Some of our outdoor furniture was severely damaged by a combination of sun and ground squirrels. We…read morehad to have seven pieces reupholstered. Bought the fabric and had the work done by Fabrics That Go. They did an absolutely fantastic job! Totally matches the pieces that were not damaged. Even the whip stitching trim! Bravo

Had a dining room chair recovered. Gail picked a perfect match and the chair looks like new…read more Thanks!!!

I finished my first class with Shauna and she was an amazing teacher!! Sewing is very confusing to…read moreme, and I am slow to learning new things. I've always wanted to learn how to use a sewing machine, and she lets you bring your own or use one of hers to learn on. She was very helpful and patient with us! I learned a lot and thought the class was really informative. We each left with our own apron that we made in the class, and a better understanding of our machines. I really loved the shop dogs and cat that were there as well! I am excited for my next class! Thank you so much :)

Today I finished Needles and Knots' introductory sewing course and must say I really enjoyed it and…read morelearned a lot! I came into this class pretty much knowing nothing (I had gotten my sewing machine a few months prior and took weeks to get it threaded. When I went to sew the thread bunched up and I gave up!). Shauna was patient with all of our questions and answered thoroughly. I loved the casual feel of the class, I didn't feel pressured to do things perfectly and overall the mood was relaxed. There were four other students in the class and we all laughed together and learned from one another. The classes were once a week for three weeks. We were provided with tools like scissors, pins, bobbins, etc (you can even borrow a sewing machine though it's best to bring your own so you can familiarize yourself with the machine you'll be using outside of class; fabric was not provided). Mondays are "drop in" days where anyone can come in and see - I'm looking forward to checking that out one day! Finished today's class with a beautiful apron that I am SO excited to use. Thanks again for the class, Shauna! Highly recommend this place to anyone learning how to sew or looking to improve their skills.

Great selection for after Christmas sales! Was happy to find remarkable deals. Perfect selection.read more

Located in the mall, so likely matches mall hours and not under their direct control…read more Medium sized Jo Anns, not large. Good inventory, nice associates, and store is clean.

It's a wonderful quilt shop. Especially if you are doing kit project quilts. They also have long…read morearm quilting available and classes. Quality material, but stock is limited.

Lovely and kind quilt shop and community in NE Tucson. They have a great selection of fabrics,…read morenotions, and sewing machines. The staff is just fabulous with helping to choose fabrics, deal with quilting challenges, and figure out the right tools. Their classes are phenomenal. Truly great instructors who are experienced and also gentle with all levels of expertise. The teachers are total gems and super heroes - those classes are such a great value and a great place to make new friends! They have a large and active sit and sew. It's incredibly welcoming and inclusive. Highly recommend this lovely shop. I've really been able to expand my skills and explore new parts of the craft due to the help and support I've received at Cactus Quilts.

The Quilters market was a great find for me! I needed a long arm quilter to finish my sports quilt…read moreI had made for my grandson and I found Bella at the Quilters Market! She came over to meet me and discussed the process to get my quilt long arm quilter. She was very knowledgeable and informative. I left my quilt to be quilted with her and look forward to picking it up in a few weeks!

I truly enjoyed my visit to this shop. Incredibly friendly and engaging staff. Good fabric…read moreselection and excellent samples. If you like Tilda it is an especially great little shop. I wish I lived locally to take some of the classes they had coming up.

Nice selection of fabrics and foam, great if you want to do furniture repair. Friendly staffread more

A little hard to find but worth the effort if you want affordable upholstery fabric and someone to…read morehelp you. PROS: The fabric area isn't open to for the public to just browse, but the clerk (Hannah) seats you in a room with books to look through and she is very personable. You jot down your item and they will get you samples to take home. Most fabric is in stock; so you can have it off the roll if you've made your decision. The upholstery swatches I chose for dining room chairs was $16 -$22 per yard, heavy duty and well constructed. CONS: the website doesn't show enough choices and when I ordered samples on it I never got the. Hence, I went to the location.

Wow. They do such a wonderful job. We took two antique 1920s California Monterrey chairs for…read morereupholstering. We chose Italian leather, and couldn't be happier with the results. Highly recommend Irene and her staff.

They reupholstered my bar stools, and they look brand new! I would highly recommend Irene and her…read moreteam.

Love the excitement of Hobbies. I can spend hours looking at all the art projects. They even give…read moreyou small flyers posted on shelves. The customer service has always been great.

This was my first time at Hobby Lobby. My initial impression was overwhelming--the store feels…read morecramped with merchandise stacked too high, almost like a warehouse. When I entered, a group of workers shouted "Welcome in!" toward the entrance, though not to anyone in particular. I came to purchase two yards of fabric for a sewing project. No employee approached me to offer assistance. When I found the fabric section, there were no staff members around except for an elderly woman who was quite rude. She didn't smile, say good morning, or make small talk. When she finished cutting the fabric, she tossed it onto the table rather than handing it to me. She did the same with my receipt, simply tossing it toward the center of the table. These small interactions added up, making me feel unwelcome. I'm left wondering why I shouldn't just buy fabric at Walmart if the customer service and expertise are going to be the same. To make matters worse, the other customers seemed unfriendly as well. Overall, this was a very unpleasant experience.

Squirrel's Nest has a huge selection of high-quality, well-organized quilting fabrics, supplies,…read moreand books. You can find solids and all kinds of prints here, ranging from very traditional-looking stuff to modern/funky and everything in between, plus lots of seasonal designs. I'm not as knowledgeable on the knit/crochet/etc front, but the selection does appear to be pretty extensive for yarn artists as well. The staff seems friendly and knowledgeable, there are frequent classes (I took a great beginner class on free-motion quilting several months back), and there are always sample projects around to admire. This is not an all-purpose "fabric and craft store" in the same vein as the corporate chains, but I think it is THE place to shop as a quilter in this area! I should say, however, that you can get a lot of general sewing supplies here, like thread, interfacing, pins, needles, etc., and they do sell some sewing machines (mainly Brother, from what I've seen), but you'll need to look elsewhere for, say, apparel and home dec fabrics. The only major drawback for me are the hours--because they are only open 10:00a-5:00pm on weekdays and 10:00a-4:00p on Saturdays, and I work full time, my only options are to rush over on a lunch hour or wait for Saturday. I'd probably spend more time and money here if they were open even just an hour longer into the evenings.

A multitude of fabrics are available and new ones are added frequently. A sewing and quilting…read moresupply section is well stocked. A number of varied classes are available and others may be added per request. The instructors are knowledgeable and helpful. They sell HQ sewing machines by order. The shop owner is an HQ repair specialist and has been helpful with info regarding my new machine. There is a longarm machine on the premises that may be 'rented' after taking an appropriate class. I always look forward to my regularly scheduled Mystery Fabric classes and Block of the Month classes as well as others that are offered. Taking an occasional vacay day for an all day class is a true treat for me!