A great store! Wonderful staff and a super selection! Not only quilt fabrics but cross stitch and…read moremore! A definite stop anytime going thru Huntsville!

Patches and Stitches is a classic quilt shop for a town the size of Huntsville. It is neither the…read morelargest nor the smallest quilt fabric store I have ever been in, but it has a niche, caters to its customers, and serves them well. They have a good Civil War reproduction fabric area, and they usually have a pretty decent 1930s-repro area, too. Much of the store is devoted to classic fabrics: blenders, overall prints, batiks. They have a small selection of wide backing fabrics. They also have a lot of cross-stitching materials, which take up half the store. I know nothing of cross-stitching, so someone else should speak about that part of their merchandise. Pros: they've got a little bit of everything. Tools, stencils, fat quarters, thread, fabric. Cons: they've only got a little bit of everything. They're not going to carry specific designers or get in the designer du jour you're craving. If your tastes run to Amy Butler, Anna Maria Horner, Denyse Schmidt etc., they are not going to have your fabrics -- you will need to look outside for them. Good, reputable basics, though? They've got them, and the fabrics from the bigger companies are the higher-quality versions that only dedicated quilt shops carry. You'll pay more, but you'll get the GOOD stuff. They do have a person who takes in longarm quilting projects (for a fee, obviously) so if you're looking for a quilter, they can point you to one. Sales are rare, maybe once or twice a year. They announce it to their mailing list first. Typically it's a good discount but purchases have a 1/2-yard minimum to get the discount, so be prepared. They have classes, but I've never taken one. They don't have a ton of thread, which is disappointing to me. My guess is that there's just not much of a market for it. It's a good shop. I try to make as many purchases there as possible, to help keep them in business, but I recognize there are some things they aren't going to carry and will never carry, so I get those elsewhere.

Cute little boutique! Stopped in while window shopping. Looking for something for one of my many…read morenieces and nephew. The clothes are cute and the prices are what you'd expect from a boutique. That is to say they are the cheapest, but you're getting good quality. They have a good shoe selection as well. Go check them out!

This is a great little shop worth checking out! You can find adorable tops and jewelry you won't…read morefind else where bc some of the jewelry is MADE LOCALLY!!! Huge plus for me! The customer service is spot on as well! However, some stuff is a tad over priced for what it is and some merchandize was damaged and should have been discounted or basically on clearance.

A wonderful locally owned boutique. I can always find unique clothing items and jewelry that you…read morewon't find anywhere else. The prices are very reasonable and sales are great. This is a boutique and not a chain retail store. Ladies this is a unique boutique that has items from Italy. The shop owner and staff are so helpful and honest, never pushy like some other boutiques. I highly recommend!

This is a new children's consignment shop off the square in Athens. The owner is so nice! And she…read moremakes it very easy to consign. I don't have a single bad thing to say!

SPLENDID! : ) If…read moreyou are shopping for a mommy-to be or new mommy, look no further. These ladies are top-notch & knowledgeable! They are super natural birth & breastfeeding friendly, which is nice. Don't hesitate dropping by. They have the higher-quality stuff you can't find at Babies R Us or Target.

This is my favorite baby store! I live in Birmingham, but I come by ANM every time I visit my…read morefamily here in Huntsville. I love the attachment parenting focus. There are so many supplies you just can't find at bigger box stores, and Glenni does her best to source her products locally whenever possible. The two biggest sections are breastfeeding accessories and cloth diapering supplies (they even stock Green Mountain Diapers). They also have some Green Sprouts solid food accessories, a few baby carriers (Boba, Ergo, Ktan), a selection of baby clothes (some organic), and a few maternity items. If they don't have something you want, Glenni will often make a few phone calls to try and find it for you. Once I was in a cloth diapering "emergency" while in Atlanta, and she called all her GA counterparts trying to find me the supplies I needed! They are also a great source of knowledge for natural parenting and host pregnancy/birth/breastfeeding classes and mommy groups at the store. I've come here several times just to nurse my infant in the middle of a long shopping day. Glenni is very welcoming and sets you up with a footstool and nursing pillow, anything you need. She will offer help with any breastfeeding issues you may be dealing with. To sum up, I can't say enough good things about ANM. Their products, service, and philosophy are all wonderful. Why shop anywhere else for your baby needs??

This place and I go way back. Two of my favorite finds over the years: A like-new Austrian wool…read morecoat, and mugs produced in-house for NASA personnel. It's disappointing that the book section has thinned out considerably as the years have passed. This used to be the best place in Huntsville to buy used books. One time they got in a big collection of very fine, recently published biographies -- I'm talking hot off the presses -- and hell yes I bought almost all of them. You can't pass that shit up. Nearly filled a shopping cart. The lady at the register saw the cart and said, "Oh no you didn't!" Oh yes I did, Salvation Army lady. Oh yes I did. There's a bin up front with free books, which is great. Checked it last week and got a beautifully illustrated guide to North American birds. Let me note in closing that, as I write this, the store has a complete set of "Star Trek: Voyager" on VHS for $30. Great stuff. Only a Borg drone, or my wife, could keep me from acquiring it.

The donation drop off service from the Salvation Army collection center was very well run. The…read moreworkers assisted and expedited the unloading from my vehicle. The ease of my donation experience was good. I found it worth my time donating to the Salvation Army.

They have helped me twice find the perfect dog. My current adoption had some GI issues when I first…read moregot her home and ANLOL worked with me to get them cleared up.

Not bad , small has lots of close and not a huge amount of toys, glass ware etc. prices was fair…read moreon most some was high.

I love this store and almost did not post because I'm not exactly sure I want the secret out!…read more Amazing store! Locally made furniture from hand carved wooden bowls to chests, hutches, side tables and more. They have a whole room for your garden- pots, little signs, shelving for your herb garden. There is a whole kitchen section with glass measuring cups, white ceramic and pottery canisters, salt pepper shakers, etc.. Lots of items you can use for gifts or in a gift basket. They have other items.. go in, take a look around. They are super nice! They get new inventory every 3rd week of the month . That's next week!! I'm excited. I'll see you there.

Lots of nice furniture, much of it is distressed and/or gives a farmhouse vibe. Prices are good…read more Friendly staff. Wasn't sure what to expect from the kitschy sign out front. The whole house (practically) and the garage are all used as display space for large and small furniture pieces and some giftware and classic kitchen items. Lots better than Pottery Barn. Check it out!