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.

Cute little locally owned quilting, fabric and sewing machine shop. Purchased some fabric panels…read morefor a quilt and pre-ordered orders.will definitely pop in whenever I am in the area.

A delightful store located downtown. A variety of fabric, project inspiration and friendly staff…read more Sewing machines and classes available as well.

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.

We moved an old mid century modern couch with us from Colorado, and it was a beautiful piece…read more After looking at companies around me I decided on Calico. They didn't disappoint, from emails that really drilled down to what I was looking for, to the home visit and then the pick up and drop off of the couch, what an amazing change. Brand new this couch would have been 4K back in Colorado, glad I didn't spend that much!

Stopped by today to ask for help with two ottomans I wanted to slip cover. One associate working…read morewith a customer on the sales floor. Another associate at desk with customer having the LONGEST personal conversation while two of us waited patiently for someone to help us. Finally walked out after ten minutes. I was never greeted the entire time I walked through the store and waited at the cash wrap. You lost my business.

I was at this store today trying to find fabrics to match a Christmas project I'm working on and…read morenotions for several other projects. No quilts, but things that still require thread and fabric. Their selection of thread is abysmal. Their notions section is tiny. And, their fabric choices are limited, to say the least. I was trying to find green fabric to use as a backing for a tree skirt. While there are MANY shades of green, I hoped to find MANY of them today to compare with what I already have. The three greens I found (yeah, just 3!) were not even close; in fact, they were nothing I would want to use on a Christmas project. As far as customer service goes, it was non-existent. Not a single person offered me help. The cute little puppy in the doorway (the one I almost tripped over when I walked in) got a LOT of attention, though. I guess the staff's priorities are just different than mine.

Super service and beautiful selections!! I'm from Arkansas, but always stop by when coming to see…read moremy kids that live here!

This definitely is a great place for anyone looking for crafting supplies. Especially fabric,…read morethread, and paint. The prices are affordable and I was able to grab a few things at a good price. I was expecting more variety in supplies. But it's all donation based so why would all the good stuff be donated lol. Take a look if you're in the area!

This is every crafters dream! I crochet a ton so I stopped by to check out the yarn selection and…read morewas pleasantly surprised. They had an abundance of yarn, that were unique. They also had patterns, hooks, and other textiles and fabrics. Honestly any craft, they most likely have. It felt like a crafting thrift store!

Victor's is a delight to shop at. Victor was very helpful in assisting me with selections. The…read moreselection of fabrics, lamp shades and furniture pieces was outstanding! The creativity and knowledge of fabrics and design styles is fantastic. Will definitely return. Jean Mears Overland Park KS

This is a beautiful store with amazing products. Victor was wonderful to work with. If you're…read morelooking for a home decor, lamps lampshades etc. this is the place for you.

They are so helpful and have a fabulous selection of projects to keep me busy for ages!read more

Can't recommend this darling store enough! Cindy was so knowledgeable, patient, kind, and talented!…read moreReally looking forward to diving into this new hobby of mine.

This was my first time going to the PraIrie View Art Fair. It was very nice; the weather was…read morebeautiful. I saw some pieces I wish I could afford. They were beautiful. They had a live band, various type of vendors that sale art, jewelry, etc., food and drinks to purchase from local restaurants that are located in the mall area. I would definitely go again.

This is the second year we've attended this festival, which was this w/e. Lois, Nancy and I went…read more@10AM to try to beat the heat, which has been brutal. The range of artists is broad and the quality, for the most part, was excellent. The prices are very reasonable, given the quality. There was an array of jewelers, some whose work we've seen before and some new to us. There were glass artists, ceramic artists, wood workers, textile workers and others whose work defied categorization. Some were local, others were from Florida, Colorado, Utah, California, Minnesota and Wisconsin. There were several whose work called out to me and it was only the lack of wall or table space that kept me from buying. Most enticing to me was the work of a mixed media artist from Minnesota, Brenna Busse: http://www.brennabusse.com/images/mixed-media/ As for the jewelry, I had my impulses firmly in hand and resisted, although there were some gorgeous pieces. There were food booths along the perimeter of the fair, but we were saving ourselves for Danny Edwards barbecue for lunch. There was also a farmers' market w/ home grown produce and homemade preserves. Nancy scored some green peas and was very pleased, as she had been unaware the farmers' market was even here. After close to an hour and a half the heat got to be too much and we headed home, but it was a very fine art fair, smaller than Brookside, but very well chosen.