QQP printed our wedding invitations, envelopes, guest book postcards, and some large signs for the…read moreactual event. We had the best experience with the team! They are responsive, always kind, and deliver the highest quality. We will use them time and time again!

This is a great print shop with a super friendly and knowledgeable staff. My office has used them…read morefor years and their name says it all! Quality printing, quick! Shout out to Leslie, she's the best!

Wow wow wow!!! Was passing through Huntsville and found this amazing store! Nina, the owner, is a…read moredynamo! She loves yarn and it shows. She is super brilliant and was an engineer in a former life. She is so knowledgeable about yarn, the different types, the animal/chemical composition and processes used, etc. The selection of different types of yarn and various brands was outstanding. Nina also found a way to connect with everyone in the store, even a shy little girl there with her Mom. Nina gave her some yarn to have to play with. I will be making this a regular stop when I'm in Huntsville. It gets my highest recommendation.

I went to ask if she offered classes for children. Somehow the conversation snowballed when she…read morefound out I had several children. She asked me why would I do that, as in have several children? Honestly, it was one of the most uncomfortable, antagonistic exchanges I've had in a very long time, as she was very negative and aggressive. She insulted my life choices and pointed to the fact that the size of my family was a mistake. She kept saying that human beings were just human beings... or something to that effect. She was unapologetic. I literally backed out of the store, as she wasn't relenting. I want to offer full caution, as this was an exchange I didn't cause or understand; I came in as a customer, and she initiated a very strange, personal, opinionated assault. I suppose if you're an adult looking for something for yourself, you would be safe? Just don't mention kids.

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.

Everyone in this store is so helpful. I drive from Huntsville to go to this store. Absolutely the…read morenicest people and so very helpful.

store looks nothing like it does in the photos. It is very cluttered and mixed up and prices are…read moreridiculous. The owner was very rude to my autistic grandson when she admits herself he didn't hurt anything in her store. She said we should ANNOUNCE he has autism when we go into a store! What? That is discrimination! Why should he be singled out. Do I need to announce that I am ADHD when I go into a store. That is also breaking the HIPPA law to even ask that. It is no one's business. His Mother, Dad and myself were all there if she saw him do something he shouldn't have she should have asked us to stop him. But instead she scolded him in front of us and embarrassed him. When a child with autism is reprimanded they lash out and have a melt down and that is what we dealt with the rest of the day. All because he was walking through her isles that were so close together you couldn't get your arm through them. He didn't damage anything, she stated herself. He was just trying to follow what the grownups were doing. I struggled to walk through her cluttered isles myself. We had out of town company with us and they had so been looking forward to going to this store. We will never go again. It doesn't take much to be nice and considerate to people. Most people just have no patience with special needs kids. I have owned and operated a retail business for almost 30 years and never have I ever been rude to a customer and especially not a special needs child. She is also not wheelchair accessible and the isles are so close together even if you got a wheelchair in the store you could not move around. My suggestion would be to shop elsewhere. I do not recommend this store. The public needs to learn how to deal with special needs children. After all they are born 1in ever 50 births it could be you grandchild next.

I wanted a bible bag and cover for my grandson's baptism monogrammed. They had it for a week and a…read moreday. When I came to pick it up it was not ready because they had a problem with the sizing . They did other to call me to explain this. I told them to drop John David to David so it would fit and they told me to come back in a week. It still wasn't ready and told me to come back the next day. When I came to pick it up the bag was monogrammed but they made excuses about why the cover for the actual bible wasn't done. I will never use them again and I do not advise anyone else to do so either.

Awesome people and great store! They have some really cute merchandise! They always do a great job…read moreon my items that I have monogrammed, many colors and styles to choose from. I highly recommend this business!

Great! I ordered my entire line jackets and they were perfectly made. They had great communication…read moreand everything was done on time. Will definitely shop there again.

My husband had a custom flag made and the letters fell off within the first month. When he took it…read moreback they didn't care. They do not have any idea how to make a flag, just took some letters and ironed them on a thin piece of cloth. Very poor work and its shows! We do not recommend them, will not do any business with these people ever. Value for money is laughable. Terrible Service, no selection, no Value.

Super friendly, and they make their own flags on site! Made in USA . The only problem is the…read morehand-sewn flag is so nice, I don't want to fly it outside! I'm going to hang mine indoors ;) Nice showroom, conveniently located in Huntsville. Buy local!

I have been coming to Allied back when it was called Allied Photocopy and run by Jim Burress when…read moreit was on Traylor Island. Michelle in the graphics department has done many print jobs of all types. Michelle and I have become very good friends.

I spent months writing a family cookbook but didn't want to just run it through a copier and hand…read moreit out so I went to Allied Printing. Here, I was shown my options for paper and binding and selected what I thought would work best. I would have appreciated a little guidance on what could work best but I was on my own. I made several trips to the shop. My initial document wasn't in a format they could use. I went home, updated it and brought it back in on an SD card. The machine that needed to be used couldn't read an SD card. I went home a brought it in on a stick. Nope. I eventually emailed the project - that would have saved me two trips had I known I could do that. My final trip was to pick up my book. Although I was told I would be called when my project was complete I never was. I ended up just going in hoping it was finished. It was and I loved the final product but getting to this point was more challenging than it really needed to be.