5 stars. I've been visiting this shop for many years, and…read moreit's such a treat to have a local quilt shop near my house. They have a fantastic fabric selection, including all the designer fabrics I love. There's a huge variety of batiks, solids, high-quality threads, and quilting supplies. The classroom is spacious, and they offer great classes. I especially love their long-arm rental program. After taking the certification class, I was able to rent the machine for the day--I've finished up to three quilts in a single session! They even have a break room where you can bring your lunch, which makes for a comfortable and productive day. Everyone there is so friendly and helpful--they really make you feel right at home. This is my go-to quilting place now!

This is a wonderful shop! Lots of selection and space. A big classroom. It is hard to find but…read moredon't give up!!

G Street Fabrics is a must-visit destination for makers of all kinds. The store offers an…read moreimpressive variety of fabrics, from trendy fashion prints to classic quilting and home décor options, along with a huge selection of sewing notions and tools. The atmosphere is creative and welcoming, and the staff truly go above and beyond. They're patient, knowledgeable, and always happy to share advice or help you find exactly what you need. The sewing machine area is especially helpful, with expert support that makes even big purchases feel comfortable and confident. My wife bought a Bernina machine from Esther, and she is a gem. The heart of G Street is the very knowledgeable staff that sets them apart from any box store. Whether you're working on a small craft or a major project, G Street Fabrics consistently delivers quality, expertise, and inspiration. Highly recommend!

The staff is so helpful. There is a good selection of fabrics. So glad to see an independent place…read morethriving.

Never had a bad experience. Always has what I need and want! Service is excellent!…read more Stores exceptionally clean. Many new products to introduce! I'm on crutches right now, and they are super helpful! Decent ad's! Local access. I love Holly Lobby!!!! Cherrie

Hobby Lobby always has a great selection certain items are a bit pricy (check around). The puzzles…read moreare usually pretty good especially when on sale. Hobby Lobby needs be get with modern technology and accept Apple Pay, otherwise it's good shopping here.

Loved this place: the concept, the people running it and the level of organization. Small but…read moremighty. Definitely worth a stop in!

I've been to a similar shop like this back home in Los Angeles (Remainders in Pasadena for those…read moreinterested) and now that I live in Baltimore and remain a frequent crafter (sewist, knitter, and general hobbyist), I was delighted to find out this shop existed. I've been on the hunt for some cheap supplies, specifically a pinback button machine as this is around $50-60 new online and since I'm using funds from the school club I'm in to buy it; this felt excessive. Unfortunately they didn't have this machine and apparently only have ones in stock like this once in a while as they tend to go fast. Not deterred, I kept exploring the rest of the shop. Price wise, this place is THE best craft store you can and should stop into before going elsewhere to see if they have supplies you could use. You name it; they have it or have had it in the past. Supply varies as they depend on donations but with some supplies I bought costing just a quarter, I truly cannot be mad. They had yarn, paper supplies, knitting supplies, beadwork items, sewing supplies including patterns and zippers and sewing feet, stationary and scrapbook/journaling supplies. I absolutely recommend any crafters on a budget to come out here.

Great selection but she does not take credit cards! Also, lack of qualified help! You are on your…read moreown!

Very disappointed with my recent visit. I've shopped here before without issue, but this experience…read morewas completely different. First, Google listed the opening time as 10 a.m., but the store did not open until 11. We had driven from Baltimore to get ahead of bad weather, tried calling multiple times, and found the voicemail full. There's no website to confirm hours, so we were left guessing whether to wait. Once inside, we spent nearly two hours selecting eight fabrics for multiple projects. Many fabrics were not priced, and the single employee cutting fabric had to repeatedly walk to the front of the store to ask the owner for pricing or answers to basic questions, which made the process extremely slow. The final issue was a large-print fabric that had deep slashes running several yards into the roll, along with visible black marks. I asked that the damaged portion be cut off or that cutting begin from the other end of the roll. The owner refused and told me that if I didn't like it, I didn't have to buy it, stating multiple times that they are a "for profit store." I have over 50 years of experience buying fabric and have never been expected to pay for clearly damaged yardage. We ultimately walked out without purchasing anything, leaving eight rolls at the cutting table--well over $1,000 in sales lost. It's disappointing to see how much this store has changed. It was once staffed by knowledgeable, helpful people who wanted to assist customers. I won't be returning.

Sooo welcoming! Absolutely a treat to shop and purchase fabric, antiques, get advice, learn, and,…read morejust have a good time.

This store is an amazing addition to the local scene. It is a combination fabric, yarn, art supply…read morestore, a gathering space, a vintage/antique shop, and a classroom. There is room out on the porch & inside at a big maker space table for people to work on projects. There is a classroom area in the rear & I understand a class schedule is coming. My Fiber Arts group went together on a "field trip" to explore. They have all kinds of fabrics, kits, & curated bundles of fat quarters for quilting. Everything is so well thought out, presented, and displayed. I know a bunch of my friends who are going to want to move in & "live" there. It is around in the rear of a shopping center, so as you turn in from Benfield Rd, go all the way back past the string if restaurants and stores and around the rear corner. There is plenty of parking. Best of all, it is women-owned and not a big box store

Awesome local fabric shop, lots of bolts to choose from!…read more Clean and well organized on the inside, welcoming atmosphere, friendly customer service. Will definitely return for future projects!

If you're into sewing, croqueting, and more, there's no better place. Along a main road in…read moreHyattsville with many other shops, this spacious store sells all sorts of yarn, string, and more. They even sell kits to help teach you how to croquet. Staff are friendly and passionate at connecting you to their art.

I was relocating back to my townhouse after renting it for 11 years…read more I wanted a custom window treatment for my bay window. Elliot came out to meet with me and brought many

My parents had a beautiful wood based chair that they no longer wanted/needed, so they asked if I…read morewanted to take it off their hands. It was barely used and was in excellent condition, but for some odd reason the cushion was sinking. I figured, if I got it reupholstered to the color of my choice and had the cushion replaced, it would be good as new. I took to my handy dandy Yelp app and did a search and Mill End popped up. I'm familiar with the shop, since a family member worked there years ago, but I had no clue they did this type of work. I gave them a call and was told to bring in a picture to evaluate the chair because they didn't want me to be without my chair for a long time. Well, I thought bringing in the chair itself would be easier, since I wasn't in a hurry for it. I was greeted by a very knowledgeable staff member who gushed about how beautiful the chair was. She did an evaluation of what would be needed to repair and reupholster it and then showed me the fabrics that were available in the color I selected. They have a large variety of fabrics on-sight in the store, but they do have options that can be ordered. The one I selected was on-sight. We agreed upon the estimated price, I filled out some paperwork and I was out the door. It was literally that quick and simple. Since they have a pretty extensive client list waiting for their projects before me, my estimated date for the chair to be completed was about 2 months or so. To my surprise, I was called about a month later informing me that my chair was ready. I arrived and was extremely pleased with my brand new chair. The workmanship was beautifully done and the cushion they replaced was perfectly placed. They did such a phenomenal job, my parents wanted their chair back. Lol! Not on my watch! Yes, Mill End is a bit pricey, but so worth it! They're truly professionals. I'm planning to get my dinning room chairs reupholstered in the near future, so I made sure to get an estimate while I was there. I'll absolutely be back in the near future.