While on vacation my mother and I always like to do a yarn and quilt shop crawl. We had a fantastic…read moretime! What a gem of a shop!!!!

What a quaint and cozy yarn shop. Upon walking inside it's a comforting feel. It's clean. The…read moreowner was friendly and helpful. The store was nicely merchandised. Good yarn selection. The samples were made well. It was a lovely store to walk around. I did see some yarns that not all stores have. That's always a treat. There was a small selection of spinning fiber. A nice area of notions were available. Overall, this store has it all--inviting atmosphere as well as beautiful yarns and handy notions.

Jeannette is awesome. She quilts all my pieces for me and it is always beautiful. Cute store with…read moresome renovations. Right on Main Street with parking right outside. I highly recommend this store for fabric. And for professional quilting.

A great quilt store for a small mountain town in Colorado. There are two separate rooms of fabric…read morewith a good mix of fabrics. There are also a great selection of patterns to choose from, including some great mountain and holiday patterns in addition to the standard patterns to challenge all levels.

While on my travels I realized I forgot a set of knitting needles to bind off my knitting project…read more I found Maker+Stitch on Yelp and was even more excited to see they were open in the off season. One of the owners was there the day I popped in along with another worker. Both were very nice, knowledgeable and helpful. They have a beautiful selection of yarns, along with already done items so you can get an idea of your next project. I hadn't planned on buying any yarn but when I saw a cute already made hat, I couldn't resist.

This is a fabulous knitting store with a huge selection of yarns that are so gorgeous. I love the…read morelocal yarn dye options as well as tons of cashmere, merino and more in all weights. Catherine and Michelle were very helpful and knowledgeable and I'm super happy with the yarns I chose for my projects. I always try to visit yarn stores when I travel because yarn is my favorite type of souvenir. This store delivered! I will be back. Can't wait to get the new yarn on my needles.

Seriously, no reviews on this wonderful shop yet? I walked in & the owner, a super sweet lady,…read moreoffered me a cup of tea right away. Nice, I thought. She served me a delicious cup of Chai Tea in a Victorian cup & saucer. NICE! There was so much nice stuff to look at but I was just there to browse. I asked if she had anything for a 1 year-old little girl & she showed me an adorable little tea set. It was too cute so I bought it without hesitation. This nice place sells all kinds of things and then some. Handmade quilts, gifts galore, jewelry, fabric and much more. Unfortunately, I had very little time to browse since my bf was next door at the sport shop. But here's the kicker, besides enjoying a nice hot cup of tea, I mentioned that I was having a bad headache because I'm not use to the altitude. Wow, this sweet lady, Sherie, massaged my neck, offered me water an so on. she made me feel special & knows how to treat her customers. Since I was the only one in the store, may be why I got the royal treatment! I highly recommended this place if you're looking for that "Special Something".

What an inspirational shop and studio! It's bright and cheerful with lots of eye candy…read moreThere is a great variety of quilting and apparel fabrics, pre bundled kits, patterns, notions and machines from beginners on The owner Janette was available whenever needed for guidance There is also studio space and tools available if needed Definitely worth the trip

From the owner: Tumbleseed specializes in stitchery and sewing mediums. We provide classes, sewing services,…read morefabric and sewing supplies, sewing machines and specialty tools, community studio space, and perspectives into a sustainable practice.

I used to be an inveterate fabric shopper and sewed for myself and others since childhood, getting…read moremy first "toy" Singer that actually sewed dolls' clothes. My granddaughter has it now after her Dad learned on it too, when he was young. Because of aging and vision loss, I no longer do much sewing, just the quick small repair using extra lights and magnification. Also I find I often need to "remodel" an item that I bought with the plan to use an alteration to the construction. That is what led me to Sewbo today as there are no more multi craft stores left near me. I prefer quality parts and local ownership so the loss of one chain was really no big deal. But the remaining fabric store, one of my long time favorites, does not carry the sort of thing I was looking for. It specializes in high-end classic fabrics and has a talented staff in more formal design and construction. It pains me to no longer be able to support that business which I had for nearly 50 years. Somewhere along in recent times, Sewbo opened quite close to me but in a rather obscure corner of a shopping center we use regularly for other things. For those confused by its address on Baseline, know that it is on the "back" (south side) of the Basemar shopping center, behind Dougs Diner but with its own parking accessed from 27th Way which connects 28th St to Broadway. You can turn into the store access from 27th Way next to the Core Yoga building. With the reserved parking spaces and before lunch, we had no trouble taking an empty space. Not only does the store carry many choices in contemporary fabrics, they carry lots of notions like zippers and threads. They also teach classes, even for children, which is a great summer project. I wish my granddaughter was here to take one. I found exactly the zipper I was looking for, their colors and lengths stock was expansive. The price was minimal though it appears to be high quality too. A staff member greeted us immediately upon entering and was so helpful in finding the exact type zipper I wanted.. I wish even more that I still was sewing regularly as it is so nice to have another comprehensive quality local source for projects.

I wandered into SewBo looking for notions in the post-Joann reality we're now in. And I was…read moredelighted!! It was as if I had stepped into the early days of Fancy Tiger!! I'm thrilled, inspired, and grateful that the Joann closure pushed me to look up new options. I didn't find exactly what I was looking for (green metallic thread to alter my daughter's formal) , but I don't really know where else to go at this moment -- I can't match thread colors online, I need to physically see them. The thread I purchased will suffice, and now I know about a wonderful shop just 15min up the road.

If you're new to long arm quilting, this is the go to place! I've had quite a few problems…read morelearning this art. The ladies here have never made me feel dumb or a fool. Karen, Janice, Jen, and Carol have always been kind and patient. They have also answered my questions and told me how to fix my mistakes. Everyone here wants you to succeed.

This is an awesome store. Not only do they have a great stock of fabric and notions plus machines…read morebut they offer classes as well. They have associates that are so helpful, kind and knowledgeable about sewing, machine embroidery and quilting. They make you feel safe about asking any question. Definitely worth the drive if you don't live close.

Elfriede and staff were joyful, friendly and helpful. They have a large selection of Liberty Lawns…read moreand other fine fabrics for apparel and quilting.

Fabulous selection and staff. We make sure to visit any time we are visiting from Massachusettsread more

The service, selection, and customer service are always excellent. They are super knowledgeable and…read morewilling to help educate the less knowledgeable on products, and techniques for different projects. I built my first cabinets and they gave great advice to have them look as if they were professionally finished.

Shouldn't be called a game store. Nice people though. Seemed like the paint side of things is worth…read morea stop too.