I am so happy! When you left Corvallis I was told you had simply closed shop! I had no where to get…read morethe fabrics I wanted or needed. Heart broken couldn't described what I went through. Ok...a bit dramatic, but honestly? You are irreplaceable! I was whining just last week that there was no more Rain Shed. My friend looked at me like I was crazy! It didn't close shop...it moved to Albany! I have missed you for many, many years, my old friend! I will be seeing you soon!

Awwwww man! I can't say enough good things about this place!…read more Looking for hard to find cloth for home made sporting goods? Help from employees who care and can offer decent advice? Need an awesome supply of cool fasteners? 550 paracord? In bulk? How about 3 ply waterproof, breathable fabric (ala gore-tex)? Ballistic durable water resistant nylon? Go. Go to The Rain Shed! After driving all over Salem this afternoon, Salem Tent and Awning, Joanne Fabric and Hancock Fabric, my wife and I went here and got EVERYTHING we needed for me to make some gaiters. Not only did she know what I was talking about, the clerk had great advice and was really knowledgeable about the attributes of the fabric. Great selection, great service, great store!

Grandma's Attic is a wonderful quilt shop with very helpful and knowledgable staff. They have a…read moregreat selection of batiks, 1930's, civil war representations and children's fabrics. Its always worth the trip to Dallas to stop there.

My friend and I went there on then Stitches Hop Shop. This was my favorite fabric store out of 18…read more Great selection of fabric but not only that, the display of merchandise was great and inspiring. There was also a large choice quilt patterns and a file of free patterns. The classroom was buzzing with happy students. The place is warm and friendly. They also carry The Leaning Tree cards and merchandise. Go there. You'll be happy you did.

Great variety, new items, frequent sales, beautiful mervhandise, really fun to shop thereread more

Lots of decorations made by poor people. Seems pretty rotten of the corporation but there were a…read morefew people shopping here despite this. The music playing was pretty awful and I needed to leave before checking out all the goods that can be made by exploitative business practices.

Quiltthis is a handy local shop but does not yet match the shop that use to be there. People are…read morehelpful and they do offer classes

Husband and I were in Jefferson for business and as we were going down the highway I screeched,…read more"quilt store!" Now I was driving, so really, Husband had noacquaint me with the store and w choice in the matter, but even if I hadn't been, I've trained my car to automatically stop at quilt stores. And bookstores. And yarn stores. So it's win-win all around, yeah? Purple Frog. First of all, I love the name. It's so whimsical. And there are purple frog decorations inside, too. I was greeted (Husband decided to stay in the car and nap or something) by two extremely friendly ladies, who took time from what they were doing to show me where things were located. Including the restroom. Which, by the way, was extremely clean. Unfortunately I didn't have as much time to browse as I'd wanted, because who should come through the door but Husband! Dang. I'm sure he came in to prevent too much financial damage. I doubt he was interested in the fabric, though he did pretend to kind of look around. Hah. He thought he looked so innocent, but I know better. The classroom is huge, and there's a long-arm quilting machine in there too. There's lots of room to spread out, and taking a class here would be a real pleasure. I really wish I'd had more time to look around. I wanted to see all of the batiks and just see all the wonderful other fabrics. But yeah, okay, it was a business trip and I did need to be considerate. I did end up buying some wonderful fabric for a Christmas project, though. The ladies were really wonderful helping me figure out how much fabric I needed for that, and I left feeling extremely glad that we'd stopped by. Final score: Lighting and appeal in general: 5 stars Customer service: Ditto Cleanliness of the shop and the bathroom: Ditto again. Fabric choices: Ditto yet again. Attractiveness and layout: Another 5 stars. I've been in a number of quilt stores, and The Purple Frog is at the top of my list. It's easy to find and is a great pleasure to shop in. Thank you ladies (I'm sorry I didn't get your names) for a truly enjoyable shopping experience. It's worth the drive down!

I have been looking for a go to Fabric Store since I have moved to Eugene. I came here and it was…read morereally hard to find. My DH and I circled around for about 30 minutes before we found it. In an unfamiliar area to us, it was well hidden. Once we found it, future visits would be ok if we come back. The stock is great for civil war and the decor was quite charming but the customer service was very lacking. We were not impressed.

Absolutely LOVE this quilt shop!! When I was new to Springfield, I happened upon it. From the…read morebeginning, it has been "my happy place". Kennette, the owner, has wonderful classes and she and her staff are beyond knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. Her fabrics are beautiful and of the highest quilting quality. I have since moved out of the state, but come back twice a year, just to see all of the friends I made at this shop and to attend Kennette's awesome quilting retreat. Do not go through the area without stopping in at this great quilting store!

Visited this quilt Shop and it was neat and well organized. The owner was pleasant and helpful…read more The selection was pretty good. The SALE fabrics were great. Please support quilt stores!

New quilting store in the old location of Quilters' Cove. Bonnie, the owner, is experienced and…read moreknowledgeable. She has altered the store to give it a more open and bright feel. She put together a wonderful, individualized, appliqué quilting block kit for me. Reasonably priced classes are offered, including beginning appliqué and beginning quilting. Highly recommended.

I LOVE this quilt shop. The owner is friendly and always has great suggestions as to what will…read morecoordinate with what you're working on. Great prices and they have great pricing on their in-store longarm services.

Loved shopping in this little store so much to discover. Fun fabrics and patterns good and good…read moreideas.

I hear that BJ's Fabrics and Quilts was a wonderful store and quite a draw. But when my husband and…read moreI stopped in Cloverdale, OR, today to find it, we learned that the previous owner died, and later, during Covid, the previous owner's granddaughter who had taken over the shop also sadly passed away. There is now a sign out front with a painted quilt block dedicated to the two of them, BJ and Jessica. The shop itself no longer exists.

I grew up going to this store back when it was in a warehouse on 2nd Street…read more I recently moved back to the area after living in other states and have never found a shop that has as much variety and decent prices. I was glad to see it still operating twenty years after I left Corvallis. I'm not fond of being overly watched whilst shopping- which is why I give 4 stars. The worker assisted me promptly when I inquired about jewelry. I love this place and am glad it still exists.

The staff was so mean, that I'll never shop here again. This is a far cry from the loving store…read morethis used to be.