I love Fabrictime. There is no messing around with the service and they always having everything I…read moreneed for bulk industrial purchases. If I ever needed fine fabrics in wholesale yardage I would come here to, but I usually just need vinyl to cover my worktables. This is a wholesaler, do not bother them with one or two yards.

An interior designer told me about this place. Well worth checking out. I bought slipcover fabric…read morethere, that I couldn't find anywhere else. Nice staff, good prices.

I have gone to Fabricana for awhile over ten years and I found out a year ago that it was going to…read moreclose. It was such sad news. Okay, at the time years ago, the prices were on the high end and staff were not that friendly. However, there were some positives, such as the fabrics were organized and the store did carry lots of pretty fabrics. Fast forward now, I am glad that Fabricana did not close down. Although it looks slightly different without the interior design section upstairs, it still carries a lot of fabric choices that is hard to get from other fabric stores in the city. Some great things associated with the changes are the layout with lots of helpful staff at cutting tables so no more dragging a bolt of fabric around trying to find someone to cut it for you. As well, the fabric prices seam to be less expensive, but you still have quite a selection and everything is still organized. Another bonus is the ample free sparking spaces.

Huge selection of apparel and quilting fabrics and notions. Staff was helpful and knowledgeable,…read morebut their classroom space has been converted to offices!

There is nothing nicer than going to a store and feeling welcome. You laugh because it sounds…read moresilly. I can hear you saying to yourself "You're spending money there, of course they'll make you feel welcome" but alas my loves this is not the case. Not the case at all. Walk into another store (whose name rhymes with mess-you) and you'll be treated with indifference if not outright disdain. I've been shopping for years, am very friendly and converstational, yet each time I go to that other store I mentioned they treat me like I'm literally in the process of stealing from them. Not a very nice place to be. Rokko is cheaper friendlier, has better business hours, and doesn't require membership like a lot of the other fabric stores do. I'd rather make the trip out here to buy fabric instead of shopping online, and that is saying something!

Easy access by bus, lots of parking nearby, great prices and knowledgeable about prayer cloth…read more Thank you!

This place moved from down the street, and I always try here for fabrics before going to dressew…read more It's normally the husband I see at the shop, and he's been pretty expert at cutting the fabrics, though I've asked him a question time to time about how to sew the fabric I'm buying and been met with a friendly shrug. But when he cuts I always get straight, confident lines done with extremely sharp shears, compared to the jagged cuts I sometimes end up with at dressew. They devote their entire attention to the customer in front of them, which I wholeheartedly respect and I'm willing to wait my turn for their service. Granted they seem more expensive than dressew, they really aren't, in that they sell mainly higher quality fabrics, that which would be available at dressew is of comparable prices, but they sell more wools, silks and higher quality fabrics than dressew even with a much smaller store. I had the opportunity to take advantage of a few of the last days of their moving sale, and walked away with an entire garbage bag full of fabric for about 60.00, some of which I still have, is still in style and will still make great pieces. They may not have the prints that you'll find at dressew made out of polyester, that whatever you make will be good for one season only, due to wear AND design, but if you want to make yourself a high quality winter coat, or a weightless silk dress mirroring the runways, this is where you want to go. A designer store indeed!

I have found fabrics here that I couldn't find anywhere else. Each time I go, I find something…read more The downfall is the location. Parking is very expensive downtown. Coupled with the street people in that area of town.

Love this store, the customer service is wonderful, the owners are always so helpful. Wide variety…read moreto choose from. Mostly natural fabrics, bought Wool to make a suite and jacket. Prices are amazing.

I found some darling Rayon fabric here on a few occasions. The prints were just shouting my name…read more What could totally use some work is the Customer Service. I do not know his name but the dude in charge is not very friendly and is not willing to do small things such as hold fabric for a day so I can go home and make sure I have the correct yardage. Oh well? Otherwise it's a quaint little store. it has two levels. Lots of fabrics to choose from.

So glad I took the time to stop here on my trip to Vancouver! The shop was lovely, colorful, and…read morewell organized. There happened to be a sewing class going on that Saturday morning, and I was a little jealous I wasn't enrolled haha. I was impressed with the assortment of garment fabrics in a wide variety of tasteful colors, and most of them were in natural fibers. I'm not a quilter, but they had a really cute patterned cotton selection, too. A few mannequins displayed clothing pieces that were labeled with the sewing pattern and type of fabric used, which really helped me get a sense of what to pick for my own project. Staff were friendly and helpful, but also let me browse in silence for a long time until I was ready to ask questions. Pricing was on-par with most independent fabric shops, and I appreciated that the prices were given in both per meters and yards!

I'm not a sewer but this kind of store makes me wish I were one…read more Came here with my friend who IS an accomplished sewer and knitter. She's been here many times in the past, but it was all new to me. This is definitely the kind of place to go to get fabrics or patterns in any color, pattern, material or aesthetic. I really liked how so many of thier clothing patterns came in large sizes for larger people. And along with all the bolts of fabrics, they also had all sorts of sewing tools and accessories and embellishments, too. This would be a fabulous place to go to for inspiration, or to get advice from the super knowledgeable ladies who work here. I noticed, too, that they have an area with sewing machines, and they offer classes, to make various projects. How cool is that!

I love Michaels. I go there all the time for my art supplies. I can order ahead and then someone…read morewill come to the car and then I drive home and it's just that simple. Their art supplies are so valuable to me. I also have bought a lot of items for my Christmas Village from Michaels, too. I don't know what I do without this store. Happy new year everyone.

Had a canvass stretched to this place for 12 x 16 size and was surprised as they exceeded my…read moreexpectations. They used quality material and the canvass looks sealed at the back. A bit expensive though as I paid $54 for that size but It's worth it. Had to wait for more than a week as they're a bit busy due to holidays.

Big fan. Great selection and staff. Super sorry to hear that it closes for good May 1, 2027read more

this stores selection is good but a bit hard to find things, the main issue with this store is that…read morethe lady cutting my fabric gave me like 10 cm less then I needed, that might not seem like a lot but I needed 20cm by 20cm squares for a blanket so imagine my surprise when I get to the last row and its 20cm by 10 cm, there were also many notches cut into the fabric. She saw she didn't give me enough and didn't do anything and she RUINED MY BLANCET. would NOT recommend