If you have time to sort through a insane amount of fabrics and notions then this is the place for…read moreyou! Cheapest I've found anywhere.

This store is amazing. It has so many options and outstanding prices. They even have some serious…read morethrow back material, which is so much fun to look at. It's the 80s and 90s time capsule. Their trimming selection and price is second to none. You won't be at all disappointed.

Beautiful selection and kind people. The assortment for quilting was very well thought out.read more

I had not been to Running Stitch Fabrics until my friends and I took a Sashiko 101 and 201 class…read more This shop is located in historic downtown Kent. There is on-street parking. The class offered by Running Stitch Fabrics was taught by Malinda Shirley. Malinda is a great teacher with an infectious positive energy, a lot of patience and knowledge. She brought a lot of samples and projects she has made. It was exciting to see the possibilities of incorporating sashiko into tote bags, quilts, placemats, etc. The quilt shop carries a wide assortment of notions, sashiko supplies, fabric, patterns, books and more. There are quite a few quilt samples hanging on the walls and on display in the windows. There is a long arm machine that you can rent after taking a basic longarm class or they offer long arm services. The owner Alice and her staff are very nice. I highly recommend Running Stitch Fabrics.

Looooved this shop! I found them on social media and knew I had to stop in during my visit to…read moreSeattle. Lots of modern fabric, notions, thread, and patterns. I wish I lived closer so I could check out their in person classes, but I believe they also have online based activities too. And I hugely appreciate they are so inclusive and transparent about their beliefs as an organization.

Its been on my list to check this place out and glad I finally got to visit on an early afternoon!…read moreFor there only being about 5 people in the store during my visit, it did not feel cramped at all. Tons of different selections of fabric. Unique patterns ane solid colors, all 100% cotton. Even appreciated the hemp fabric available as well as those are generally hard to find for me. Overall, definitely recommend!

Small and crowded shopping area. A small notions wall and quilting fabrics. Parking is terrible.read more

Brand new quilt shop in Lacey! What an adorable shop! Friendly staff and adorable shop dog! They…read morehave only been open 7 weeks! Please stop by and check them out. Small store loaded with beautiful fabric. They have lots of classes. You will find them on Facebook.

Big Foot Quilt shop is an amazing place to shop, to sew, to take classes, to make friends. There…read moreis always help available, whether for color choices or ideas for patterns. Very knowledgeable and helpful staff, and so me many fabulous fabric collections! Any time at Big Foot is time well spent.

If you are looking for drab, old fashioned fabric, don't come to Bigfoot quilts. The fabric is as…read morebold and bright as the owner. There is always something new to discover. The only problem is narrowing down what I am going to purchase. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They are always willing to help me find just the right fabric. I have learned so much from the classes. Last year I branched out from quilting and took a bag class. I discovered a passion I didn't know I had. No matter how many bags I have made I always learn something new in class.

I love this place, especially since we are really limited to few places to shop for fabric in the…read moreSeattle area. This is a keeper!

Re-discovered this place after my neighborhood JoAnns closed. My Mom used to take me here 50 years…read moreago! Just amazing! Lots of discount upholstery, oilcloth, costume fabrics. A quilters paradise. Not as much of a fleece selection. Vast wall of quality notions. Wonderfully helpful staff. Just shows a solid business stands the test of time! A must go for those who sew!

I've only ordered from Rochelle online but I'm blown away by the service. I've had a few requests…read morethat have come up that Rochelle has filled promptly. If I ever need any sports fabric I will always go to Rochelle first. Thank you for everything you do Rochelle!

I used to think this place was for old ladies. My bff and I came in one day and immediately started…read morechatting with you do employee. She was so nice and helpful for us. They also have a back room where your group can sew. My only issue is some of their notions are dated. Great fabric selection though

Small store nestled in the quaint town of Buckley. The owner is very nice and has a lot of…read moreknowledge. Her primary focus is long arm quilting. (No custom) She has a small selection of fabrics at great prices! There is parking in the back.

Friendly, cute shop!! As a new sewist I am grateful for this shop and the tips I have gotten from…read morethe woman in the shop. I am dropping off my very first quilt top to have long arm quilted.

Port Townsend needs special recognition for having an apparel fabric store! Linens, silks,…read more Japanese cottons, and wools for a start. Most sewists have turned to online, but here you can touch and feel the fabric before you buy. Better value than online and no shipping (or waiting!). Lucky us!

This is my go to for most anything I need sewing. Thanks The selection of unique, gorgeous fabric…read moreis unparalleled. Ashley and her team are very helpful; somehow I always end up with something I didn't know I need, but love the result! I have taken several classes and gotten great advice when I needed it.

Where have you been all my life?!!! We found out they've…read moreonly been around for a couple of years. Family owned business, dad helps out, so does their son, mom teaches pottery classes. So we celebrated 5 birthdays, 12 of us came to paint ceramics, we brought snacks, and drinks. If you didn't have any snacks, this place has snacks and candy you can purchase. Since we were a large group we took the upstairs level. Not easy for people with knee problems, but we managed. So we set up our snacks, Italian sodas, and birthday cake, then we went downstairs to choose what we wanted to paint. Items range anywhere from 20.00 and up. One of the birthday girls had to bring her granddaughter and she had a blast. Another young gal took her newborn and carried him in a pouch while she painted. Staff was very helpful. We had a color chart to choose our colors, we told them what we wanted and they brought to us and replenished paint when needed. Each station had water, sponges, brushes, lazy Susan, and a tray for your paint. We held the space for two hours. Perfect timing because they closed at 5pm on Sunday. They will glaze our projects, and next week one of us will pick it up and bring to everyone. Now we want to go back and take a pottery class. Everything is so affordable including the classes. So glad this one exists, because the one we used to go to in Auburn to pain canvas closed down permanently. I posted a photo of the wall of ceramics to choose from. Support women owned AAPI small business

I've been to a few paint your own pottery places and had recently seen this place so decided to…read morestep in a whim with two people. Make sure you wear layers, it was FREEZING inside. I'm used to more of a selection of pottery to paint, but there were still definitely something for everyone, but it might have skewed more to items for kids. Prices were higher than I've seen at other places, but this is more of a mom and pop type shop so I'm glad to pay it. After you pick out your pieces you are given a tiny pallette for your colors and you have to write down your color choices for the worker to dole out your paint to you. I didn't love this. I can see how this is helpful from kids using too much paint or making a mess. but with three adults it was a bit annoying to have to keep asking for more paint refills. We weren't given any direction on what to do. Two of us had done this before but one of us hadn't so we had to be the one to tell him to wipe the dust off your piece, make sure to do three coats, etc. When we got our finished pieces back, I was a little surprised that the entire piece wasn't glazed. I'm used to every side being glazed including the bottom. One of us painted a turtle and he left part of the face blank, and that part didn't get glazed which was pretty weird.