Did a search for a fabric store and this popped up. I knew that I didn't want to go to a chain…read morefabric store. So this worked out great for me. I cannot remember his name. But the owner was very knowledgeable and helpful. The fabric is not cheap. They had quality fabrics here. He mentioned most were imported and it showed. I picked out some fabric and was on my way. Would definitely recommend for a fabric store. Which seem hard to come by nowadays.

Enter "A Fabric Place." I found them online and they were the first store I went to on my quest to…read morematch the swatch of fabric I had. I was not disappointed. The young lady matched the fabric to almost perfection. She saved my event!!!! Not wearing the purchased dress was not an option! Not to mention how friendly she and the other staff were. I then went to the back room to get the thread I needed and..this room gave me an immediate flashback to my childhood when my Mom took me to Morten Schenk in downtown Baltimore. I loved it because the store was a wall of buttons!!! It looked like jewels all over the walls. It was a fond memory that I shared with one off the staff who remembered the store. All in all, the store itself had the most incredible fabric I've seen in a very long time. It it now on my list of favorites. Please visit if you are in need of a showstopper garment. Fabric beyond your wildest dreams! You wont be disappointed.

My mother recommended G Street Fabrics to me after our local JoAnn closed, and she spoke highly of…read morethe store from her years of shopping here. I wanted to continue supporting it for that reason and for its sense of community, but my experiences have been consistently disappointing. Yesterday was my final straw. I am new to sewing and come in seeking guidance on fabric selection and product education, yet nearly every visit is met with dismissive or rude customer service. The older representatives in particular often do not greet me and respond reluctantly or faintly when I ask for assistance. Help is provided, but it often feels like an inconvenience unless they are in the mood. Yesterday, when I asked a representative at the fabric counter for help understanding a product, she was short-tempered and instead told me they were closing at 5:15 p.m., despite the website listing a 7:30 p.m. closing time. The interaction felt rushed, dismissive, and disrespectful. At checkout, I asked for a bag for several small tools and fabric. The cashier said they were running low, and etc and tossed the bag at me. This type of behavior has happened on multiple visits and consistently dampens the experience. I truly wanted to like this store, but the repeated lack of basic courtesy--especially toward newer customers--has made me unwilling to return. I hope management takes these ongoing customer service issues seriously.

G Street Fabrics is truly my happy place. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable, and their sewing…read moreexpertise shows in everything they do. They've been in business for over 80 years, and their deep sewing knowledge really sets them apart from other stores. Most employees have been here for years--some for decades--which truly shows their dedication and love for what they do. Even the store owners are very dedicated; you'll often see them on the floor greeting customers, which shows how much they care. Courtney is super helpful and really knows pattern making, Linda has been part of G Street for decades, and Leo is incredibly knowledgeable and always willing to help. You'll soon know everyone by name because they naturally become your sewing-expertise coaches. I even call them the fabric whisperers because they always seem to know exactly what you need. I bought my sewing machine here with Esther's help--she is so kind and genuinely wants you to succeed long after your purchase. They also offer upholstery services and sewing-machine repairs--both of which have saved me more than once. And I have to give a special shout-out to Lew, the sewing tech. He's the absolute best and always knows exactly how to fix any issue. I can't recommend G Street enough. It's a must-visit for anyone who sews, creates, or simply loves beautiful materials.

Wow! This place is extraordinary! In addition to the array of supplies and machines available, the…read morestaff are personable, friendly, highly knowledgeable, and professional. After visiting several stores across several counties, I went to Sew'N Place to continue my exploration of the various options for embroidery machines. Sew'N Place had been highly recommended by a competitor I visited earlier that day, "He [Michael] is honest as the day is long - you couldn't do better." Couldn't agree more. Michael went over the wide array of machines and listened (yes, actually listened) to what I wanted out of the machine. Again, Wow! Too many places want the most money they can get out of you. I believe and feel that Michael wanted to present me the best option available for the best price as well as a ton of offered help and service as part of who they are and provide to their customers. I ended up with the Husqvarna Sapphire and am extremely satisfied! Also, enjoyed all the antique machines on display. They gave me the feeling that I was a part of many, many years and generations of creating with fabric and thread. The stories those machines could tell! Oh, and ice cream / beverage shop connected was the icing on an already decadent cake of the day. Thank you, Sew'N Place!

This shop has a wonderful cafe and nice fabric. However, if you have a problem with customer…read moreservice, they don't want to hear about it. I complained (very nicely) and the result was being blocked from their facebook page and newsletter. Making money is their sole goal and they don't really care if you don't like how they treat you.

