Yarnia is a lovely store. There's no way it deserves such few orange stars…read more It has lots to choose from and lots of accessories for knitting and crocheting. Kathleen was lovely and VERY helpful! I'll be back, even though I live in New Brunswick.

Sales associate was very rude, definitely came off as discriminatory. I walked in said hello she…read moreasked if I need help, she was noticeably busy. Around the 3rd ask I gave in a said I actually had a question. After asking my question the response came in as visibly annoyed. I was told she was too busy for my question and to come back without my dogs. I asked if there was a no dog policy she said no but I found the root of the unfriendly response. I left the business and definitely have no intention on supporting unkind people. Shame very cute store, but not worth the treatment.

Christmas shopped at the store today. I had a load of things in my cart. Was told that I had to use…read morethe self check out because I was paying with a credit card, unless I signed up for the Michael's credit card. What????? I don't work for you! What the heck was that about? I was extremely disappointed and upset. I guess from now on I get to drive to the Hobby Lobby store. Unbelievable, maybe hire more help?

Currently paving and virtually inaccessible. Even before this was a mediocre location. Everything…read moreis locked in cases and customer service is poor. Employees are act inconvenienced by being asked to unlock merchandise from plastic cases (most things in arts and craft supplies). Haven't been thrilled before, but impolite service from Natalie today ensured I won't be back.

I have been to this shop many times over the years and it is a beautiful shop. There are many…read morelovely models and it has a wonderful inventory of cross stitch charts, fibers and kits. It has a nice layout and there is plenty of room. The fabrics are shown to you by request which I really dislike. So you need to know which fabric you are interest in purchasing. The shop is in a nice location and it is easy to get to. I stitch to relax and unnecessary drama defeats the purpose. I had been in the shop numerous times where customers were obviously not happy campers. Even though it didn't happen to me it really rubbed me the wrong way. to witness it. Everyone has a off day but it seemed that this shop owner has too many of them. All customers are not treated the same and little by little I just stop wanting to go there. I like to support LNS shops and shopping for stash is fun but this place always left me feeling a little uncomfortable. I ordered something once or twice and both times regretted placing the order. Customer service is generally the biggest reason to shop in a LNS and the lack it keeps many shoppers away from this shop. It's a shame but if you choose not acknowledge a problem you don't think there is anything to fix. In this economy that is very risky for a small business owner.

This store is OPEN.. Just there on Saturday, May 11,2019. Tawny has over 2000 sq ft of cross…read morestitch patterns new and old, flosses (Gentle Arts, Weeks, Classic Color as well as DMC, Anchor..) There is framing available as well. Linen is kept safely stored away from dirty grimy hands but Tawny will take out what ever count and colors you may be looking for and help you color plan your stitching. Been going to her for over 3 years now. A definite must on your stitching adventures...

This place is absolutely fantastic. i needed fabric for a large amount of shutter curtains in my…read morehouse and 3 other stores either didn't carry nice white sheer fabric or didn't have enough for what I need. Not only did Five Star Fabric House carry the fabric I wanted but the lovely, helpful store manager searched for extra fabric for me. He also was able to connect me with a seamstress to make the curtains. He was so helpful with measurements, was attentive throughout the process and even suggested a slight modification to the design of the curtain to improve them. The curtains are absolutely beautiful and well made and were made very timely. I'm extremely impressed with this store and will go again any time I need fabric!!!

Amazing service and Arshad is so knowledgeable in textiles he was a great help in selecting the…read moreright fabric for the right projects !

Friendliest service. Freely gives advise anytime. There is a good selection of threads and…read morecanvases.

Not happy. Ordered a canvas and was told it would be in quickly. Two months later nothing. Not even…read morea phone call. They had no problem taking a $50 deposit. I called end of Feb. and said they just got a delivery from the artist and my canvas was not in there. The artist was going on vacation I will call in a few days when she comes back. Now it is over three months and nothing. I call and leave a message at this point don't want the canvas just give me my deposit back. Believe it or not still nothing. I call and she says I left you a message. I had no message. Plus she is rude! She tells me the artist's painter had passed away when she got back from vacation. The canvas should of come into the store in January so not sure what she is talking about. Waiting for refund in the mail. Will not visit this shop again!!!

If you have champagne taste and want a great deal on high end yarn, you'll love this place! David…read morethe owner is a hard nosed darling. One of the bins of Moda Dea was not tagged and he gave me each cone at a fantastic price. He runs sales on top of discounts which makes this a dangerous place for any yarnivore. If you are a student, you get an additional discount. So happy I had my F.I.T. id on me. I left with two black garbage bags topped so full, one of the helpful sales gents had to help me load my car. Don't be put off by the industrial surroundings of the shop. It's a factory store open only occasionally to the public. Enjoy Paterson as you drive through it. The Great Falls brought industry here and by the late 1800's, the power of the waterfalls resulted in almost half of America's silk being produced in Paterson, hence the town's moniker of "Silk City." Perfect name choice for this business as you certainly feel like you are in a small city of silk when inside the vast caverns filled with cones and cones of yarn. Arrive early when doors open as the best items get scooped up quickly. The feeling of guilt will pass as you realize all the guys and gals present in the warehouse are in the same shopping frenzy as you. Their remorselessness is contagious. Be sure to have prebudgeted for the amount you are planning to spend or you will eating ramen noodles for three months trying to cover your rent. You can set out all the lovely cones of your yarn to stroke to distract you from any feelings of hunger.

