They did a great job and were very nice people! I plan on ordering from them again soon.read more

If your sewing machine needs repairs, this is the place for you. I wish that it was possible to…read moregive Big Dog (Eric) a ten-star-rating. He fixed the tension on my 27-year-old machine so that I could use it to sew knits again. He warned me in advance that it might not be possible. Eric approached the job as a peronal challenge....and succeeded! If I'd taken the machine elsewhere, the hours and work involved with the repair (if someone else could even do it), would have cost more than a newer, better machine. I'm very happy and highly recommend Eric at Big Dog!

I love quilting when I have the time. I moved to the area mid-2020 but hadn't managed to stop in…read morehere until today when I brought my mother-in-law along (who's visiting from California). What an excellent little shop! Much more intimate and less distracting than going to Joann's or another big box store. The little place was loaded with all sorts of great prints that I certainly haven't seen elsewhere. I quickly loaded up my hand with 14 different fat quarters, dreaming of projects that one day may or may not come into fruition. Such is the way! What I especially liked was the old school furniture tucked away in places throughout the store. I saw a couple of old Singers with their lovely polished wood, and they made excellent use of old cubbies for letter sorting. I'm a mild antique buff (rubbed off on me from my dad and his mother) and appreciate when something old finds a new home and use. The cubbies were filled with 4x6 postcards of fun quilts you could try, with the design on the glossy front and the instructions on the back. I believe these were free of charge, to help give customers inspiration. Too neat! There was an ample selection of colors as well as more exciting fabrics. Many floral designs and stately or muted tones of browns. Definitely good for finding a fabric to coordinate with but not detract from your main piece. I picked up a couple of plaids, which are always useful. There was a seasonal section (currently loaded with Christmas fabrics) that I imagine likely rotates throughout the year. There was a sale section for bolts that were running low, and cheapo $5 baggies of various fabrics that mix well. There was a section with felt and a small amount of flannel. Lots and lots and lots of bagged/boxed sets to choose from that have everything you need for a particular design (not my cup of tea-- designing my own piecing is highly satisfying to me). You'll also find other helpful items like thread, buttons, cutters, and the like. A space in the back with a large table for various lessons/classes (looked like there was one going on while we were browsing, but I didn't want to disturb them). There is a restroom available for customers as well.

They seem to have a great selection on materials and supplies for sewing. The workers were very…read morehelpful.

A lovely little quilt shop built into an old home. I adored their cozy front porch area with…read moreoutdoor seating (it's where my father-in-law spent all his time reading while my mother-in-law and I were inside browsing, LOL). Fabrics of all colors and patterns are packed into here, on shelves or even pews, making for an enjoyable browsing experience. They also sell plenty of other useful items/tools for quilting. Many gorgeous quilts hang from the walls above your head, serving as inspiration. If you're looking for inspiration, they also sell tons of pattern/instruction sets, as well as fabric bundles that have the exact right amount of fabric already enclosed. I always like to make my own patterns, but they had a great variety of them at different challenge levels. Everything was reasonably priced around $12/yd. What impressed me most about this shop was its employees, who were very friendly and affable. Their interest in chatting you up about your on-going projects and the like felt genuine, not just a customer-service schtick. The proprietor even showed me her "long arm" machine in the back room, which she had set up actively stitching away on a massive quilt, laying out a stunning stitched pattern. Really neat getting to see it in action! There is also a nice bathroom inside the shop (and more quilts to admire while you go, haha!). Glad to have found this place! We don't get out to Wimberley too often (from Buda), but for sure now that I know it's here, we'll stop in next time we venture by.

Lovely little shop! So clean, organized , had all the goods!! My daughter fell on the street and I…read moreran inside the lady working gave me a bandaids and was very sweet! We will definitely be back!

Cute little locally owned boutique near Drip Highschool off of 290 behind Railroad BBQ…read more Been meaning to come here for over a year since seeing the huge billboard when driving east on 290 from Fredericksburg when we first moved to town. Friendly staff, this place has a little bit of everything. Boutique baby items, funny cards, lotions and sprays, high end PJ's, dresses/tops (Johnny Was), toy section for that last minute bday gift (Legos, books, other toys) and you don't want to go all the way into Bee Cave or Austin to get it. They also have a whole area in the back if you are in the need of reupholstering your house goods with many different fabrics and textures. We came during Christmas break so they had a seasonal section in the front of the store that was on sale post xmas. Plenty of parking, easy in/out as its right off 290. Eat some bbq, then walk over to work off those meat lbs and shop afterwards. Support local!

I drove out of my way on a Saturday to bring my child. The hours online were listed as closing at…read more5:00 but they were closed when I arrived and the hours on the door listed closed at 3:00. I'm very disappointed.

I highly recommend Austin Furniture Upholstery. I needed six dining chairs reupholstered and when I…read moremet with José, he pulled out four books of fabric samples. I never felt rushed as I went through them. I chose a fabric and José confirmed they were in stock. Then he surprised me and asked if I wanted them by Thanksgiving. Score! The cushions were done in time for the holiday. The padding was replaced and the finished product was beautiful. I feel like the price was reasonable, especially given the quality of the work.

