Very friendly staff with a great selection! Whether you are looking for a custom quilt or a rare…read morefabric pattern, this is your place!

After getting a coffee upstairs we wondered down to see what great fabrics there were. We brought…read moreour coffees into the store and a woman with dark hair and glasses was so rude because we brought our coffees into the store. She could have kindly mentioned that these were not allowed (or better yet post a sign) We were ushered out of the store and shamed. I will not be shopping here in the future. Kindness goes a long way especially in this economy. So disappointed.

Amazing little fiber and fabric store! Jennifer also runs classes. Parking is out front or on the…read moreside. She is very knowledgeable about fiber and what to use for certain projects. Come check out her inventory or take a class!

Cute store. Pleasant shop owner. I went again the following week to buy more fabric. Fabric prices…read moreare industry standard and I picked up a few clearance patterns for a great deal.

We visited as soon as they opened on a Saturday morning. It smelled like butter heaven upon entry…read more The front area has beautiful glassware and other articles. The next room are food items with a favorite mustard, salts and other French staples. To the left are fabrics, beautiful and quality. Finally the pastry and coffee area. They also have tea, of course. The pastries were divine we got 4 different types. I also had French Press coffee and we were so glad to discovered this jewel. The owners are so pleasant and helpful. I would love the time to just sit with coffee and speak with them. It's an enjoyable visit to a local owned shop.

Such a nice shop! Loved all the fabrics and home goods. The owner was so lovely to chat with and…read morevery helpful as well. The almond croissant was TO DIE FOR!!! Don't just get one!

How has no one reviewed this little gem yet?!…read more Believe it or not, I'm a HUGE quilter and I've finally found my Home Planet: Stitches. This place is great: a huge selection of vibrant cotton fabrics all perfectly arranged by color value and theme. There's even a special little room where everything is discounted! This place is packed from front to back with some of the most gorgeous colors/designs you've ever seen and likely won't see elsewhere. On top of the amazing fabrics are the services: they will use a long-arm to quilt your sandwich (that makes perfect sense to quilters)! For a nominal fee based on size, you can flip through a BINDER filled with options, and the turn around time is great. If you need something quicker, just pay an extra fee to get bumped to the front of the line. These ladies have your back I've been there when it's slow )and just enjoyed chatting about my projects and perusing fabrics), and I've been there when it's jumping (they teach classes and have a lovely group of older ladies who giggle the place up as they work). The place is covered with amazing quilted projects/tapestries on the walls, and every time I visit I spend more than I should. I'm heading back out there this weekend to pick up a few quilting projects, so I'll be sure to attach pictures soon. In the meanwhile, treat yourself to a relaxing afternoon )whether you're a quilter or not), and just wander around this place so you can oooo and ahhhhh at all the pretty colors. Pro tip: Stitches is in the Glendale Pavilion, which is a series of quaint little shops and eateries. Build time in your schedule to wander around after visiting Stitches. Grab a lemon bar at the bakery around the corner (delicious), sip a glass of rosé at the wine bar (great service), or my personal favorite...stop in at Meritage for some of the most delectable food you've ever had. I'd recommend the scallops. P.S. if you were a Joann's devotee, you'll likely notice the prices are a touch higher here at Stitches, BUT keep in mind this is not a chain, it is independently owned, and these ladies sources their own fabrics quite deliberately.

From the owner: Get started on your next quilting project with a quick visit to Stitches Quilt Shop in Cincinnati,…read moreOH. At our store, we have everything you need to turn that dream quilt into a reality. Whether you're looking for fabric, long-arm sewing machines, or quilting supplies, we've got your back. Our customers are more like friends here. We boast a contemporary fabric selection that makes your quilt look fresh and modern. And if you need a little help picking out colors, one of our color consultants can chat with you. Stop by our quilt shop any day of the week.

This place is an amazing collection of people and goods. You'll meet helpful problem solvers and…read morefellow crafters who often show interest in others' projects, and you may be overwhelmed with the sheer volume of art supplies that have been crammed into the small store. We always find a few gems we didn't know we needed. My favorite purchase so far has been a very high quality pair of sewing sheers for just a few bucks, and my most surprising find has been a set of paper-making screens. I also treasure a roll of cheesy wrapping paper, which I took home for free.

Oh my gosh, in my happy place!! This is an artist/crafter's dream. The trick is to try to see it…read moreall in 30 minutes, as customers are limited right now due to Covid. This was worth the drive from Louisville! Happy Happy Joy Joy!

Awesome fabric store. Some antiques, some craft supplies. Awesome prices, nice people, great for…read morehistorical re enactors, back to the land people and quilters.

- I just started my first Quilting class and I absolutely love it!. I am have a blast! The Teacher…read moreStephanie knows here stuff! Cant wait this next week! -Fantastic fabric Selection with the highest quality sewing machines for sale in the trI-state area At great prices! Great Service with a happy smile and very helpful people. -They have the fast and most accurate sewing machine service in the area! With the only Certified Juki Tech in a 100 mile radius Of Cincinnati. These guys are MASTERS of their craft. I am definitely going back.

I had my sewing machine service and it's a brand that they don't sell. What a great job. It is like…read morebrand new. Thanks for the great service!! The shop has great fabric at a great price. Check them out!!

I love hobby lobby. I can always find what I need and so much more. I love to create and get so…read moremany cool ideas while walking around and looking at everything

It is such a large store with lots of merchandise to make it very probable that they would have…read morewhatever you need. However, maybe I have gone at just the wrong times, but the lines are usually fairly long which can be frustrating.

Excellent brioche class!! Thank you so much for teaching me how to read my stitches and how the…read morerows build upon each other. I don't have to be a slave to reading the pattern since I now understand how brioche is built. I am now moving onto a sweater I've wanted to knit for years. Highly recommend the class if you offer it again.

If I could rate my experience a 0/5 I would…read more I passed by this store on a run and thought it looked cool so I decided to check it out. I browsed some neat looking skeins of yarn (I did think the price of $15 for enough sock yarn to knit a single adult sock was kinda steep, but the yarn was really pretty and I was in the mindset to spend money) before I noticed a clear cupboard with knitted items and accessories with tags. Since I noticed some were tagged I thought they were all for sale. I opened the doors and started looking through stuff. There was a cool scarf I was hoping to purchase which wasn't tagged, but I didn't realize that initially. I was then approached by two staff members who asked "if they could help me." I asked if anything in the case was for sale. I noticed that they were tense and that the vibes were kind of off, so I said that if they needed me to stop looking through the case I'd step away. They informed me nothing there was for sale and I said okay and stepped away. They told me that there would be items for sale later at a separate event, but I really didn't appreciate the experience as it was. Getting the feeling this place only welcomes a certain type of person and it wasn't me. Which was a bummer, because I was super ready to drop some money. This shop will probably do just fine without my cash but jeez. I don't mind that a shop has rules, but I do think they really could have made a better effort to interact with new customers and make a clearer distinction on which items were for sale and which weren't when I stepped in. The situation could have 100% been avoided and they could have provided a better experience. (Also, if knitted items aren't for sale, why is like 1/4 of the store's displayed items knitted pieces with tags? Super confusing for someone who's been there for the first time, and it's not encouraging to have my first conversation with staff be "those aren't for sale, come back on a weekend." )