I'm not sure if I've been living under a rock, but how did I not know about this store before? I…read morewas searching for some party décor items and found this on Google- Hobby Lobby near my location. I went in expecting just another store, but I was genuinely surprised by how huge it was. In short, it felt like a mix of HomeSense, HomeGoods, and Michaels -- but on a much larger scale. Right at the entrance, there were seasonal items (Easter stuff everywhere around this time), followed by gardening and porch/patio décor, and it just kept going. Every aisle was a wow moment. We went in for a few basic décor items, maybe $10-$20 worth, and ended up spending over $300 on canvases, paintings, kitchen items, and more. I couldn't believe it! So yes -- definitely worth a visit, and I'm sure I'll be going back again soo

I absolutely cannot with this location of Hobby Lobby…read more I have a closer Hobby Lobby in East Hanover, and that location is always clean, well-stocked and never has a line. This location is an absolute mess. There's a rare situation when I'm in the area for work, realize I forgot something and have to pop in. 'Popping in' means spending around an hour, since there are a ton of shoppers here and they keep ONE register open. Not great Hobby Lobby. Will avoid at all costs unless it's a dire situation.

I had to add my two cents to the reviewer who gave the heads up to the Fabric Warehouse at 970-C…read moreNew Brunswick Ave in Rahway. I COMPLETELY AGREE. and a big thank you because her review and photo led me to make the trip and I'm so glad I did. The Rahway warehouse is a fabric lover's dream. I recently was told about a 40% off sale of bolt fabric and ran down on a Sunday to fall in love with aisle after aisle of amazing choices. I found the stock very well organized by color - and then for instance all the silk choices were organized in a separate section. Easy to locate and view the selections. And the discount bins filled with yards of high quality fabrics for $10!! Your head will spin with all the creations your imagination will take off with while you aret here. One of my best friends I discovered has all her suits made from the suiting fabrics available here. Talk about keeping a great find secret..... My highest recommendation for fabrics. (Also I met some costume designers there on my visit who were purchasing the amazing faux fur fabrics. They too said the prices were the best.) Go and enjoy for yourself!

less of a selection since they changed locations in Belleville. unfortunately it's a hit and miss…read more it is a shame they downsized. the store does not offer the many choices of fabric it once did. I'm very disappointed.

Came here to see the showroom for Hunter Douglass window treatments…read more Not what I was expecting of a showroom, seemed underwhelming, but once I spoke with Suzette, I was able to go through the selections and options more thoroughly. Very friendly staff. While not everyone was able to help us with the HD window treatments specifically, they tried hard to answer our questions, and obviously felt bad that we were waiting around not being helped -- only because the Suzanne was occupied with another couple. Once we were helped, we got a price breakdown. There was definitely no upselling. She gave us affordable options, explained the different types of window treatments (the benefits of motorized ones to regular pull downs) and also price points of more expensive options. We left after making an appointment with the designer, who takes preliminary measurements and a more detailed price estimate. After that, Chris came for more exact measurements, then we waited until the product was made. Fast forward 8 weeks later (a large custom sized shade), Chris came back to install, and within 45 minutes of his arrival, it was all done -- we had our pull down black out shades. Very happy, blocks out a lot of light, and waking up in the morning is a lot less painful without the sun beaming straight into our eyes. Would recommend!

As an interior designer, this business has always been my primary source to find clients, great…read moreHunter Douglas shades of all price ranges, beautiful custom drapes installed and lots of designer fabrics for any kind of project. They have serviced my clients for over 20yrs I've been designing beautiful spaces. One of my clients moved from central jersey to the shore and we had them reupholster 4 large furniture pieces in order to use them in the new decor. Excellent workmanship and my clients are always happy so I feel comfortable recommending them to other designers and home owners. Enjoy! They are mostly known a Metropolitan Window Fashions these days and have several locations (Greenbrook, Lebanon, Paramus, Livingston & more).

Want to connect with your creative side- You need to check this place out. Amy & Maya always make…read moreme feel welcome and wanted. So comfortable - even though I don't feel like a creative soul- I never feel intimidated. I always feel inspired and uplifted by their presence. What they give to the community is priceless.

I have known Amy and Maya for over a year and a half and they are the real deal. I've joined their…read morewriting + sewing classes, dropped into their studio, received their tandem word poems (now framed!), and they are just two radiant examples of courageous and passionate businesswomen using creativity at its best. I'm so thankful for them as an outlet for creativity - going back to my roots has kept me so, so centered.