They have a beautiful selection of quilting fabrics and the most beautiful home Dec fabricread more

Excellent customer service and a great selection of fabrics. I was looking for fabric to make a…read morequilt and found everything I needed, including 108" wide fabric for the quilt backing. Prices are also very reasonable.

Great selection of extra wide fabric and helpful service Will travel to shop there againread more

I am a loyal "Row by Row" girl, and once again their 2017 panel is adorable. In addition to fabric…read morethere are lots of notions, rulers, threads, notions and long arm supplies. They offer longarm customquilting services, and also sell a large variety of sewing machines. The store owner is super friendly and helpful. Great location with lots of parking. Don't miss this hidden gem!

Kathy is an absolute delight! I brought my ancient Kenmore in, she didn't shy away from servicing…read moreit, didn't try to sell me something new... she was able to address my concern about the machine and the fix it price was very fair! Stop in, it's worth the visit!!

Fantastic machine repair service. Wish there were still more technicians like her who understand…read moreand want to save old sewing machines.

Bassy saved my wedding dress and my wedding day!…read more I had originally gone to another tailor recommended by the boutique where I purchased my strapless princess gown. Unfortunately, the work done at the other tailor's shop left my dress butchered. When I realized something was wrong with the original tailoring, it was two months before my wedding. I was distraught because I didn't think a new tailor would take me due to the limited time before my wedding and it being right before bridal and prom season. However, someone recommended I contact Bassy and I'm so grateful for their rec! Bassy listened to my concerns regarding my dress and what the other tailor had planned to do to it, advised me to take back my dress straight away, and booked me for an appointment ASAP. Within a week Bassy had me in her shop to assess all the damage that had been done by the previous tailor: (1) the hem was uneven by inches; (2) the train was lopsided; (3) the bustle was just a loop and a button that would be visible and unsecure; (4) the bodice was taken in so much that three people were needed to zip me up, which (5) left the zipper of my dress straining and puckering; (6) so much of the bust was trimmed away that my chest was exposed whenever I moved; and (7) they made a sash instead of the custom shawl I ordered for my ceremony. The worst part about the original tailoring work is that so much fabric was cut away there was barely any fabric left to correct the shoddy work. My dress was in really horrible shape and I knew I wouldn't be able to find or order another dress in time for my wedding. Despite the multiple problems with my dress, Bassy assured me she would find solutions for the above issues and she did! Bassy evened out the dress' hem by rehemming it and removing a portion of its petticoat to ensure it kissed the floor evenly. For the train, she adjusted it so it would be symmetrical and less oblong. It looked gorgeous trailing behind me as I walked down the aisle. The bodice was a tricky fix, but Bassy executed it perfectly! To expand the bodice, she needed extra fabric and found it within the seam allowance of the bodice's panels. She undid every panel, let out a little bit of fabric from each, and carefully stitched the bodice back up so that each panel was even and proportional. She was able to expand the bodice while also making it look like it hadn't been deconstructed. Bassy's work allowed me to properly breath while wearing my dress and my mother was able to zip me up by herself with no trouble! Bassy also created a custom shawl for me that looked like something Audrey Hepburn would wear! The attention to detail is so incredible! Bassy made the shawl so there was a slight curve in the front that elegantly hugs my collar bone. I love this shawl so much I plan to continue wearing it for special events. The most incredible fix Bassy made to my dress is the bust. I thought I'd have to wear my shawl the entire wedding. Instead, she came up with the incredible idea to build up the bust of my dress with additional fabric. The original bust had a cat eye neckline with draping across it. Bassy was able to expand the bust above my chest and next to my underarms to give me more coverage. She did this by building up fabric that mimics the original bustline's shape. The final result is beautiful! No one would ever know that the work Bassy did was not part of the dress' original design. I'm incredibly grateful for the amazing and transformative work Bassy did to my dress, her professionalism, her expert advice, and her direct and honest communication. She always set realistic expectations and provided alternative solutions that would not compromise the integrity of my dress or its overall style. Bassy is also just a lovely person to be around. I was really sad about the state my dress was left in by the previous tailor. With each visit to Bassy's (and she booked me for as many as needed to get my dress perfect), I felt better and more confident. Bassy saved my dress, my wedding, and my peace of mind. THANK YOU BASSY!!!

