For years, I had no idea there were any options other than Fabricland here in Edmonton, but found…read moreout about Marshall, and had been wanting to get in here for a long time. I don't buy fabric that often, but I happened to be out in this part of town on a Saturday and thought, "Why not?" Years ago, Allan G built me a framed board that I upholstered & added cup hooks to to hang my necklaces in my dressing room on (our 1950s house had NO closet space, so I made one of the bedrooms my IKEA-closeted paradise). However, in my new house, the fabric no longer worked where I wanted to put it. My new bedroom is in silver, gray, and very pale lilac-- sort of Jean Harlow 1930s glamour, so I was looking for some fabric with a nice shimmer or an actual metallic fabric. Found one! Absolutely gorgeous silvery print-- almost like a shantung. My cutter was super friendly and helpful (I can't think in metric). When she asked what I was creating, I had to explain that I had this board, and it was 24 x 26 inches...). When she told me the price I just about fell over, considering the exorbitant prices Fabricland charges. I think I paid around $22.00 for my find. They now have a customer for life, and I'll come back here FIRST before ever spending a dime in another Fabricland.

Great value and great selection, but not enough to get me a perfectly matching seat over for my…read morekitchen chairs. However, I still got an acceptable replacement at a great price. I suggest you should visit Marshall Fabrics before trying elsewhere.

If you're a knitter and happen to be driving by Stony Plain, visiting this yarn shop is a "must…read moredo"! The quality and selection of yarn is amazing and the prices are extremely reasonable. They have an online shop as well and it's become my go to place for ordering yarn.

I love the selection of yarn, fiber and tools. Unfortunately the older man working there was wildly…read moreinappropriate the last time I was there and I don't feel comfortable going back.

Quilter's Dream is just that! I'm not a quilter but my Mom is and believe me I've been dragged to…read moreevery fabric shop around. Quilter's Dream sells fabric for quilting, notions, patterns, quilting projects and quilts! This is a great place to find that piece of fabric to make your quilts pop! The selection is good but keep in mind it is a specialty store and with that comes specialty pricing. But, you'll be pleased you stopped because you usually will leave with beautiful fabric for your projects. Quilter's Dream offers quilting courses and classes to every quilters skill level. Their quilting room/area is not too bad in size considering the size of the store.

This is a great combination quilting store and sewing machine dealership! There's over 5000 bolts…read moreof 100% cotton with two store locations to choose from. They have exciting class offerings, a wide variety of samples, books, patterns, fibre art supplies, and just everything the modern quilter and fibre artist could want!

Lovely fiber options! Amazing colors just what I expected for my first visit to a non US yarn shop…read more I want to take one of everything, haha.

I have been to this store many times. I like the lay out and selection. But…read more.. I don't think I have ever been greeted by the staff there. I have never been asked if I need help and when I have asked for help I feel like it's an inconvenience to the them. I often feel like there is a little cliche and new comers are not included. The last time I was in I made a large purchase and I had a friend who does not knit with me. Even she made a comment about the poor customer service and lack of interest in the customer.

I have to say that, this Terra Losa location is a store which I have brought my art prints in to…read morehave framed several times, and it has consistently blown me away with the amazing level of customer service the provide... Today, I left the adjacent Staples absolutely furious and disgusted with the complete incompetence and degenerate so called service and management (another story, but seriously, horrible). I was concerned that I was not in good frame of mind to conduct business with specific and costly art framing services, but I needed to use my day off to get it done... The framing staff member Kianna, was exemplary. She was extremely courteous and used her expertise to help me with my price consciousness and particular aesthetic interests. She was not condescending in any way and explained very clearly what her processes were and listened to what I was saying regarding my needs, hopes and timelines. She paid attention and came with suggestions and guidance in a way which showed me that she had my interests in mind. If I were to show or share to any service people what I would want and expect in really good customer service, I would playback the experience I had. In fact, I left feeling redeemed because she also clued me into the sale/deal which was within my timeline forthcoming and saved me a huge amount (not even kidding). It is hardly ever which I would go out of my way to share positive review of corporate chain stores, but, as they say, it is people which make the business good bad or in this case great. Full credit to Kianna, her team of coworkers and the management of the Terra Losa Michaels for turning my night from completely disgusted (disgraceful Staples in the same plaza), into very thankful and pleased/satisfied. I would go so far as to say, that they made my night. Well done.

