This shop is bright and colorful! You will find your Tula Pink here for sure. Plus plenty of other…read moredesigners for your next quilting or bag-making project. Her inventory is also on-line and shipping is very reasonable. She teaches fun quilting and sewing classes as well. Check out her weekend retreats! I love to go in just for inspiration and to get my sew-jo on.

This is a wonderful store. Beautiful fabrics. The owner is always ready to help you…read more I love the always friendly and welcoming atmosphere. It's definitely worth a visit!

Friendly, helpful and personal employees who are experienced at sewing and understand your…read morequestions! AWESOME availability to some BEAUTIFUL fabrics! A rare treasure for any quilter too!!!

I was traveling and stopped by this a-maze-ing fabric wonderland!…read more With the help of the knowledgeable friendly staff I found fabrics I'd been looking for to start my new project. Plus more . I will be ordering online in future. You truly can find everything here! So inspirational

Bright and organized with super friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful staff! Lots of beautiful…read morefabrics from which to choose.

This is the only full selection fabric store in town…read more I was there twice. First time, the younger sales person was nice and helpful. She is not very knowledgeable, but since I have a pretty set list of things to get, it was fine. The second time I went in for Shoulder pads and buttons, I encountered the worst customer service I have ever experienced in Moses Lake. (out side of Wal Mart, which no one was there to give any service) . The lady was not helpful, rude, and seemed like a bother for her to check to see to walk 5 steps behind the counter to check their inventory. For that reason and more, I will never go back to this shop again! I don't care if i have to rip the shoulder pads out of my old jacket. This was just uncalled for.... Next time when I need findings, I would drive a hour to another town to get then rather than coming here.

Full and fair disclosure-I haven't been to the shop. But the owner actually took the time to return…read morean email I sent. She wrote a gorgeous book called Minglewood that had two major quilt patterns. I wanted to enlarge one to fit a king size bed and she wrote back suggesting I call. She walked me through the process to enlarge it. Took the time to do it. Made sure I understood it. Now THAT's service.

Wow! Colfax is a teensy little town in Washington with a quaint old Main Street and a lost-in-time…read morefeeling with spectacular scenery. This quilt shop was a gem, and would hold its own in any town. The extensive fabric selection was high quality, notions were also tops, and craft kits were thorough and plentiful. Displays were top notch, clever: vintage cribs held clearance fabric, old jello molds held notions, and antique dressers and props provided the perfect backdrop for the merchandise. I only wish I lived closer.

Bummer.... It's closed but nothing says it's closed, so you drive 45 min to support local, and and…read morefind that it's permanently closed

Every year when visiting Chelan I make it a point to go into this store…read more The store is located on the main downtown street of Chelan. There is plenty of street parking. It's a small store but I always manage to find something to buy. They sell not only quilting cottons and flannel but notions, patterns, interfacing, their samples and some other things. The staff is very nice. They don't have a website but do have a Facebook account in which they will post store closings and changes to store hours.

Business is closed. This shop has gone out of business. I drove to their address only to find it…read morereplaced.

This place is very cute! My mom & I stopped by to get pencils to mark the fabric & the ladies were…read morevery helpful and were happy to tell me about their quilt mural, it was very beautiful, maybe ill swing by in a month or so to see it finished.

They are not open on Sat. or Sun. Had to wait until Monday to get 2 of the 4 prescriptions. Had to…read morecall today to find out they had the other two. No service. Why are they even here???? Not a drug store.

Quilter's FABRIC! Yes, Akers is also a Ben Franklin store. The fabric selection is small but…read moreextremely well done. (The only thing keeping it from a fifth star is that it's so small.) It's my go-to place for batiks in this area but there are also quilting cottons and flannel. Don't forget to check out the pile of flat-folds because they are deeply discounted. Books, tools, and classes, too! And if you belong to a guild, show your membership card at checkout (don't forget because they won't ask!) you will get a 20% discount off fabric on the bolt. Right across the main street (Highway 395) from Safeway.

I really don't like to give poor reviews. But I need to do that today. The Stitchery on Regal is…read morethe minimized shop formerly operating as Regal Fabrics and Gifts. I was interested in the long arm quilting service. I looked into the shop first before bringing 3 quilt tops in. The shop is filled with many many custom quilted and embroidered quilts which are lovely. However, they were not quilted by the owner of this shop on her machine. Pretty display, but misleading. I should have paid attention to that detail. When I received my 3 quilts, I was pretty devastated by one of them and very disappointed in the other two. The one had quilting that overlapped and also butted up against the previous row. The backing had a rather large area that was very buckled. I had to hand stitch those down. The large buckles were 9" and 10" long respectively. Plus 4 other areas with 4-5" buckles. A substantial mess and undertaking to try to make this quilt usable. Another quilt had cuddle backing that another master quilter said had been stretched slightly during quilting which resulted in a puffy top. (Once the quilt is removed from the bars, the backing goes back [i.e. shrinks] to its original size which causes the top to puff between the quilting stitches.) The owner tried to say it was my fault because my seams weren't straight and the top wasn't flat. Both untrue as I am a longtime quilter and a confessed perfectionist and I have NEVER had this issue with a quilt in over 20 years. All the quilts had the excess fabric & batting trimmed. Unfortunately she trimmed into the quilt top. Not a lot, but changed the edge enough on a borderless quilt that points were buried in the binding. Big no no for me. I'm giving her 2 stars instead of 1 star because she did refund me the amount I paid for the actual stitching only on all 3 quilts. A more conscientious owner would have refunded the entire amount paid. All fellow quilters know the amount of money, time, love, perfection, and sometimes agony that goes into every precious quilt top. Machine quilters are not all equal! There are lovely machine quilters out there that devote their time and expertise to give you a final product worthy of all the effort you poured into the top. Heartbeat Quilting is one. Just sayin' !!

I have been coming here for a few months and now believe I should NOT have based my previous 5-star…read morereview off a quick first visit. Subsequent shopping trips have not been pleasant, and I'm just sick of the uppity attitudes here. Even though I consistently make pretty decent purchases, I was recenot treated well at all. Rude, short words and a hurry up and get out attitude. Icy, really, and by (someone I believe to be the owner?) at that. I really don't understand this treatment, but I'm honestly not going to worry about it. I just won't be back to shop and will gladly take my business elsewhere. Likely online or just a few more minutes up the road in Spokane Valley. I also recently had two quilts quilted using their new longarm service, and found a lot of horrible mistakes on both the back and front of these quilts (that are gifts). Please see attached photos. These are obviously not able to be redone. Their machine quilting experience is obviously too new to be decent. Last time I was in the shop, the computerized machine was sewing along unmonitored on autopilot. So very likely personal attention to detail is not on their priority list. Sad when working with handmade items that mean so much to the people bringing them in and trusting them to take the utmost care and respect. For a shop that never seems to have anyone else shopping in there every time I visit, they sure aren't winning any repeat customers treating customers or their beautiful handmade work so carelessly. Very disappointing and honestly? Very irresponsible.