I was in there about 9 months ago and their large inventory of fabrics is no more. Has a limited…read moreamount of fabric. it seems to aiming toward classes. very disappointed.

My new favorite fabric shop! Great selection of fabric that you don't see everywhere. Prices are as…read moregood or better than most shops. The owner is very helpful. Highly recommended.

Great small business fabric store…read more Located in a small 1920' s ish building the owner has a smaller, but very nice collection of fabrics, crafts, ribbons, and buttons. This is not your big chain store Pricing is fair for what you are buying, which is fabric not seen at the big chains The owner is knowledgeable and friendly. She loves to sew and loves to share that love with others

Great store. Nice selection. But what made it worthwhile was customer service provided by Lucy. She…read morehelped me with selection of material and notions for my Wedding outfit.

Such a cute store with a little bit of everything you need if you're a crafter. They've got gifts,…read moresewing materials, greeting cards, you name it! It's hard for me to stop in and look at just one thing. The owner is also such a sweetie! This is definitely my happy place.

This is the sweetest shop! There is plenty of yarn as well as cute gifts and trinkets. They also…read morehave a really cool writing desk where you can write a card and send a letter in their mailbox. I love that everything is local or from consignment. We will definitely be frequent visitors here.

Great store for sewists. Beautifully curated collection of high quality apparel fabrics. Not huge…read morebut with a lovely selection of wools, knits, silks, a few cottons, and rayon. The owner is charming and very knowledgeable about her stock.

This shop is amazing! They have a great variety of fabric and everything you need for sewing. The…read moreowner is super knowledgeable and helpful. They offer classes as well. Check it out!

The Stashery is a perfect (cheap) resource for people who sew, knit or hand stich. It fills the…read moregap between big box stores with limited quality materials and the great online sewing/knitting options that have everything, but you can't touch it until you have paid for it! This is a great source for students, dabblers and costumers. It is an even greater resource for those with lots of experience. Come often. The inventory changes every day. If you are into reuse-recycle-reinvent, then your purchase is so much the better for the world.

Okay crafters and fiber artists. If you ever look forward to garage sales for crafting material…read moreremnants, behold ... A reliably open, year-round secondhand supply source! Decently organized, good prices, accepts donations. Check out classes, workshops, the gift shop, other pop-up sales, and rotating galleries at the Textile Center during your rummaging visit. Theres bike racks outside and a parking lot in back.

Expert work. Fast turnaround. Reasonable cost. Worked with Sue. She explained every step of the…read morejob. Builds Confidence when dealing with real pros.

Excellent work Re-stuffing cushions on 20 year old chairs that had compacted and lost it's…read more support. They gave me a few options, let me test them out and once the foam was in, had it done in a couple days. I am thrilled.

No employees, no numbers on aisles, no overhead signs telling you departments. VERY FRUSTRATING:…read more What is Hobby Libby thinking??

Hobby Lobby is pretty meh as a business overall but that's not important for this review. I've…read morestopped in when I need something that I can't find at any other craft store and need sooner than Amazon will ship. The parking lot is big and it's easy to get in and out. Once inside it's just like every other Hobby Lobby, all of your crafting needs and prices are easy to find/understand. I feel like this store used to have better clearance and sales but lately there's nothing great going on in that department. Check out is where it gets a little rough for me. There are never enough workers. We are always waiting in line for 15 minutes and it really slows down the entire trip. I tend to go on my lunch breaks but I have had to stop because I'm not convinced I'll be out in time. If you need something you'll probably find it here, but make sure you have enough time to not only find it but to check out.

I'm a crafter/hoarder and I was in the neighborhood, so I stopped in. I'm going to need to go back…read morebetter prepared next time... That is to say, I should've brought my own small containers and cash. There were a few things I might've taken home with me if I'd had a good way to hold them and pay for them. (It's a $1 fee for credit/debit under $10 purchase, which... getting above $10 here is actually something that would take genuine effort, lol.) While I was there on a Thursday afternoon, it was quite bustling with people scrounging about. I overheard a lot of chatter from those who are regulars who come in once a week to see what's new to choose from. My guess is there's likely a lot of turnover in what's available, since it all comes from donations. I could probably stand to bring them some stuff I have that's been lying around and not being used. This is not a large shop, but it's packed with all sorts of stuff. Honestly, you kind of just have to go there to experience it. But I tried to take some photos of the kind of stuff you MIGHT see there to give you an idea. For example, I certainly wasn't expecting to see a 55 gallon drum of tennis balls or bottle caps. But there they were! You'll need to parallel park on the street as there is not a lot that I saw, but the good news is that parking seemed to be ample as it's a mostly residential area. They do have a bathroom for customers if you need.

This store is incredible! The only place I know you can walk out with a bag full of unique craft…read moresupplies for like under $5. And they do classes! highly recommend. Feels like walking into an art teachers closet.