A quilters paradise. Lots of prints. Lots of fabric. Worth a stop if you are looking for great…read morequality cotton fabric!

Recently got into sewing and stopped by to check this store out. The service was amazing. The staff…read morewere so friendly and really seemed to enjoy helping me / doing their work. I guess that's just what happens when you support local owned / small businesses. Definitely won't get that at the big chain stores. They had a big selection of fabric designs, including universities like UTSA, A&M, UT, etc. Good prices here too. I did not see any knit or specialty fabrics, as well as no sewing machines for sale or foot attachments. I did see some needles though. This store is more quilting-oriented, which they offer affordable classes and product sets for beginners. I highly recommend still stopping and shopping here if you are grabbing some basic fabrics or like quilting.

I had a good experience in here today everyone so nice and welcoming. they had the fabric I needed…read moreand more .10 out of 10 recommendations

I've been looking for a fabric store and finally checked this one out. Their warehouse is HUGE and…read morethey have sooo many different fabrics. everything from mesh to upholstery. They also carry zippers, buttons, and lots of other sewing supplies. The inside was clean and organized, which made shopping easy. We didn't really interact with staff much until checkout, but the male worker was kind and helpful. The fabric I picked was on the more expensive side (around $20/yard), but there were plenty of affordable options throughout the store too. Will definitely be coming back for more fabric!

Wonderful service wonderful staff. What could be better for those who of us that love quiltingread more

By far, Gone Quiltin' is the best quilting shop in the area. This charming shop has a wide variety…read moreof quality fabrics, tools, supplies and accessories, two long arm quilting machines with a large variety of quilting design options and reasonably priced hands-on classes. The ladies who work here are what truly makes this shop worth the drive to Bandera-- so friendly, helpful and knowledgable.

Incredibly large and packed shop of all top of the line quilting fabrics. Tons of colors & designs…read more Lots of notions and cutting supplies. Many classes. I need to remember to pack my travel machine so I can take a class when I'm here for the state park next door. I found a great magnetic needle minder, a cute small acrylic logo with the shop name and an adorable cross stitch kit. Lots & lots of precut kits!

This was the absolute best quilt shop! It had such a wonderful selection of fabrics, threads,…read morepatterns and kits. Extremely friendly and knowledgeable staff too!

If you've perused my avatars, then you know that I'm a collector of the creepy and arcane, an…read moreaesthete of the sinister, the macabre, the ironic. I have amassed quite the collection of horror movie memorabilia, signed lyrics sheets, personal correspondence with serial killers*, war artefacts, and sundry other things, some of which I dare not make public on Yelp. While sifting through my most prized items recently, I realized just how cool they would look framed on the walls of the haunted murder dungeon I call my home. Framing, though, can be an expensive proposition, especially at Kurt Youngblood, the premier framing business in town. I've dropped many thousands of dollars there over the years, money well spent but not economically feasible moving forward; I simply have too much stuff! Only recently did I discover that Hobby Lobby had a framing department. The prices I saw advertised online were a fraction of what I've spent at Kurt Youngblood, but I was skeptical. Should I entrust unvetted workers at a chain with my priceless, one-of-a-kind items? My intuition told me "yes," so off I went. I'm glad I did! About a week ago, I dropped off three personally signed horror movie posters for framing. One was signed and dedicated to me by Robert Englund ("Freddy Krueger"), and the other two were signed by Don Coscarelli, writer and director of the excellent "Phantasm" film series. The guy at the counter took a photo of each poster, fed the photos into a computer program, and showed me how they would look with various frames and borders. I settled on a black frame with a red border for all three. He told me they would be ready by September 23rd, which seemed reasonable, and quoted me a price of approximately $125 each. That might sound steep, but Kurt Youngblood would have charged me at least 50% more. Imagine my surprise when I received a call that all three posters were ready only a few days later! This Hobby Lobby is only a short drive from my house, so I rushed over to pick them up. All three were perfect: seamless, symmetrical, and exactly what I had requested. They look gorgeous and professional, and I can't wait to hang them on my walls this weekend. I'm so impressed with the work Hobby Lobby did that I plan to have several more items framed there very soon. Look at the three photos I've posted so far and revel in their awesomeness! I also take perverse, ironic pleasure in the fact that my Freddy Krueger poster -- which references my spirit communication evidence and refers to me as a "bitch" -- is now the featured photo for Hobby Lobby, a business run by a Fundamentalist Baptist. Now, if only I could locate the letter and pentagram doodle I received from Richard Ramirez, aka The Night Stalker. *I should have written "incarcerated serial killers." If I had correspondence from active serial killers, then that would be impressive indeed.

Rough service and I'd say they're understaffed on the registers. A few customers including myself…read morehad to wait for somebody to appear at the cloth station as there was literally nobody there AKA abandoned post . There was a ring bell for service sign which must've been an ornament because it led to nobody coming over to assist. After about twelve minutes of waiting I went over to the cashiers to call on the intercom for somebody to go and help. After about another five minutes the woman was rude and took it all as a joke. She even went as far as to mention the bell being there should somebody need to request/call for assistance. Wow. Cheers.

Awesome fabric selections! I was so heartbroken when JoAnn's closed but now I'm shopping local…read morebusinesses and finding so many gems like Mesquite Bean Fabrics. Stuff is great. Very friendly and highly knowledgeable. They also have classes!

I would like to visit, because it looks promising online. However, when I tried to go they were…read moreclosed, despite it being during their operating hours. I drove a long way and have so little free time. If you're not open please make it clear.

Brought my sister here prom dress shopping after going to a handful of different places. She found…read morean amazing dress, the staff is very helpful. The owners dad is the cutest

My wife came in with dress and child for alterations but they said they only had a seamstress on…read moreFriday and Saturday nights from 6-9, which is odd in and of itself. So my wife made an appt with the clerk for 6 pm on Saturday. We showed up and not only did they not have an appt for us, they said their seamstress doesn't even come on til 7:30. We weren't going to wait 90 min to see if we could possibly be seen. The clerk had no idea what was going on, never offered to speak to a manager, and never offered any concessions or discount on the anticipated service. Their attitude indicated that they clearly had sufficient business that they did not need to concern themselves with us or our time. This was a horrible experience with non-existent customer care or support. We will not be using them in the future. If you desire alterations, make sure you confirm at least 2-3 times and get something in writing as it appears they take nothing less than that as proof of an appt.