Stopped in whilst driving by, unfortunately they said they were being priced out of the building,…read moreand would be closing (not sure when). Hop Queen was able to score some high quality yarn on sale, and said there was a class going on while she was there. Hopefully they'll be able to continue on in another location!

I absolutely love this place - the set up is quaint and beautiful - you enter through the side door…read moreon the left. I walked in and I felt like I came home. The organization is wonderful and you'll find things you won't find anywhere else the stitch markers are so cool. You can even have some tea and sit down and knit or crochet. I absolutely love the ladies that work there and I want to go there again. What are you doing, go there!

Food quality is very good, the food tasted very fresh…read more Normaly prices for this type of restaurant, maybe slighter more but also organic. Service is fine, a little slow but also busy. Reason 4 stars is because some of the food didn't come out as hot. American food and southwestern style as well for selection.

I would recommend driving out to the Waco, TX area and visiting Homestead Heritage at least once in…read moreyour lifetime, if you are able to. Do you want the experience of a blast from the past? Then this is the place. There are exhibits and working shops of different tradespeople and their crafts, i.e., quilting, woodworking, leather, soap, cheese, etc. We came on a Saturday when they have an open market at the "Barn" (a big barn where all share their crafts and finished work for sale). It was a delightful experience. All provide friendly service and attention to detail. There is no cost to visit, but you may find their wares pricey. But you need to know that everything is handmade by experts in their craft. Their Homestead Heritage Cafe serves great coffee and is a delightful place to spend some time sipping a cup of coffee or tea. The Homestead Heritage Restaurant is worth the visit (make a reservation though as it fills up).

My daughter and I have bought 2 machines through this store and could not ask for better service…read more Both machines (one new and one used) presented a challenge as we entered the wonderful world of machine embroidery. Their classes are top notch and when I have a problem, they work with me until it is solved to my satisfaction. They are my go-to store for anything related to machine embroidery. Alice and Shelli

Just way too expensive. I wouldn't go there to buy my sewing supplies. Walmart sells the same stuff…read morefor half the price or even less. Actually walmart has more variety.

I unfortunately was not super thrilled with my experience here! The employees were friendly and…read moreattentive, but I did not like the selection, and could not find what I needed (buttons). When I realized that they did not sell buttons, I took a look around the store to familiarize myself. I found a lot of the yarn options were either not great quality or for very beginner knitters (think SUPER chunky, neon colors, brands I've never heard of, acrylic blends). Sadly, I won't be going back to Gauge.

Friendly staff, beautiful, wide selection of yarns and notions. There is more room than you think.read more

I visited the shop about a month ago (while on vacation) and got several different hanks of yarn…read more Unfortunately I realized I needed another hank of a specific yarn after I got home and started on a project. I reached out to the shop and unfortunately they didn't have any more of the yarn I needed. Then, the next day I received a message, they found the yarn I needed! They shipped it to me right away. Wonderful customer service. I WILL definitely be ordering more yarn from Nan's Needleworks. I love to support local yarn shops (even if they aren't local to me).

Love the new shop, huge and sun filled with hospitable and attentive shopkeepers! Come here for…read moregreat yarn and congenial assistance.

I love love love this store and the people who work here. The yarns here are great quality and…read morebeautiful colors. I especially love the sirdar jewelspun chunky with wool yarn (color blend: mother of Pearl..check out my video for how gorgeous these colors were) where I managed to get two beanies out of a single ball! But the best thing here are the lessons by Carrie Au. I'm a teacher myself and I can recognize an excellent teacher and Carrie is absolutely that. With just two lessons from her, I was able to basically do everything I needed to make 90% of what I could ever want to make. I then had spent a couple of months crocheting different things and came back for another more advanced lesson. Carrie knows all the yarn arts and can do things both right and left handed. And she has so many helpful tips that she's learned from experience that I never saw on any YouTube video or website tutorial (and in fact there are popular things out there i learned from her were NOT good things to do). If you want to learn (crochet or knitting), so worth coming here to take lessons (beginner through advanced). The other benefit is that their yarns and hooks are good quality so if you start here, you'll have such a better time and be more likely to continue.

First, the sheep is sated by her attention to the coffee and wine bar in the shop (how cool is…read morethis!). There is a large table next to the bar where classes and gatherings can be held. Another Very Smart Thing is that the yarns are sorted by gauge and cutely and clearly marked. The person on staff was helpful and I enjoyed talking with her. If I find myself in the area I'll certainly stop again.

Beautiful store - wonderful selection of canvases and…read morethreads. Helpful staff who are happy to guide beginners as well as seasoned needle-pointers! Love going there!

Definitely focused on cross stitch. But if you do hand embroidery, they have every single DMC…read morethread. Definitely still useful to go. Also less expensive than Michael's for that thread, before sale. 1.25 a skein.