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!

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!

This store fills the hole in my heart that was caused by JoAnne Fabrics closing. Got some gorgeous…read morefabric at a great price. Will be coming back!!

I love coming to this store. The selection is phenomenal and the staff is awesome. The quality of…read morethe fabric is great for the price that you are paying. You can get a lot for a Little which is great for beginners when you're trying to get your stock pile enhanced. what are the odds of having habermans and discount fabric outlet down the street from each other the best of both worlds.

The lady that greeted us was not quite rude but condescending. The lady that cut my fabric order…read morewas curt and also condescending. However, the lady from Florida was most pleasant. the fabric selection was grand, prices reasonably set and the store layout was great. I may try the quilt square a month club next year as I progress in skill but I definitely will not deal with the two older ladies again.

I have been here a number of times over the last couple of years as I expand my fabric collection…read more There is a great mix of traditional quilting fabric, batiks, modern, children's, and more. Lots of patterns for quilts, bags, and all those notions and things that you did know that you needed. Recently I just attended a vintage sewing machine repair class, limited the number of students, social distanced and everyone was masked for the entirety of the class. I felt very safe. Also, the store is on the second floor. There is an elevator. During this COVID time, there are numbers on the first floor door to grab as they are only letting people in with a number. When the numbers are not hanging, you have to wait for a customer to return their number, then you can grab it and come it. It's a really nice system.

They moved locations since the last time I was here but it's still a pretty rad concept--a…read morenonprofit resale of craft and art supplies and other goods that can be repurposed and upcycled into art supplies. There's a lot here if you're willing to dig through! There's a vintage area with tons of old, vintage papers, photographs, sheet music, postcards, photo albums, negatives, etc. Loads of scrap fabric and remnants, yarn, embroidery floss, notions, scrap paper, scrapbooking materials, stickers, stencils, even industrial supplies like foam scraps, and household materials like pill bottles (empty of course), lids, jars, storage containers, craft kits, old calendars, big bins of wine corks, pens, etc. They have a HUGE selection of old National Geographic issues, some going back as far as the 1930s. Perfect for collages or collecting. They also have a few machines like scales, microscopes, sewing machines, etc. As well as a few tools, wood and metal working items, just bits and bobs of tons of things to sort through. It changes all the time so stop in regularly to see what they get in! And the best part? It's all SO cheap and keeps all these things out of landfills (56K lbs just last year)! Upcycling FTW! Some things are in better condition than others but if you're the creative type you will be inspired by all you can find here. And since things are so affordable you can really take risks and noodle around without worrying about wasting your supplies. Want more inspo? They also offer workshops and classes to get your creative juices flowing. Swing by and check it all out!

Lots of random trinkets that can be used for many different projects!…read more Unfortunately, I didn't find what I was looking for (something to decorate/sew onto a Christmas stocking). But I would definitely come back! I will take my mom here too as she loves scrapbooking! I was very close to getting an embroidery packet but decided I probably won't have time for it (only $4)!

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.

They do excellent work for the right price! We have had two sofas recovered with new fabric, and…read moreantique wood chairs repaired.

We had two antique chairs that needed to be reupholstered due to smoke damage. Michael gave us good…read moreadvice on selecting fabric. We are very satisfied with finished work. Both of the chairs look great.

Love this place and the ladies go above and beyond…read more Great selection of fabric and always something new everytime I visit.

Stopped in today with my sister, great shop. Lots of unique fabrics and just about any thing you…read morewant for quilting. Will definitely be back

Gorgeous shop with a huge selection of Moda and Tilda fabrics. So happy I stopped in. The ladies…read morerunning the shop are a delight to chat with and I haven't found such a well-appointed quilt store in a long time.

Jennifer's Quilt Shop is in a beautiful little house on a side street in Pinckney, MI. The garden…read moreis very pretty! (See my photos.) The shop is not close to a major highway. I get there by getting off US-23 at M-36. I don't get out to Jennifer's very often, because there is nothing else that way that takes me to Pinckney. M-36 is twisty, but there are signs along the way to keep you on course. A visit to Jennifer's is worth the drive, especially if you're in the market for some 1940's reproduction prints! There is a large section of 40's fabrics -- the biggest I know of in the area. There are also Civil War era prints, lots and LOTS of novelties, such as fruits & veggies, dogs and cats, cowboys and firemen ... you get it. These fabrics are wonderful for making fun quilts for kids of all ages. I also saw batiks and the bolt of purple butterfly fabric. (In my photos.) Yes, Jennifer's has a lot of everything. It's a good mix of traditional and modern, and should appeal to nearly any quilter. I haven't even mentioned the patterns, books and kits. There are also sewing notions -- pins and needles and thimbles, oh my! Lots of rulers and tools to make sewing easier. I'll be back!

This store is closed. There is nothing there. Reviews have to be 85 words, which is stupid, since I…read moream only saying this store is permanently closed.

Beautiful shop. Good customer service, many classes available. A lot of fabric and mostly things…read moreyou don't see every where They also have yarn for knitting or crochet. However , I am not sure they are still open as the owner had a family medical emergency to take care of. So, call first.