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.

Great communication Nice well organized business…read morePatty is an Expert in her Quilt designs Looking forward to our quilt completed and returned

What a hidden gem! They have toys for every child's' interest! So happy to find this!read more

Really nice, vibrant selection of modern quilting cottons, a fairly good canvas and linen…read moreselection; chambrays, shantung, polyester knits (if you're into that); sashiko threads, notions, patterns, books, quilting classes, machines. It's a smallish space, but well-curated. Some items were not priced; I asked one staff member the price; then another wanted to charge me nearly twice the amount at the register... This kind of dissimulation, intentional or not, is distasteful. Each item should be priced so this doesn't happen. It also saves staff being asked questions.

Signed up for sewing intro class to learn about the machine and we made pillows! Robyn was great…read moreand explained everything to us. She also made sure to check each person to make sure they're on pace. They have everything you need but you are welcome to bring your own machine to class so you can learn to work with it. They make you do threading three times so you can remember well. I love that bc I've taken sewing class before at other places where we did threading once and I didn't remember that's why I came to this one. It was fun and super cool we got to make something!

The lady who helped me was super nice and gave me tons of advice as a beginner sewer. There's also…read moremonthly events called "Make and Take" which are short 2-3 hour long classes where you learn how to make a small item. I plan on coming back and taking a quilting class soon since everyone was so welcoming and nice. Large selection all priced at 12.99/yard there was a small selection on clearance for 8.99. One other interesting is that they have a laser printer there and make little plastic patterns that could be re-used for years, along with other custom projects. Definitely a neat place to drop by and hangout/kill time if you're into sewing/quilting!

Great store to find quilting fabric. The ladiea were very helpful. I recommend this store to all.read more

We had a fantastic experience with both of Bless's locations in the Farmer's Market this past…read moreweekend and worked with both Bless, who makes the quilts and her people who she had working the opposite location she was working. Wonderful customer service in both places. Wonderfully handmade baskets and quilts store. We bought a great picnic style basket and we are also going to have Bless make us a quilt for a bedroom we are currently remodeling. She had a style of quilt we liked but we need it in a different color scheme and she was more than happy to help us out and provided great customer service. I found her prices to be very fair, especially given that she hand makes and takes custom orders. Her craftsmanship is top quality! ****Important to note she now operates 2 locations in the Farmer's Market, a booth in the sheds on weekends and also a more permanent storefront inside the Market on Harwood.

So many cute baskets and quilts with so many different designs. This is a cute little shop located…read moreat the Dallas farmers market. I think this is such a cute place to look at nicely made and cute but functional items. These make for great little Dallas farmer market gifts.

I love this store so much! A beautiful selection of fabrics and very knowledgable and helpful…read morestaff. Plus, I can use the excuse with my husband of "I have to go to the Post Office!" and he can't argue the point when I might come home with new fabric to add to my collection.

Beautiful fabric store. Lovely quilting selection. Nice assortment of notions. Easy to shop…read morelayout. Very helpful and friendly staff. I did signup for a workshop that ended up being cancelled which was disappointing BUT the coordinator handled the awkward cancelation graciously, quickly, and professionally. TOCS is a drive for me from Downtown Dallas but every trip has been worth it.

Not quite sure what is going on with this store. Have been to it about four times now since I moved…read morehere and every time I have gone in I feel like I am more of a bother to the staff. A couple of times it took forever to get some help (there weren't any other customers in the shop) and this last time the sales lady acted like I was putting her out to cut two pieces of fabric. It is a very dark store in downtown Wylie. Fabric selection is limited.

I found BRQS when I took my first class appliqué class with Kathy, hand quilting with Kathy and…read moreanother Linda Neal. Both are wonderful teachers and learned so much from them.

1890 House is a wonderful place for a craft retreat!! So comfortable, a home away from home. Very…read moreconvenient for anyone in the Dallas metroplex. Near old downtown Cedar Hill but it feels like you are out in the country. There are great restaurants and a quilt shop just a couple of blocks away - certainly close enough to walk. It's set up as quilt retreat but can absolutely be used for other crafts. In my group, we have a quilters, scrapbookers and crochet/knitters. We are going for our second girls weekend soon and have decided that this will be our new "go-to" place after the closing of the B&B we went to for ten years. You won't be disappointed!

Only open on Saturdays which limits availability to the public. Would greatly help customers for…read morethe store to be open additional days.

Peggy from silhouette patterns has opened a designer fabric store. She brings deeply discounted…read morehigh end designer fabrics. If you are ever in Dallas, do yourself a favor and check this place out. It's the next best thing than flying to the fabric district in NYC. She brings her sewing knowledge as well. She is more than happy to answer questions you may have with her patterns. Always willing to help with a smile.

If you have sensory issues or love organization (as most great quilters do) this is not the place…read morefor you! The rearrangement is confusing and the staff just sniffs haughtily if you say anything about the confusion. I shopped there for 20 years and this was my first time in since new ownership. I stayed less than 5 minutes...time I will never get back. Sadly, it was my last time.

Friendly, knowledgeable and helpful staff! The selection…read moreof fabrics, patterns and notions provide plenty variety. The shop is beautiful and well organized and has a very enjoyable environment. This is an all around great shop.