Very expensive! Piles of uniforms left ontop of a table and a dress half folded onto of the piles…read more My dress was almost going to be left unzipped in my broken bag. Very very expensive! I found somewhere else and it was more reasonable!

My daughter introduced me to this business 2 years ago and I am so glad she did! The welcoming…read moreowner,teacher and classmates that soon became friends kept me looking forward to my class every Thursday. I've been knitting since I was 8 years old but there's always something to learn. My teacher has the patience of Job! She smiles and laughs with us as we make our way through new or tricky techniques. I highly recommend this business! Any yarn you might imagine wanting, is there! All sorts of needles, patterns, buttons and most of all help are available in this shop. I call it my happy place!

My mom is visiting from Texas, we were super excited to make the trip to Plainville to check out…read morethree bags full. I checked the hours and made sure to arrive with plenty of time before closing. It is 1:45pm on a Tuesday and we just pulled up to see the shop is closed. Super frustrating that you're closed sign is hanging clearly above shop hours stating Tuesday:10-5

I started shopping here as a young girl, when his dad ran the business over by Sacred Heart Church…read more I love the atmosphere, the selection is always interesting, the choices of yarns and colors...just love looking and I always find stuff! Great stuff!

The inside is similar to the concept of the Goodwill bins. Not every yarn's fiber content is…read morelabeled, but the prices are really really affordable. The mill is not wheelchair accessible: the entrance is up a set of stairs. The store itself is up another flight of stairs (I did not see an elevator, but I don't know for sure if there isn't one), and the interior is pretty cramped by all the yarn.

I've been to this a few times for supplies as a stained glass artist. I've never been terribly…read moreimpressed, but it's the closest to me. I prefer Whittemore Durgin (in Rockland) or Absolute Glass (in Methuen), Most recently, I came in for brass tubing and shopped scrap glass, only to find the place is being taken over by a rather aggressive little man. Glass scrap that was usually $3 a pound was suddenly $5 a pound (which is a ridiculous price). I purchased some brass tubing at $1 a piece. Two weeks later, I went back for more brass tubing (thinking it was hard to find) and the price had gone up! I purchase what I could afford with cash, since they now suddenly took cash only, and drove away. Worried that I wouldn't be able to find tubing again (and that the new guy would raise the price AGAIN), I stopped at a gas station to get more cash and go back for more tubing. When the angry little man saw me come back in, he refused to sell me any more. He said "I need to price it out, first." When I said "but you just sold it to me for $xx a piece ten minutes ago!" Nope. He wouldn't sell it. Said he was trying to figure out the shop and pricing and wouldn't sell it until Monday. If you need to "figure out the pricing"--shouldn't you be closed until you do? Shouldn't you sell the items you sold just minutes ago for the same price? I doesn't really matter--because a quick phone call in the car, and I learned that Whittemore Durgin (a REAL stained glass shop) has the exact same pieces for 50 cents each. Bye, Stained Crap Emporium. Never going back there again!j

Nice selection of glass. Sales person was knowledgeable about stained glass! Store was a little…read morecluttered

Absolutely a must when we visit Seekonk MA! So much outstanding home decorations quality made and…read morevery reasonably priced. I can't wait to go back again. Love this store!

Personal Touch focuses mainly on primitive home decor. While my home isn't decorated in primitive…read morestyle, they do have a few items that would fit into my home and probably most homes. They carry some of the same items you would find in many of the small home decor stores in the area. It's spacious inside and the owner was cordial. I found some prices to be high and others are reasonable. While I don't think I'll be a regular shopper, I may stop in when shopping for a gift.