I just got a chair an ottoman recovered by Jose and his staff. Man, I am blown away! Both were old…read moreand different eras, but figured some retro tweed would look good and tie them together. I took the fabric with me and Jose told me it would work great. *He has fabrics he can order, but I chose to bring my own. Pricing was very fair, and they were finished faster than I estimated. Extremely pleased! Thanks guys!

I met Kim before the pandemic when she traveled around Austin hosting sewing classes in different…read morespaces. She is a fantastic teacher and super patient with kids/someone learning too sew. I had seen emails that she had opened her own shop awhile ago, and this week was my first time stopping by to see it. It is beautiful!! Beehive Craft Studio is such an enchanting boutique that feels super cozy and inviting. It's a multi-room space that is full of a fabrics, curated products, and sewing/crafting areas. The shop showcases lots of color and creativity...The quilts were amazing! Stop by to checkout some cool fabric, sewing patterns, sewing/crafting supplies, or to drop in for a class.

The fabric, patterns and notions selection is outstanding. The employees are always helpful. The…read moreclass options look fun, though I have yet to take one. Highly recommend.

Also another slice of Heaven. Scrapbooks from 1965 for $3?…read more Umm. Yes. Please. I did have to use archival spray for the acid pages, but I also found that in the store for $2. They gift their proceeds to local schools. Love this place!

I came here to look for office supplies for my business. I must admit, they sell a lot of different…read morethings. I didnt know that, and it was a very nice surprise. I found some things I wasn't looking for, but that I needed and wanted. I saw beautiful pieces I wanted just for myself, like separate or broken jewelry pieces--a clasp here for a necklace or a link for a watch. Also, I recently picked up an old knitting habit and wanted to replace some old yarn. It was nice to see an area dedicated to yarn, other crafts, and other hobbies. I can say I really got lost inside the store, discovering so much. I saw some frames to purchase to make a gallery wall. So, I will say this: if you need to revise a place or restock on some office supplies, please come here. Or if you just need some ideas on creating a space in your home, come here; it's a place where anyone can get a lot of ideas and inspiration.

OH MY GOD! What a fantastic surprise. I've been obsessed with Dutch waxed African fabric. And they…read morehave a pretty great assortment. And the prices are what you'd expect. It's tucked behind an Armenian grocery store. They have a lot of other fabrics form far away lands that I'm not familiar with. What a fantastic secret surprise.

Proudly serving "ethnic" African community since 1980. Not sure what distinction they're trying to…read moredraw with the use of "ethnic" in "African community" but I like the huge selection of fabric they have. Lots to choose from on the site.

I wanted to inject some new some life into my 10+ year Ikea sofa by replacing the foam, and after…read moresome searching I discovered that Capital City Upholstery not only supplies foam, they'll also cut and install it for you! I made the drive down and the gentlemen who worked there asked me what I was looking for in terms of comfort then walked me through my options. I made my selections and two days later the cushions were ready for pickup. My sofa feels brand new and so much more comfortable than it was before that I can't believe I didn't think to do this sooner. And the cost of getting foam for all four cushions was *very* affordable, especially when compared to what it would have cost to get the work done by one of the upholstery stores in town. I'll absolutely be back if I need foam for any cushions in the future!

YALL ARE THE BEST! Capital City has been a ride or die for…read moreover 8 years of my upholstery career! They've been so fluent with answers to my questions as i have developed my knowledge about upholstery. From my OG shop to my secondary and now to my own business- these guys always have my back and are willing to go above and beyond to make sure I get the best supplies at a moments notice. Keep kicking A$$ yall! xo- Olivia

Super fun. All ages from 3 to 103…read more Great to do on those super hot days or cold days. Took our teens to get away from electronics and be in the moment and creative. Were they thrilled? Nope. Did they have a lot of fun. YUP. Depending on where you are coming from its up the hill right as you enter hill country off of 290 from south austin. If you are coming from the west off 290 its headed towards south austin about 20min from Dripping Springs a few min past Belterra strip mall food area. Plenty of parking. Lots of seating on a Sunday around 12noon ish Thanksgiving weekend. No time limit on doing your chosen art. I tried glass making for the 1st and it was fun and challenging l. Instructions by the staff very useful! Friendly. Helpful. Welcoming. We each chose something different. Plenty of items small, med or large to chose from. Pottery comes with whatever pain you want, glass area there are easy and complex projects. You pay, they fire/bake the pieces and you show up about a week later to grab your pieces. We each got something around 40.00 or under. Time flew by. We were there for maybe 2.5hrs. My teens were not on their phones once. Engaged, creative, good family time. Come visit, bring a friend, spouse/partner, day date, just yourself. Thank you for having this space for folks to be in the moment and creative with things that open their mind, heart and soul

Alaina was fantastic teaching glass fusion and with pottery paint suggestions!! Love my pumpkin…read moresalt & pepper shakers!