Oh my wallet hurts every time I enter this store. Michaels has become my go to, not for crafts but…read morehome decor. I am a sucker for the by one get one frees and have stocked up over the years than more fancy baskets than is necessary. This Michaels also has a great selection of crafting supplies and you can always use a coupon found online for one regular priced item. The front lady at reception is always so lovely as well and they are now a puralator pick up zone!

A market place right in the middle of the mall. It's quirky and perfect. I love it. This is a pop…read moreup version of the main location in the Brewery District. The cute boutique sells items made by local crafters and artists so it's a great spot to find unusual gifts. There are so many lovely items for babies including fun baby grows, booties and the best socks that say 'CUTE AF' on them! I wish they were in my size. There is a lot of beautiful jewellery to choose from but the home decor is my favourite section. From cross stitch of star signs to wooden garlands to the biggest selection of air plant terrariums that I have ever seen! I'm kinda obsessed. These ones are only $30 and I actually thought that price was pretty ok. I've seen them some places and they are just totally not worth it. But everything in here was really reasonable. It's the kind of place you could look in five times and see things you never notices the last time you were in. There are so many awesome finds! I will go back and treat myself to a air plant one of these days! But I did find some ace gifts for friends birthdays! A beautiful store that gives you that local market vibe and I can't wait to revisit.

What a fun shop! And a lovely addition to the new area of Kingsway! In the sea of chain stores and…read moretucked in next to a home goods department store, (HomeSense,) sits The Maker's Keep, a boutique filled with a variety of handmade goods. Stepping into this store just feels instantly relaxing, and unlike any other place in the mall. Somehow stuffed to the ceiling without feeling cramped or confusing at all, shoppers will be awed by the sheer number of amazing items they will come across here. Everything from stationary (I am in love with the journals they sell) to decorative pillows, air plants to jewelry... This has become the go-to stop for all my gifting needs. Staff here are definitely passionate about the locally made movement, and are often makers themselves. I've found they are always willing to help you out, without being pushy about making sales goals; they want you to leave happy and excited about your purchase and possibly even with the story behind how it was made. Not only is this a must-stop shop if you're at Kingsway Mall, it's worth making a special trip for!

They sell sewing machines and accessories and give classes. This must be one of the go to places…read morein the city. Very helpful staff. Sewing is a little more complicated now with touch screens in your machines, but you can buy patterns online and just plug in a USB card! If you buy a machine you get free classes. Ample parking.

Excellent service ! Had an older model Pfaff machine (great machine) that hadnt been used in too…read morelong, was seizing up. These guys didnt bat an eye... they serviced it and had it purring perfectly in one week. I thought the 79.95 service charge was excellent. Very friendly crew there as well and many interesting projects !

I have mixed feelings on this one, but overall pretty positive!…read more This is a huuuuuge location and I was psyched to see the variety of products (and nicely organized, to boot!) Downsides: the primary staff member I spoke with about an ottoman wasn't overly friendly and definitely wasn't helpful, but the young man who lent me his measuring tape was a gem. I also found the "ambiance" of this place to be a bit yuck- the lighting was a strange shade of yellow that I think was raining on my parade. Overall I think this is a pretty great place to peruse for new household items and decor, and the prices are always great!

I was in the area and usually like walking around Homesense to look at what they have. This was…read moreseemed very sparse and picked over. Not sure if they are waiting for product to get on the shelves or an order to come in. Luckily it wasn't too busy and no line ups as my sister found an item she wanted. Hopefully they get more product to put back on their shelves. They have a great selection of coffees which is why I love coming to Homesense.