Awesome fabric wholesaler for the trade. High quality fabrics and great customer service! Their…read morewebsite is easy to use too. If you are a consumer, you can find this brand in most upholstery shops.

Fabulous customer service! The staff will be very helpful, and loads of fabric choices!read more

GIANT warehouse full of everything you would need to make clothes, blankets, covers, etc... Not…read moregoing to lie, it was very overwhelming, but I went in without a project in mind. If you know what you're looking for it is quite easy and very convenient that you cut your own material. The prices were good, considering after joanns closed there are limited places. It's nice to see they didn't jack up prices because they could. Thank you for that. Although the shelves are just stacked and looks disorganized, I had no problem finding an employee to help. Check out was fast as well.

This place is massive! They literally have anything and EVERYthing you need. There is a daily…read more40-50% sale for fabrics which is amazing because it came get expensive. Love how you can grab your own cloth, feel the textures, explore more than just fabric but buttons and more

Such a cute store with a little bit of everything you need if you're a crafter. They've got gifts,…read moresewing materials, greeting cards, you name it! It's hard for me to stop in and look at just one thing. The owner is also such a sweetie! This is definitely my happy place.

This is the sweetest shop! There is plenty of yarn as well as cute gifts and trinkets. They also…read morehave a really cool writing desk where you can write a card and send a letter in their mailbox. I love that everything is local or from consignment. We will definitely be frequent visitors here.

We were absolutely elated to see an Indigenous owned and operated fabric shop in the metro. We've…read morevisited multiple times since they opened and had great experiences each time. Initially, we tried a pre-made ribbon skirt kit. Later, we chose from the plethora of Indigenous sourced designs as well as all of the necessary finishing aspects (such as ribbon, thread, elastic band, and bias tape). The staff has been patient and understanding when answering our questions. We plan to return again for our next skirts.

Amazing selection of fabric with indigenous patterns. They have complete kits (fabric, ribbon,…read morepins, elastic) to make ribbon skirts at a great price. Super friendly and helpful.

Great small business fabric store…read more Located in a small 1920' s ish building the owner has a smaller, but very nice collection of fabrics, crafts, ribbons, and buttons. This is not your big chain store Pricing is fair for what you are buying, which is fabric not seen at the big chains The owner is knowledgeable and friendly. She loves to sew and loves to share that love with others

Great store. Nice selection. But what made it worthwhile was customer service provided by Lucy. She…read morehelped me with selection of material and notions for my Wedding outfit.

Such an expansive selection of yarn, fabric, and needle-crafts in a one stop shop! Prices were…read morecompetitive with the big box stores. There's something for everyone and I left stocked up on notions, a new dress pattern, and 2 adorable embroidery kits! Staff were so friendly and encouraging as I looked through some of the more advanced patterns. Can't wait to stop by again!

Excellent little shop for knitting, seeing and other such projects. High quality supplies and smart…read moreservice with great advice. Very happy with my purchases!

No employees, no numbers on aisles, no overhead signs telling you departments. VERY FRUSTRATING:…read more What is Hobby Libby thinking??

Hobby Lobby is pretty meh as a business overall but that's not important for this review. I've…read morestopped in when I need something that I can't find at any other craft store and need sooner than Amazon will ship. The parking lot is big and it's easy to get in and out. Once inside it's just like every other Hobby Lobby, all of your crafting needs and prices are easy to find/understand. I feel like this store used to have better clearance and sales but lately there's nothing great going on in that department. Check out is where it gets a little rough for me. There are never enough workers. We are always waiting in line for 15 minutes and it really slows down the entire trip. I tend to go on my lunch breaks but I have had to stop because I'm not convinced I'll be out in time. If you need something you'll probably find it here, but make sure you have enough time to not only find it but to check out.

I love this shop! They offer a long arm class and have staff who are kind, helpful and fun. It…read morefeels more like a community than a shop.

While waiting for family to get off work, I was able to find Quilter's Haven. It's located in a…read morenice area of Rosemount. Husband and I were greeted as soon as we entered the store. The lady was helping another customer, but stated she would assist us as soon as she could. This was fine with me as I would rather browse than be pounced upon. There was a class in session in a small room toward the back. They must have good classes as it looked as the room was filled with women and their sewing machines. There's a fine selection of fabrics on one side of the store,along with the usual notions, rulers, patterns and other supplies. Completed projects were displayed on the walls and throughout the store. Some of the projects had kits available for purchase. I did end up buying a nice holiday runner kit to make when I get home. Various models of Bernina sewing machines displayed for someone looking to purchase a top end machine. As the woman was waiting on me, she was kind enough to give me the name of a special quilt store to visit along our route home. If I lived in this area, I would definitely look into some of the classes offered here.