Great store. Lots of classes and fabric. They also have patterns by independent designers e.g. Mary…read moreMulari, By Annie, Sallie Tomato. They also have a wonderful collection of purse hardware.

I don't recommend this business. Very rude staff. Would rather talk amongst themselves than help…read moretheir paying customers. Packaged products are not what is in the package. Missing pieces. Not willing to make it right.

Hidden gem alert!…read more My pilgrimage to "Not Your Average Quilter" started with a recommendation from a quilting friend's husband (thank you, Ken N!). I added it to my mental rolodex, bookmarked it on Yelp, and made a note to go visit. Then I heard one of my favorite quilters (the Quilting Cowboy) was shipping a new line - and the only place close to me that had it was NYAQ! I reached out to them via FB messenger and learned that they had 3 bolts of the new "Leaf" line - and then I convinced the hubs to take a road trip with me. Thank GOODNESS for pictures on Yelp, as the map directions had us WAY out of the way. I spotted the "Art Ovation" sign, pointed, and yelled, "There it is!" as we passed it. Hubs pulled a turn around, and we were there. Parking is in the back and we entered at the front in to a little spot noting "Quilt Shop Gifts". We were greeted by THE NICEST lady behind a little counter, and it was obvious that this was the place for locals to be. It was like Cheers for quilters. Others from out of town or out of state entered while we were there, too! SO fun! Back to my quest. So when we asked about the Leaf line, the lovely lady helper walked us to the back to get help from the owner. Let me tell you - Michael was awesome in every sense of the word. Not only was he running things in the back (making color guard flags/uniforms, cutting fabrics), but he also MADE all of the beautiful art quilts that adorn the walls! I was floored to learn he quilted them all on his small domestic machine (he showed us!). WOW. We chatted Michael up a little bit - trying not to distract him from the very busy happenings in the back of the store. Long story short, I am in love with Michael and this business and will come back to support him as much as my quilting budget will allow. For the modern quilters, he carries Tula and Kaffe in yardage and pre-cuts, and the variety of other fabrics is noteworthy. The notions and quilting themed "gifts" were SO fun and I wanted all of the things. Pro tip - if you tell them you will return, they might just give you a reusable bag that you can bring back with you for 10% off your next purchase... just save some Tula for me!

Another place I found while traveling through Indiana, what a fabulous quilt shop in the middle of…read morethe country fields. I love the fact that it's full of different quilting fabrics, not just items that are everywhere. If you are in the area, it's definitely worth checking out the shop. The staff answered any questions we had and even showed us some of their works in progress!

Fabulous selection of materials for needlework, such as cross stitch, embroidery, canvas works,…read moreetc! Fun location on Main Street near lots of other great shops and restaurants.

I love this little shop! Great selection of kits and needlework supplies. It can be overwhelming…read morewith all of they have to offer, but the employees answered all of my questions.

Chelsea put together some vinyl icons for our lacrosse helmets, and they looked FANTASTIC! Love…read moredoing work with her anytime!

From the owner: Experienced seamstress with over 20 years in the industry. Specializing in alterations and custom…read moresewing.

You can find all kinds of beautiful stuff there and Connie is the friendliest person I have ever…read moremet and a very good instructor

My wife is a talented quilter having done dozens of them: Some from patterns, and some with a…read morelittle assist in planning on my part. But make no mistake, the talent is hers. So while I was exploring downtown Lebanon, I found this small quilt shop southwest of the courthouse. Turns out the shop has been around for 40 years though with different owners. The current owner was a customer who bought the business when it was up for sale a few years ago. After parking along the street (free), I noticed the shop had two halves. The part I stepped into was filled with fabric along the walls and in quarters on small display islands. The owner's desk was at the rear. The right half of the shop was filled with a giant quilting machine, one that most people can't find enough room for (or probably afford) in their own homes. I've learned that it is one thing to piece the fabric together and attach a backing (with maybe a pit of padding) to the display side. But the best/most durable quilts have a layer stitching that connects the two layers throughout the spread so that the filling doesn't slide and bunch when used. So it is nice to know that for a fee, you can have your quilt professionally stitched together here. The patterns you select for the stitching can be as beautiful as the fabric. The shop also offers patterns and classes for those who are interested. Though the shop is limited in hours, the owner mentioned she would be expanding the hours in 2020. Review #3475

Brought my two nieces to do the Sunday kids craft & the two LAZY, prejudice co workers looked at us…read morelike we had mud on our faces as they & a few of their waaaay over (child) 12 years of age friends were crafting on one of the two tables available. Not only did they not greet us as we walked over to the crafting area, they ignored us, while looking straight at my face when I asked if there was a craft for the kids. I asked again and they BOTH shook their heads no & in their craft attire, stated that the craft had ended at 4pm. It was 2:45pm. I then informed manager on duty, was given no compensation, did offer an apology and no hint of what would be done towards this situation. The manager asked if the kids wanted to still do a craft ... ummm NO! Sad sad sad Do not go to this Michaels!!!!!!!!!!

This is my go to place for craft and decorating supplies. The store is convenient with plenty of…read moreparking. Generally this location is not crowded and has what I am looking for. The aisles are neat and the store is clean. I joined their "club" to receive email specials and sale notifications. I get about 2 emails/weeks. The 50 percent off coupons are great for regular priced merchandise. You can get some great deals after holidays on clearance merchandise. They carry art supplies, jewelry supplies, wedding supplies, 4 aisles of scrapbooking supplies, yarn, seasonal decor and much, much more. I have had a couple of pictures framed by their framing department and they do a good job. Framing is usually 50 percent off. The clerks vary from very helpful to less than helpful depending on the day. Michaels is a chain with an online presence.

Lots of great options. Good help - answers questions of a newbie! It's a dangerous place as they…read morehave lots of cool tools and glazes and more.

If you are a pottery lover like me then this is place will make you feel like a kid in a candy…read morestore. They have wheels, tools, glazes, pre made ceramic pieces for relatively cheap and they offer studio time Tuesdays from 4-7pm for $15 to use the tools and glazes and offer free firing for items made during the session. I went in just to check it out and I purchased a few pieces to take home but I cant wait to take my daughter for a fun after school activity as it starts getting colder out doors.