Great place for Quilting services. In-house fabric selection fit my needs. Great consult towards…read moregetting your quilt completed- thank you .

Great, extensive options for yarn brands they carry. Went here to get a tapestry needle so I could…read moreweave in my project ends. Ended up stumbling into their Christmas in July event. If you buy your yarn, start and finish your project before the end of the month, then you get entered into a $100 gift card drawing. BIG EDIT to this. I am more than halfway through my sweater so I called them to see if I finished the item how I let them know. The owner told me she has to SEE IT?!? Wow. May just have to hop on a plane again ? :) I got taken for a ride and didn't even know it. The person helping me, Donna, did not say this and she knew I was from out of state. Guess I wish Donna was the owner. She was super nice!!! To help motivate you to join, they have Malibrigo, Marisol and needle/hook sets at 25% off! For this KAL or CAL your project needs to be a sweater, shawl or advent project of your choice. Well I jumped in and looked through my sweater patterns and found a cardigan and some Marisol alpaca. I verified cardigans are valid sweaters. Had to get a needle and a bunch of other accessories, including a container to put them in. Bam! Did the swatch that night, and now I am off to the races. Doubt I will finish it by the end of the month, but I did take on Andrea Mowry's make shorties over Thanksgiving weekend and surprised myself and completed: them. Donna was great with helping all of my goodies together. Another person helped too--asked her fiber substitution questions and she wound a couple of skeins of my yarn so I could get going. Bottom line this place is a great community yarn store that brought lots of joy and will continue to do so for a while. Check em out if you haven't yet. If you go soon you too may jump into their Christmas in July knit along or crochet along! But be sure you know you have to show your finished product! Digital pics are apparently not sufficient.

Great yarn store! The ladies inside were very helpful and gave me time to shop. One of the biggest…read morestocks I've seen! If you're looking for very specific needles, I would call ahead to see if they have them.

Oh my gosh, the fabrics! Your creativity will go crazy just looking at them. The ideas they have…read moreare super plus span the gamut based upon your tastes. And, the furniture offerings are tastefully elegant.

Absolutely Beautiful Store!!! The best home decorating fabric store in North Alabama. The talented…read moreowner and staff can help you with all of your decorating needs for bedding, window treatments and upholstery. They have over 600 fabrics for sale on the floor at VERY REASONABLE prices, and carry Robert Allen, Fabricut, Kravet, Duralee and many others for custom orders. They carry Peacock Alley bedding, ready made drapery panels, lighting, pillows and some very special and unique furniture pieces. And they are very nice and patient and make sure that the customers get exactly what they want! And the store SMELLS FABULOUS!!!!!

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.

Anastasia, the proprietor agreed to give my daughter in law crochet lessons so I paid $120 for…read morelessons and some yarn to get her started. When my dil called to schedule Anastasia gave her a list of reasons she wouldn't give her lessons but she also spent the entire time trying to talk her out of crochet and into knitting. Crochet is what Anastasia agreed on and my dil was basically refused. Why would anyone want to patronize a store that poorly run? I won't! And I hope anyone who is trying to decide where to go shop will see this and give their business to a more deserving store! This is a scam and a rip off!

Everyone was friendly and so helpful We had about 17 women…read moreand they were gracious to all of us. Would definitely go back.

Well, I previously would have recommended this place. I got two missed phone calls and a voicemail…read morefrom them, asking to call back. I had a quilt bound way back in May 2025. I knew I didn't have anything that I was waiting on, so was suprised to be getting a call. The lady on the phone said that they had been audited, and the invoice from my quilt binding back in May showed that they hadn't charged me for the fabric I bought for the binding (?). They said I had a balance of $5 and some cents- I was in disbelief, that they would call me, the customer, MONTHS later, and ask for a payment of $5...... If their employee messed something up and didn't charge enough or didn't ring up the fabric....... that is NOT on the customer to rectify months later. Honestly I was so flabbergasted I did pay it- the person on the phone said she was "just doing her job" because she had been asked to call BY THE OWNER. So the owner thinks it's on the customer to pay an outstanding fee for an employee's mistake, again..... MONTHS later after the fact? She reiterated that they had been audited-- I mean...... bummer for them but again as the customer that is absolutely NOT my problem. And certainly it isn't my responsibility to rectify. Astounded that such a small business would even attempt to bother a customer about this months later. Such a sour taste in my mouth. There are multiple other quilting stores around, and I have had quilts bound and/or quilted at other places. I'll probably never go back because I can't even believe the audacity of a shop owner. They should have eaten the cost or taken it out of the employee's wages (whoever messed up). Anything would have been acceptable rather than bothering a customer months after the fact. This would never happen at a larger retail store- and I probably should have just refused altogether. If I had not been so shocked I probably would have. Would they come to my house and demand payment? The entire situation is so bizarre. Beware to customers across the board when this is how you're treated.

We use swimwear elastic for our business. Works great on our leotards!…read morewe have ordered from them 5+ times and have always received our product quick. They ship within 2 business days. Love the fast shipping. We will continue to order from them, they are our go to place for elastic. thank you Nese:)

There is just no nice way to put it, these people are thieves and liars. Their listings are very…read morevague so is/when you complain when you received something that is different than what you ordered they blanket it and say it was what you ordered. They then refuse to do full refunds and pay for shipping back. So very unwise and not a good way to be.

I love this place! Helpful and friendly staff. Beautiful fabrics and I can't wait to start sew my…read morefirst quilt there.

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.