Service was great the owner is very knowledgeable and helpful. I loved all the different selections…read moreof fabric. And the prices were amazing!

I love this shop--wonderful ever changing selection, very knowledgeable proprietor and I always…read morefind something unusual--prices are great!

Great service great selection it's a sweet store in the middle of nowhere. Definitely worth the…read morevisit.

I recently had my machine serviced at Heartland and they were quick and friendly. I will…read moredefinitely return.

Love this shop! Lots of good quality quilt fabric. Friendly and supportive staff!read more

Stitch 'N Time Fabrics has been a neighborhood staple for decades. Fabric choice is extensive, and…read moreyou can always pick up the notions you need. It's a real old-fashioned non-chain fabric store!

Beth helped me with the challenge of altering my dog's coat. It fit him in too loosely and often…read morefell off. It took some adjustments involving the Velcro and other stuff. Jayce and I are eternally grateful! ‍

Fabric selection here is wide and deep. They have pretty much everything and I stop in when I am in…read moretown for work. Never know what you will find. That said, I'm disappointed with their prices. I know EVERYTHING is more expensive, but it looks like they raised their prices on everything including fabric they've had before tariffs and a bad economy kicked in. $14+ for a yard of regular price quilt cotton is really high even for a local quilt shop. I left with nothing and won't be back. Stores wonder why people shop Hobby Lobby and online. This is why. Less expensive even with the cost of shipping.

Cute off the beaten path store with super friendly staff. It has pre-made finished quilts to…read morematerial

This new fabric store bought out a lot of the inventory from the former Laura's Fabrics, now…read moreclosed, and then opened an expanded, updated, upgraded, brand-new store a little north of the former location. The newly-built store opened in April 2025 and is a combination fabric store and Amish general store. The aisles are wide, the lighting is excellent, the inventory is updated and very well organized, the prices are very good, the store is spotlessly clean, and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly. The fabric section has an expanded selection of quilting fabrics. Cash or checks only.

Ordered online for the first time -- the were prompt in mailing, priced very reasonably, and quick…read moreto respond when i had a question. A great experience!

WOW AMAZING ordered on the 6th received it on the 10th. I can't say enough good about that. We will…read morecontinue to build a working relationship with this company.

A wide variety of kits and quilting cottons. Prices are reasonable. Everyone was so pleasant and…read moreensured that we could be a part of their club. Nice selection of machines as well.

Great place to visit it's worth the drive. I have been there many times and each time I find…read moresomething different that I have to get.

GREAT service, super selection I've purchased material supplies and had quilting done. Love the…read morecare given to my vintage sewing machines to my modern the handle them all with care. Highly recommend them with any machine.

My sewing machine had a problem, I tried to fix it. Ended up taking to Sew Happy and they fixed it…read morewhile I waited. Very knowledgeable and a pleasure to talk to!

I was innocently driving north on US31, and all of a sudden, I saw a sign that said "Yarn, quilts,…read morespinning, looms". U-turn (safely), and in I went. From the outside, this store is unassuming and in stealth mode, it also serves as the office for a storage unit property. The store is a single medium sized room, but it is well organized, and there is plenty of room for all of the goodies. I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of lovely fibers in the shop. There is a nice area to take knitting lessons, and plenty of yarn to admire, pet, and purchase. There are also quite a few books - both older and new - that provide inspiration as well as must be purchased! The sharp-as-a-tack owner has lovely samples and knitted items that she's knit up and is happy to show you. There were several fibers that I would usually have passed by that I must buy now (and I bought some then) because I was able to see them in knitted form. There were finished objects that ranged from very simple ones that a beginner could have confidence in doing, to very complex heirloom pieces that inspired me. There was also a good range of prices and fibers from simple and easy machine washable blends to scrumptious baby camel and silk blends. She also sells spinning supplies, and a tempting selection of wool for rug hooking (I'm just learning this, it's the one where you cut the wool into 1/4" wide strips and punch it through the canvas). She has the supplies as well as whole kits for these rugs. The quilting is primarily the custom work that she does, there is no fabric on its own available here. I felt very welcomed, and will certainly stop in again when I'm anywhere near the area. I could have spent much more time here!