My experience was fabulous. Tons of selections and great customer service. They pointed me in the…read moreright direction and then came over to see if I needed assistance. The 3, yes THREE, people who assisted me during my visit were very knowledgeable and friendly. I was very pleased and even more pleased to see they repair and sell sewing machines.

THEY CLOSE AT 4pm, not 4:30pm on Saturdays. Yelp has it wrong!…read more Until my last experience (the Saturday before Easter), I've had fairly good experiences here. However, after spending over an hour in the car to try to get here from my aunt's house in Greenville, I was rudely yelled at by the owner when entering the store. "We close in 6 minutes!!!" This was the beginning of the end for me... I live in Houston so I only get to come here when I'm in town visiting family or if I make a special trip to come stock up on fabric. I happened to be in town the weekend of Easter and tried to come here on the Friday before Easter, only to find a handwritten sign on the door that they were closed (for Good Friday) and would be open again the next day. That was a bummer, but I asked my husband if we could try to come back on Saturday as I bought fabric from here previously and I needed more of it. My family in the area lives in Greenville, so it was quite a drive to get here from their house. I saw here on Yelp that they close at 4:30pm, so we rushed and I ended up walking in 6 minutes to 4pm. How do I know this? Because as soon as I walked in, the owner screamed "we close in 6 minutes!!!" at me. I responded, "online says 4:30pm and I'm from out of town". She rudely replied "well online is wrong - we've tried to fix it but it's wrong". I rushed to grab my fabric and with 2 minutes left to 4pm, she yelled from the front "are you ready to check out?!" They had already rushed everyone else (all 2 other people) out the door and I was the only one left. Listen, I get that it was a Saturday and you're trying to go home....but you weren't open the day before due to a holiday and you now have a customer in front of you who's ready to spend money and also told you that she's in from out of town... To be treated so rudely, by the OWNER, nonetheless, is absolutely unacceptable. Next time I'm in town, I'm sticking to spending my money at the other 3 fabric warehouses next door as I will NOT be coming back to this place.

I have been shopping at Rocking Bobbin Quilt Shop since they opened…read more They have sold me two BERNINA's and a BERNINA serger. Rocking Bobbin Quilt Shop not only has BERNINA and Brother sewing machines, serger, long arms and multi needle embroidery machines, but they have knowledgeable staff to help you decide what is best for you. In addition, their service department is the best. I would not let anyone else service my BERNINA!

A quilter friend of mine introduced me to Rocking Bobbin last fall when I expressed an interest in…read moreupgrading my sewing machine. I'm very happy with the Bernina 570QE that I bought from Rocking Bobbin and am favorably impressed with the staff every time I go in. They have a good selection of machines (I recently purchased a serger machine!) and they have regular sales on threads and stabilizer. The classes for various projects - and just to get to know my machine - are fun and reasonably priced. I highly recommend this store!

This shop has a variety of products including a wide range of fabric. The people are very…read morepersonable, professional, and helpful. The fabric is very good quality. I enjoy shopping here and this place can provide awesome fabric for your quilts and other projects.

Wonderful store! If you love fabric, this store is like Christmas everyday!! They have so many…read morewonderful fabrics and supplies!! The ladies there are so sweet. Don't miss this store!!!

Great selection of Quilt fabrics, clean, and neat place. Love it! I enjoy sewing and quilting and…read morethis is a nice place to go to pick out fabric.

From the owner: We are a full service quilting store with contemporary fabrics and patterns. We are located in one…read moreof America's Top 8 Best Main Street cities!

I have been searching for a specialized fabric pattern - breast cancer awareness and no one has…read moreit!! The kind ladies at Not Your Mama's Quilt Store got online and started doing a search for who might manufacture it and where I could possibly get it. I wanted to sew a scrub cap for my surgeon DIL and get it to her within the week in time for Breast Cancer Awareness month in October. I finally found some on Amazon that came in a short time. Etsy would print fabric on demand but not get here til mid month. The store is beautifully arranged with nice fabrics and quilting accessories and the prices seemed very reasonable. Anyway, I was so impressed with the helpfulness and kindness I received and I didn't even buy anything. It's so rare to come across a store/sales clerks that will go to that high of a customer service level! Anytime I need quilting fabric I am definitely coming here!

They have a good selection of fabrics. I like going through them because when I have tried to…read moreorder fabrics online it is hard to guess what the texture is really going to feel like and some of the colors can also be off. So my preference has really been to find the fabrics I want in person. I went in here and found a great fabric to make the backing of Christmas stockings that I needle pointed. I liked looking around and it is a cute store and most importantly I found the perfect fabric.

Pleasantly surprised by the quality of long arm quilting. Prices are hard to beat on quilting…read moreservices, fabric, kits and patterns. Very down home friendly lady!

May 30, 2026 Folk…read moreArt Abounds at Stitchin' Heaven. I blame my Wife for this encounter. She is the cause of all this awestruckness visited upon me that fateful final May Saturday. It was a three and a half hour drive for us to get there from our house near The Woodlands. The Greater Piney Woods of East Central Texas between Huntsville and Tyler were a sight to behold and to this day, make me happy to be a Native Texan. Small towns, like Quitman, hide gems within their city limits. Stitchin' Heaven is one such place. Hitting the parking lot, you realize tuis is much more than a quilt shop. It is a quilters destination, a cloth clubhouse for anyone wanting to stitch up folk art. They have classes and retreats for those that desire to learn this ancient art of making bed coverings. We spent about an hour inside ... the Wife browsing, I, just gawking at the displays of true hand made beauty. Fantasy Quilts, Traditional ones, special themed ones all were draped along the walls to stare at and wonder. Wonder how someone could dedicate so much time and effort to achieve this work of love and art. I came out of there with a new appreciation of what thread, needles and a good set of shears can do to a bolt of cloth. If you are ever up there, stop by and just see the hanging quilts. If you like to quilt or would like to learn, check out their website stitchinheaven.com to see what they offer for classes and supplies. You might even get a selfie with their painted cattle statue near the door. My Wife wants to do the retreat ... I may just pay for her to do that, while I ride the local roads and take in what East Texas has to offer scenery wise. Ciao, Darrell

The quilt show is HUGE! The prices are in line with other quilt shop and the ladies who work there…read moreare so nice! We very much enjoyed spending out morning there. Not that we had any guys with us, but they even have a "Man Cave" with comfy chairs and a TV to keep hubbies occupied.

Great downtown gift and plant shop just off the square. Stepping in feels like a walk back into the…read more70's with dreamy incense and a warm smile. Found a few great gifts and adorable yard art. Look forward to going back for jewlery!

I love this place. The owner used to sell antiques down on the square and her home garden was on…read morethe Garden Club's tour this year. She has a great mix of antiques and things for decorating a back yard garden, an elegant front porch or a charming sunroom. She also has some of the neatest novelty items and great prices. There was a huge three-tiered plant stand for $85 the time before last that I was in. I stopped in today and she has a stock of Tibetan prayer flags. Some of the antique items can be expensive but you'd be surprised at how affordable most of the other items - particularly furniture-type items can be.