Very helpful staff. I'm a new quilter and I learned a lot and got quality supplies! I highly…read morerecommend this business for all of your fabric needs!

Plenty of fabric options. Looking for a certain color. They have it. All employees are helpful. I…read moresometimes just visit to see and touch the fabric.

If you are my mom, need a gift card for my mom or need to keep my mom busy this is your place. My…read moremom knits wonders for her grandchildren, my cousins' ugly kids and when I'm not a whole miscreant she makes me stuff too. This is where we buy the supplies. Buy local. The big box stores are for your pockets.

This place is fantastic! I just got into knitting and started by going to the store. The woman who…read moreowns it help me pick out a pattern get the right yarn and explain what to do in next steps whenever I had trouble with the pattern I would come in and she would help me. I don't know much about yarn prices. I'm sure it's a little more expensive at a local shop than a big chain store, but it is worth it with all the help you get and personalization. I haven't taken any of the classes yet, but she also offers a lot of crafting classes.

If, in the course of human events, you need what they offer here you will find a good selection and…read moregood service. I was helping a disabled family member shop for some fabric for a project and they were helpful in regard to their mobility and my ignorance of the language of fabric shopping. Upholstery? I'm not sure. I was dumb and they were nice about it. They were helpful. There aren't a lot of options for fabric shopping compared to when we had a pro-business President but this is where we are, there are less stores with less stuff than 2016. We have to make do and this place will do that for you.

I feel like an old codger saying "I used to get a gallon of gas for a quarter". I always went to…read moreA. Baer or Boone Fabric for material. Granted it's been awhile. Unfortunately A. Baer has closed so I went to Boone's Fabric in Middletown, Ky. I just bought 1/2 a yard of velvet material for $33!!!! Am I that out of touch? I felt that was ridiculously high & expressed that opinion. Then not being up on my math skills I asked how much cording I'd need for a 14" round pillow on both sides. She cut me 28". I stood there for a minute... confused...made the 28" into a circle....no where near enough even for 1 side. Guess my moral of the story!!! Last trip to Boone...OMW to Hobby Lobby!

Excellent job reupholstering our set of dining room chairs. Workmanship placing material was…read moreprofessional and well done. They cleaned up the upper chair backing and applied fabric protection on the entire chair. We are very pleased and highly recommend.

I took a couch and Love seat in to Thrifty fabrics . They did a beautiful job . Very friendly and…read morehelpful

Oh, Hobby Lobby, aka the Hob Lob, you're my guilty pleasure…read more I don't shop at Hobby Lobby as often as I once did due to Hobby Lobby's stance on issues and politics, but maybe once or twice a year I visit to buy holiday decorations or craft supplies. Today was one of those days. Hobby Lobby has a wide variety of items. This especially includes fabrics, frames, knick knacks, silk flowers and art supplies. And the employees have always been helpful when asked. Quick tip: Download the Hobby Lobby app to get 40% off one regularly priced item per purchase. Many items are already marked down 20-60% daily too. I do wish Hobby Lobby's website though was more up-to-date with the current COVID climate. As far as I can see, there is no pick-up at store or curbside pick-up option. You can only buy online to ship. At this point, businesses and especially companies as large as Hobby Lobby have had enough time to get their websites up to speed with this.

Clarksville IN location is terrible. Avoid for all cause. The 3rd party frame vendor does great…read morejobs but customer service team at the local branch is terrible. Especially you spend big money on frame and you ah e to deal with those people...not worth the experience.

I had a couch that I really did not want to do away with, but the down cushions had failed. They…read morewere flat and leaking feathers. The couch and fabric were still in great condition, so I took the cushions to Walker Fabrics to have them remade. They are perfect! Firm and like new. It's hard to find an upholsterer who works in rebuilding feather upholstery, and the Walker team are masters! I couldn't be happier with the finished product.

Awesome experience. Reupholstered an old couch for us that is so comfortable we didn't want to get…read morerid of it. It looks great and is still just as comfortable! I highly recommend this company. Sometimes keeping old things makes sense.

