Found this quilt shop online. I am in NH and was traveling to Midwest and had to fly into Kansas…read moreCity. This shop is 50 minutes of easy driving from there. Best selection of Kaffee Fassett I have seen. Tons of Batons and modern prints. Staff was friendly and super helpful. I rate this a MUST stop

Friendly and helpful staff! Lots of colors and patterns to choose from! Also plenty of kits and…read moreworkshops to learn more!

I attend the yearly cross stitch shop hop, and it includes Stitch On Needlework. This is a quilt…read moreshop/collectibles shop/needlework shop, all in one. I like looking at the collections, but I manage to stay away from them. If you want Jayhawk of any kind: material, cross stitch patterns, anything, they have it. But, other than that, they are quite small. The quilt shop area is kind of cool, again, great for people who do quilting, and live in Lawrence. Jayhawk fabric is hard to find elsewhere. I have alot of it in my stash, thanks to this store. As for other cross stitch items, kind of basic supplies I can get in Missouri. But, when I participate in the cross stitch shop hop,I always pick up a Lawrence, KU or Jayhawk pattern or fabric of some kind. It sits on Mass. Street, up the street from the Yarn Barn. There is parking on the street, it is metered. There is plenty of stores to visit while on Mass. Street. So, plan accordingly.

After I entered Stitch On Needlework Shop, I was told to stick my hand into Frankenstein's mouth!…read moreI'm down with that! It was gooey, disgusting and . . . I'm kidding. It was just a cookie jar, but it made the coolest growl while its eyes flashed in fury. The best way to describe the shop? Read my take on Bittersweet Hollow over in Parkville. We're basically talking twins here except for the needlework section in the back of shop here at Stitch On. Crafted collectibles include Department 56 and Byer's Choice. You'll also find a large selection of Vera Bradley purses and bags to throw your crap in. For the decorator, its a paradise of holiday items to "festivus" your home. (C'mon you Seinfeld freaks!) I'd say the shop's greatest asset was the service. Her involvement and conversation over frankensteins and draculas had me grinning from ear to ear.

It's been awhile since I had a project that required fabric. The selection here was wonderful. The…read moreservice was excellent. The PROFESSIONAL was kind and so patient. I was a complete novice.

This was my first visit to this fabric store and I was quite excited. They're located in English…read moreLanding and there are several places to park. I love Parkville; it's such a quaint area. Now for the shop! It's a nice sized shop filled full of good quality fabric. It's a quilter's paradise. I believe the woman that helped me was the owner. She was friendly and knowledgeable. I wasn't quite sure what I was looking for and she helped me select some pretty fabric. They also have thread. I was wanting thread for embroidery and was not familiar with the thread she carried. She explained which one would meet my needs. If you're looking for a fabric store, I'd encourage you to stop by this charming shop.

The couple that runs this store is the best! They have been incredibly helpful without being pushy…read moreevery time we went in. The shop has a great selection of 100% cotton fabrics with all kinds of designs, colors, etc. We've stopped by several times during the pandemic and each time has been more lovely than the next.

Just a terrible experience. Haggle, haggle, haggle. They were pretty much not interested in…read morehelping me unless I would first commit to buying. Wouldn't even tell me the price, unless I committed to the purchase, and they had me outnumbered. That's when I left.

I went in on a Monday 30 min before closing, she helped me pick out fabric for my first sewing…read moreproject, explained everything to me and was just as excited as I was. It was a great experience, and at a great price , I will definitely be back.

Located on the square of Garnett, this quilt shop has a large selection of standard and wide back…read morefabrics. Wide backs sells for less than $12 and most standard bolts for around $8 or less. Fat quarters were $2-3. No full lines of fabrics, but a lot of blenders and novelty fabrics. Also a variety of notions, patterns and panels.

Great little quilt shop we stopped at on our way back from Nebraska to Texas…read more Bought some fabric and have had to order more twice now. Janet was so helpful and accomodating. Wish they weren't so far from North Texas.....it would be definitely be my "Go-To" quilt store.

omg best little town place ever! Helpful and great prices made the wedding in westphalea a day…read morespecial!

Are you kidding me?!? This store is 15 minutes from my house and it's so much fun! There's fabric…read moreand notions and trim and so much more.

I do not even know where to begin! With each visit to KC I find more reasons to throw more money…read moreinto their economy. My ancestors would be so proud I have returned to sewing but they would also question why I waited so long. Wish I would have taken my opportunities to learn from my ancestors. I am always on the lookout for affordable fabric. Especially as I am learning this new hobby. One of my spring break goals was to find options for fabric. Found this glorious option. The staff is helpful. My questions were answered with patience and kindness. It was interesting to watch the interactions with the regulars. There are so many options for fabric. I need to have particular projects in mind for next trip to the shop. Without a project in mind it is easy to want to buy everything that is pretty. Super long review so thanks of you are still reading. I hope to return to the shop this summer a d give them all my money. One more thing - this is not just a place for quilters. They have apparel fabric as well.

This is my kids' favorite store when we visit Lawrence. Mainly to visit the shop cat Dave, but also…read morefor the fun craft options upstairs or sticker selections in the back of the store. They also have the haunted bathroom which is fun although I have to say I've never experienced it. If you need a new shop for unique gifts you should definitely check it out.

Mass Street is full of shops & boutiques in which to stop and part with some of your hard-earned…read moremoney, and Wonder Fair is no different. Well, actually it is, because it's full of cool stuff. Think gift shop + art shop + boutique curio, and maybe that *starts* to describe the space. There are plenty of keepsakes, art supplies, and gift ideas that will run your tab up very quickly. It's all good stuff, mind you, but it's almost like they should have an "I'll take one of everything package". The front of the store is mostly boutique-ish and has a small up and downstairs. You can find gifts for just about anyone, and this is the kind of place where you can stuff stockings or get something unique for that special someone. If you need ideas, then ask one of the staff who are always willing to help. If you need specifics in the art department, then there is a station in the back to help you with various items such as paper types or other supplies. The unique nature of some of the items leads to perhaps some higher prices, but the value is spot on. You're finding gifts, not clipping coupons, so enjoy and shop a little. For everything that you think might be marked a little high, just remind yourself that you probably aren't going to find that in very many other places. And that's the fun of shopping: just browsing when you have the time and maybe the resources, looking at things that you didn't know you were going to find, and in this case, helping a great small business thrive.