Came across this place while looking for spots to go to look around at while in Fort Bragg…read more Sew-n-Fabrics has a nice selection of material. Was able to find some material that I liked. My mom was able to find some material that she liked as well. Will be coming back the next my mom and I are in Fort Bragg.

What a disappointment :( the shop girl didn't even acknowledge me when I came in. I browsed every…read moreshelf, while she chatted up another patron about buying used cars. She never asked if I needed help finding anything. I finally went to the back of the store and knocked on the open door of what I'm assuming the owner's office was (Paula) and said "excuse me, I just have a quick question about this thread?" She never turned around to respond. I left without buying anything, after :30 minutes of zero interaction :(

Very friendly people, wide variety of fabric , a variety of sewing projects and classes offered!…read moreA good variety of yarn and yarn projects as well.

Kudos to Village Sewing for bumping up their fabric game and making the sewing machine and repair…read moreshop a "must see destination" for fabric. They are now carrying the much sought after fabrics like Lori Holt, Riley Blake, Moda, Kaffe and have them beautifully displayed. There are fun new Kits, patterns, books, and accessories too. The employees are knowledgeable and can help you with your sewing needs. This is a much needed addition to our community. Heidi A.

Nice addition to Fourth Street in San Rafael. They sell many brands of sewing machines, fabrics and…read moreaccessories. The place is welcoming and I hope it succeeds.

My mom and I had our first visit on February 20, 2026. The little lady working that day was so…read moresweet and helpful. She gave me great information on knitting and what needles I would need to make socks. The store is so tiny, but it surly packs a powerful shopping punch. And the prices are beyond fair.

This little store just popped up in Cloverdale, CA! It was started by the Cloverdale Senior Center…read moreand features oodles of craft supplies, fabrics, art supplies and yarn. All the goods are either gently used or new and are offered at pennies on the dollar. You will be amazed at the selection of vintage laces, buttons, new fabric, great yarns and even kits. We are happy campers here in Cloverdale having this little gem nearby. Make sure to stop by if you are in the area! You won't be disappointed. They are open 10 to 4, Tuesdays thru Saturdays.

Nice, well stocked bookstore. They had several new releases I was looking for and a lot of others…read more All the staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. Glad we stopped here and will remember when in the area.

Amazing, amazing old-school book store. They have everything and beyond!! staff was neighborly and…read morevery helpful. They have every genre plus puzzles, coloring books for adults, calendars, etc.

Great quilt shop. Plenty of fabric options and the staff were extremely friendly and knowledgeable.read more

QUILTERS REST STOP!…read more This is a nice half-way place for a rest stop on your way to Eureka / Arcata. And if you're a quilter or sewer, what a nice shop to add to your repertoire. Good selection of fabrics in a cozy atmosphere. The owner is super friendly. She helped me come up with an idea for a man-quilt that I gave to my man this Christmas.

Excellent selection and unparalleled service. I am in here twice a week or so since moving to the…read morearea, primarily for sewing supplies and notions. If you don't see something you need, ask -- it is probably there. Whether I am looking for interfacing for a sun hat brim, twill tape to stabilize seams and edges on linen pants, velcro, waistband and swim elastic, thread, buttons (there's a free button jar) -- they have it. The community of people who work here are also kind, lovely, helpful and supportive.

Cute little art supply store. Given how small it is, they have an amazing selection. They have a…read morelittle bit of just about everything: quilting (tools, supplies, fabric, batting, thread, books), knitting, drawing, painting, dying, needle felting, watercolor, sculpy clay, rubber stamping, and lots of children's craft project kits. I'm sure there were other art forms represented, I'm just going off of memory. There are some locally made jewelry and crafts for sale too. They even have quilting classes. The owner was very friendly and offered to cut fat quarters for us out of their regular bolts if there was something we wanted. What a treasure this place is! I wish I'd brought my sewing machine on vacation!