This review is for their online service. I haven't been to the actual store as of yet. But this…read morehonestly is one business I will continue to order from due to the very informative emails on products and events. Cute quilt fairies magic that I presume goes with their business name. Joy indeed. When I asked for a tracking number for the order, I realized I was asking for it before it was shipped. But yet there was an estimated delivery date. It has shipped and it appears it should be arriving 3 days prior to the originally estimated Monday date. Wahoo. Lots of joy here! I originally landed on their website due to looking for a specific fabric. I also ordered a couple of cutting rulers while I was at it. Fast delivery. Great products. Super nice and happy service from their quilt fairies. Sounds like a dreamy part of my new quilting life.

Wow! What a beautiful store. Really great selection of quilting fabrics, supplies, thread, tools…read morepatterns everything. Also learn to long arm! Ample parking. I'm happy I found this place.

I really needed specific color serger thread to tailor some pants. Austin's had a great selection…read moreof Maxi-Lock colors to choose from. The workers were all very helpful & friendly. The store is a kinda cluttered because there's so much in it, but I'll take some clutter over fewer items. Sewing notions are getting harder & harder to find, so it's great when I can find what I need without ordering online & hoping I pick the right color. My one star deduction is because they only carry 100% cotton quilting fabric. I know it's the popular option, but a poly/cotton blend will last much longer.

On March 31, I took a skirt in to be hemmed. I said I didn't need it for a week. The owner said…read moreshe would call me when it was ready. On April 15 when I still hadn't heard from her, I called to ask if it was ready. She said she had misplaced the skirt but was going to hem it that day. Since I was out of town, I told her I would pick it up on April 18. I get there on April 18, and the skirt is not only not ready, it's not even there. She had outsourced it to be done elsewhere. I then had to pay $4.95 more than the $14 I had been quoted. The owner said she'd have the skirt dropped off, which she did. I just tried on the skirt, and it's not even the length it was supposed to be. I will never go back to this place. I might have given them a two-star rating had they apologized, but they offered ZERO apologies for the inconvenience and price discrepancy.

Lots of great finds. New quilt cottons and vintage fabrics. All kinds of notions and sewing…read moresupplies.

From the owner: Family owned fabric, yard, notions and more business. We have a variety of Barnat yarns. Tatting,…read morequilting, embroidery and sewing supplies. Fabrics include: cottons, flannels, felt, canvas, wools, satins, velvet, upholstery, drapery and more. We have buttons, lace, trims, thread, zippers, patterns, etc. Jack Dempsey embroidery quilt blocks, tea towels, pillow cases, table runners etc.

My lawd! This group…read moreis killer. The space is unbelievable. Cozy. Open minded. I highly recommend this soace to host w workshop or attend one!

Gaining new skills in a fun environment? That's a big "hell yes!" in my book…read more I attended one of Level Up Louisville's first classes a year or two ago -- a mixology class where I actually got to make cocktails in Copper & Kings rooftop bar space. And finally my husband and I got to take in new class last week -- "Monetizing Your Home with AirBnB." We had been thinking about maybe one day renting out one of the units in our duplex through AirBnB. This seemed like a great opportunity to dip our toes in a bit. That's really one thing I very much appreciate about Level Up Louisville -- the range of class topics. So for $35 each, we got spots in the class, which met in the home of a local AirBnB superhost. The dozen or so of us started with a glass of wine and chatting in our host's gorgeous Old Louisville kitchen. And then we went up to her AirBnB unit, which was an expertly decorated top-floor studio. Up there, we talked about a range of topics, such as selecting guests, fixing up your unit, deciding what aspects of a unit to invest in, what to do about problem guests, what permits you need, etc. By the time we left, my husband had an entire page of notes, and we had so much more to think about than we had originally expected. When we left, my husband even remarked how impressed he was and how the class was worth every penny of the $70 we spent. It's safe to say that this class won't be my last. One other quick thing to note: If you take a class, don't be "that guy," who comes in as a student but ends up taking over the class, mansplaining all over the teacher. We get it -- you know things. But if you're over-talking the host, speaking up more to try and answer other students' questions rather than ask your own, you are not helping. We didn't pay to hear you speak; we paid to hear her.