This is a great place for all your fabric needs with experts' advice delivered to you with…read morekindness. I always feel intimidated in fabrics store but not there. Don't hesitate to ask - the staff are super helpful. The only bad question is the one you don't ask. Pricing is reasonable and the quality is always there; cheap project to high end ones. Parking on the street with meters.

I was on the lookout for specific fabric. I found it AND bonus, it was 1/2 price. Their upstairs…read morehalf price selection was amazing! I found lots to my liking and purchased it. I went at about 4:30 on Halloween. There were lots of staff members and a fair amount of customers. The staff was friendly and helpful. It was worth the 20 mile drive.

Not a fancy fabric store but a good selection of CHEAP and cheerful…read more Parking can be a bit of a hassle so settle for nearby. Awesome oddball stuff for costume/cosplay/furry etc. Really, just a warehouse full of cheap fabric. Don't expect any fancy sashiko fabrics or anything.

One of the best places to find what you need. Most things are on sale. You can find satin, wool,…read moreand everything with a lot of ornamentation. The hardest part is just finding parking once you do find parking you're good to go.

They have classes and are a great community hub! I like their sale yarns in the back. They also…read morehave a lot of cool knitted items and they attach the patterns to them (and recommend yarn for each project.) Amazing service. Will be back!

Today was my first time visiting and I ADORE this store! Lots of windows, lovely staff, gorgeous…read moreyarn, and a very kind, mellow, and friendly vibe.

Wonderful small fabric store that carries buttons, ribbons & some sewing tools as well as fabric &…read morethread. Very helpful staff. Variety of fabrics from cottons for quilting, canvas for bag making & various things for clothing construction. Highly recommend@@

Customer Service needs some serious help. If you are purchasing something small, like buttons or…read morethread, be prepared to wait until everyone who walks in the store that wants fabric is serviced, even if you arrived before them. Smaller purchase = spending less money = not a priority = longer wait. The selection of buttons is very small, and many of the tubes of buttons are down to the last one and haven't been replaced. Strangest of all his the fact that the proprietor, despite selling fabric, doesn't seem to know her fabrics. I brought in a jumper for my daughter, and she kept arguing with me that it was 100% cotton. I explained that it was actually mostly polyester, she said I was wrong. We looked at the tag -- 95% polyester. We are all about supporting small local businesses, but this one could really use some help :/

A quilt shop with friendly experienced staff!…read more Now open 7 days a week this shop is full of everything you need for that next fabric project. They have high isles of quality fabrics you actually want. This is a wonderful shop to come to for inspiration, to add to your stash, or to learn. I've taken two classes here: appliqué with Nancy Brown and Binding with Janet. Both instructors were patient, well prepared, and took time to help their students learn the material. Also, if you're like me and are afraid of making choices/doubt your color selections/patterns the staff appear to all be talented experienced quilters and can help guide your decisions or make them for you if you prefer!

I have not been here but they gave me great advice on what to do with a quilt over the phone and…read morehow to clean it. They are amazing. Thanks!

Simply Fabric simply gets the job done. A wide array of selections to cater to your every need and…read moretaste. I was in need of some linens for a photoshoot and I found what I needed. I was given much needed assistance and could not be any happier with my experience. Parking could be a bit of an issue but right out front is a 10ish minute green zone. I was in and out relatively quickly. The minimum purchase for fabrics is half yard. I spent about $4 on 2 half yard fabrics. Not sure how the prices compare to Joanne's Fabrics but I found the prices to be cheap. Not to mention it's always great to support your local businesses. This will be my go to shop for all things fabrics.

I love this spot. Tons of fabric. Great prices. They also carry a fair amount of non fabric items…read more I got razors when I was there too. Parking has been easy every time I've gone and it's never crowded. I prefer this to any big box fabric store for sure

I browsed Ahlishan Collections just this past week and would highly recommend going in. The…read moregentleman working was very kind and warm. He showed me some beautiful silk lehengas. I ended up putting one on hold (for a day), which he honored for 2 days! He personally gave me a call to check my interest in the piece, as there was another customer interested (whom he had informed abt the hold). I truly appreciated this effort. I didn't end up purchasing since the color I was looking for didn't seem to be on the floor. I don't know if this spot had the widest selection, but I think they have some beautiful quality items that won't break the bank. Definitely stop in! I'll be back :)

Rude service, I went there and found a suit I wanted to try on and then and they got mad at me for…read morenot liking a suit.

Cute store, wonderfully curated. It's one of the few stores that has an abundance of finished…read moreobjects for sale (along with what pattern it is). They have a lot of stuff from cocoknits- great to see the items in person. The yarn selection is really nice but it's also super pricey - some yarns are imported which I guess adds up to the markup in pricing.

Visited this cute little Oakland yarn shop on a busy Saturday. It was toward the end of the 2025…read moreBay Area Yarn Crawl, plus they were having a trunk show. I've wanted to check out this shop for many years and wasn't disappointed. They have lots of beautiful yarn in many different fibers, weight, and colors. You can even pick out specific natural colors to dye it. They also offer fabric, books, bags, and tons of cute accessories for knitting and sewing. They were prepared for the crowds-- there were many friendly staff members on the floor offering assistance. One person had made stitch markers with the evil eye symbol and was handing them out. They also had free CocoKnits tape measures, stickers, and knitting patterns for this special occasion. I really enjoyed my visit.

Service: amazing Selection: well rounded…read moreValue: unbelievable We made a reservation for the bridal tour at 1pm. As we were running late, I called to let the staff know and they were very accommodating. My friends and I had the pleasure of checking out the bridal and Normandy lace collection. Who knew that the side bustle was a political statement. We also enjoyed checking out some unique pieces (court length train and polka dot wedding dress top). The Normandy lace collection was amazing as well. What a lovely visit it was and it was free. They are open to cash donations. The place also offered corset making and bead embroidery classes!

Open since 1965, charming lace & sewing shop with a cute wedding dress museum located upstairs…read more Upon entering store, you can see the various classes that are offered. Vintage-esque feel with handwritten prices. Random button items in a basket 10c + up to $12 for a small pack of buttons marked antique. Aisles of lace, ribbons, purse handles, purse charm pulls, knitting. & crochet items. Cozy Book section. Wedding veils & hoop skirts. And many sewing needles, measuring tape & Scissors. Lucky enough to be offered to take the self guided tour of the various vintage wedding dresses and photos to see how these special dresses have evolved .