I love this quilting store. They have a little bit of everything and if they don't have it, they…read morecan most likely order it for you. Everyone there is very pleasant to work with and the best part is they offer longarm quilting that is a fair price. They also do classes, but you do need to take you own machine. Go check them out you won't regret it.

What a wonderful quilt shop to visit. Reasonable priced fabric and kits. Deb Curtis is a wealth of…read moreinformation providing great advice to starting or completing projects. Has wool supplies to do penny work and applique. Creative and inspirational samples. Classes, workshops and long arm services. She uses her space well to display product. Purchase card program available. Plenty of parking. Thank you for providing us with a wonderful experience. 3 quilt gals from Quilters by the Sea, berlin, MD.

Very friendly and helpful. More country print style fabric if that's what your into, your in luck…read more:) not really my thing tho

Haute has an enormous selection of beautiful, designer fabrics. They are understaffed so you must…read morefend for yourself. I was told one of the owners, the friendly one, is having health issues and cannot work - that is why the store is going downhill. It's definitely still worth a visit ;-).

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.

What's better than a shop full of fabrics? A friendly owner. Its not close to home but I…read moredefinitely will be shopping here! Nice variety with competitive prices. The assortment was great. Lots of panels.

This quilt shop is much like the Amish and Mennonite owned quilt shops in Lancaster County. Theres…read morea good variety of fabrics :high end quilt fabric, apparel,novelty fabrics, fleece, flannels and Batik, all at a fair price. . They also have a fine selection of patterns and Notions. The person at the cutting table was sweet. This place is off the beaten path, surrounded by farms and worth the drive. So glad I found this hidden gem.

I never knew this place existed until I went around Hamilton over small business Saturday…read more It's so nice to see a local craft store that's not big chain and they sell a lot of different types of fabrics and needles and have a classroom upstairs for courses. The staff was really friendly. It's a wife and husband that operate the store. I did not buy anything nor really look at the prices, but I'm sure it's probably really comparable. It's so cute and the retails space is nice, it brought me joy to walk in and I would for sure some shop if I needed materials!

I had the best experience at Domesticity and am so glad I stopped here on my road trip from…read more.. Buffalo to Maine...?! Yes, totally out of the way but worth it as I wanted to visit some new-to-me states along the way. Anyway, I found Domesticity through an internet search as I was researching potential stops on my roadtrip. It turns out there is also an epic, multi-state, shop hop going on as well and Domesticity is part of it! Of course I bought the corresponding magazine and my original road trip plans quickly pivoted to visiting many more quilt shops than I originally intended. Anyway, enough about me - more about Domesticity: It is such a lovely shop in a nice neighborhood in Baltimore, Maryland. I would have checked out additional shops in the area but golly was it HOT! Domesticity offers a variety of fabrics including Ruby Star Society (my favorite), many many many others, and of course notions as well. The upstairs is also beautiful and I believe that is where some classes take place? I wish I took more pictures! Regardless, I will forever be indebted to the wonderful ladies at Domesticity for very, very patiently helping me pick out fabric for an upcoming quilt retreat I will be attending. I genuinely like the fabrics they helped me select and cannot wait to see how the quilt turns out! The prices were reasonable/comparable to other quilt shops I have visited. If you're in the area, or even if you are not, Domesticity is worth the trip!

Been shopping here for years great fabrics and wonderful staff. Love the store. Best price and…read morequality fabrics in the area.

This fabric store has been in business for 30+ years, and I have been a recurring customer for…read morethose years. I have spent $$$$ here. I teach dollmaking and other crafts, and have even purchased ready-made African outfits from here for cultural celebrations. The owner and his family have always been friendly, courteous, and helpful. They are one of the few surviving stores that carries the latest African fabrics in the Prince Georges County area. Please give them your business, and regard some of the other negative reviews perhaps as coming from people whose expectations were not met with their idea of an African fabric store. This is not a fancy store, or one like the big chain fabric stores. Admittedly it is arranged in a way that is very different from traditional fabric stores. If you've ever shopped in the garment district in New York in one of its places where fabrics are piled to the ceiling, you'll almost feel like you are in one of those types of stores. This store is loaded with tons of fabrics and sewing notions, as well as jewelry and ready-made outfits. The fabric for the most part is on large heavy rolls, thus it is not easy to move them around a lot as one previous reviewer complained that the owner would not do. The store has its own charm, personality, and atmosphere. Give it a try. If you really want quality fabric, buy here, and put your high expectations to the side, and walk away with the fabric you came to buy.