Highly recommend! She knows what she's doing, she's fast, communicative, and a total pleasure to…read morechat with!! I'm so happy I stumbled upon her on Yelp!!

Let me tell you something Knit Sew Fabulous is our go-to seamstress! Yes, we take everything that…read morewe need altered to her. But what I need everyone to know is that she designed and executed my daughter's dream prom dress! She was caring, concerned, and understood what we wanted and designed the dream dress my daughter wanted to bring elegance and class to Prom 2023! If you are debating about trying the service, don't! Just go! You'll be happy that you did!!!

Grear customer service and I have never not found someone who really knows their fabrics, or a lot…read moremore than me about notions. one on one help great, the staff know how to help with a project. I think there is a fabric there for most projects. looking forward to seeing what new fabrics come in!!

There used to be two Fabricland's in Windsor, one in the South end, but I can see why they closed…read more Fabricland is supposed to be your store for your sewing, quilting, and fabric needs and I feel like it's gone downhill in the past years. It seems Fabricland doesn't care about the upkeep of their stores and to keep it uniform with other locations, which the closest one is London. Walking in, it looks like you're walking into a cluttered mess. They have carts you can use to put the bolt of fabric, but the wheels have been taken off and you're dragging it across the store, which is kind of archaic. Where are the shopping carts, because bolts are heavy and dragging them around in a measly small cart can be ridiculous. The fabric selection, which is why I was in was very bleak and no selection of nice ones at all. No variety or much colours, and everything was scattered so I wasn't sure where to go as to find something I liked. They had a sale area of $5 a metre, which is still pretty expensive, I was looking with my mom because this is her thing, and she wasn't very impressed. She had a member card, a coupon from online and a gift card, and it was still a lot of money for what she picked out, which wasn't a lot. The woman who cut her fabric was great, but the rest of the staff seemed bleak and bored of being there. The cash register was ancient in it's own way and having to make any changes seems difficult. Fabricland needs to up it's game if it wants to stay in the business, I see other small fabric stores popping up all over the place. Plus, since we're so close to the states here in Windsor, Joann Fabrics is pretty easy to drive to, a small hop, skip and a jump across the boarder for us Windsorites

This store fills the hole in my heart that was caused by JoAnne Fabrics closing. Got some gorgeous…read morefabric at a great price. Will be coming back!!

I love coming to this store. The selection is phenomenal and the staff is awesome. The quality of…read morethe fabric is great for the price that you are paying. You can get a lot for a Little which is great for beginners when you're trying to get your stock pile enhanced. what are the odds of having habermans and discount fabric outlet down the street from each other the best of both worlds.

This store does not exist. Address has broken windows on second floor. First floor had open garage…read moredoor with some appliances (possibly broken). Not a retail establishment.

When this store gets up and decorated, it's going to be fabulous, a fabric haven in Detroit which…read moreis really needed. The service was excellent and I appreciate being left to browse, but they are there when I need it. Good luck!

Love this place and the ladies go above and beyond…read more Great selection of fabric and always something new everytime I visit.

Stopped in today with my sister, great shop. Lots of unique fabrics and just about any thing you…read morewant for quilting. Will definitely be back

The fabric quality certainly isn't what it used to be. Pattern matching was impossible with a…read moreplaid as it was severely off grain, when I complained I was told that is how woven fabrics are now a days. I'd accept that for $5 a yard fabric but not for $25 a yard fabric. I guess I need to make a trip to London or NYC to get decent fabric.

How this business has survived is beyond me. The warehouse is a complete dump and looks like a…read moremidtown garment-district building circa 1980. For the prices they charge and low-quality / discontinued fabric, this is far from an upscale fabric / upholstery atelier. The customer service is worse than the product and presentation. Upon walking in, no one greeted me, despite the fact that two employees were chatting at the central desk near the door. I found my way to the back area with the upholstery fabric. I wandered around a bit looking at the myriad sample decks. Because there was no information or pricing on anything, I returned and waited for the woman at the central desk to finish her chit-chat before acknowledging me. She apologized for being short-staffed (so probably not a good time to stand around and chat.) Upon arriving back in the upholstery fabric area, I began explaining my project and said I was seeking fabric in the $30-40/yard range. She abruptly cut me off and said sharply, "Don't have it." I explained I was able to find quite a few options online and know they exist in this range elsewhere and she snapped, "Then go online." I continued the conversation forward by describing the overall dimensions of the cushion seating bench and she again cut me off with a sharp-toned "How many yards?" as if I didn't know how to plan a cushion (or add and multiply). I bluntly replied, "Don't be short with me. I've been sewing for 30 years." I never understand why so-called "experts" (sales clerks) feel the need to be defensive and condescending rather than patient and helpful. There are a million questions she SHOULD have asked before this last one: desired quality, use, color, pattern, touch, durability, etc. Once we discussed details a bit more, she said, "All we have in the $30 range is cotton." If you had something in that range, why didn't you say so in the first place . . . other than trying to steer me into a higher price? When she showed me the swatches, I asked for the specific pricing as nothing was labeled. She replied with, "Can you imagine if we had to price everything individually?" At the end of my rope with her, I simply stated, "Yeah, you would actually have to work." I then turned and walked out. Too bad she couldn't have been attentive, pleasant, and helpful. Had she treated me with respect and courtesy, she would have made nice sale and new customer. Instead, she earned the store yet another 1-star rating on Yelp.

I've ordered from them 4 times now I think. (Well okay it will be 4 now cuz I just ordered another…read moreorder ) Both orders very smoothly. Came on time and the fabric is quality materials. I have no hesitation to place large orders with this company. Very responsive and very flexible with requests. Accurate parcel tracking too. Packed well. It's worth mentioning... they "cut" not rip (I cringe at the sound of ripped cottons and the messy edges irks me so bad. So happy they cut the fabrics here) Prices are amazing and most orders ship free or for a small fee

From the owner: Quiltatious is a brick and mortar fabric store in Windsor, Ontario, as well as an online quilt…read morefabric shop. We offer a carefully curated selection of premium quilting cotton fabric, cotton batik, cotton flannel and quilt wide backing. At our quilt store, you can buy modern fabric collections, traditional fabric collections, authentic aboriginal fabric from indigenous artists, children's fabric, holiday and seasonal fabric collections, novelty quilting cotton, full collections of fabric blenders, fabric bundles, quilting kits, quilting books, batting, rulers, Aurifil cotton quilting thread.

I got a really nice spring/summer scarf made by the Stray Sheep Co. They also had handmade bags and…read moresoy candles with cute artwork. Everything in the store is tax-free because it is run by a co-op of local artists.