the resin workshops and really liked it too.

I would not recommend this company. It was overpacked with 24 people and one person working the…read moreevent. There wasn't any tutorial of anything. The leader just said instructions quickly and with everyone doing so many different projects at same time, she couldn't go step by step to show anything or show different techniques. I was told that the resin would fall off the sides of the wood but I could put resin if I wanted. Well, it didn't fall off the side and looks bad. We luckily had a nice couple across from us with experience using resin and helped us along the way. I also googled things along the way (like how much resin is too thick cause that was never mentioned). For the price I paid I should not be googling information or asking other customers.