Stitches of Tulsa is my go-to needlepoint store. The owner has a good eye for color and design; she…read moreis always willing to take time to help me make my own color scheme for the patterns I stitch. They carry so many threads, including Trebizond (a filament silk) and stranded wools. The geometric/counted pattern selection is small but well-chosen. The (unpainted) canvas selection is not huge but it covers the basics. The main downside is the limited hours, though they are appropriate to the size of the staff.

When I entered the store, I was met with unfriendly stares and no greeting. There's a decent…read moreselection of threads but not a lot of modern canvases. I will stick with ordering canvases online and at OKC LNSs to avoid the unwelcoming feeling of this place. The one worker who I asked a question didn't seem too thrilled I spoke to her. Needlepoint should be welcoming.

I am the WORST at getting my dress shirts embroidered with my company name, but it had to be done…read moreasap - aaaand I forgot. Quality Stitching 100% exceeded my expectations and had my items done quickly and with a smile. 10/10 recommend.

From the owner: 25% off everything in stock Fifty Shades of Navy Workwear…read more Uniform, Ball Cap, wholesale and retail embroidery services. Custom logo digitizing and vectoring services.

Service is excellent and they send things very timely. I highly recommend them. Everyone I have…read moretalked to has been very helpful and they have excellent sales. Great selection of sewing needs.

Absolutely the BEST in machines and customer service. Warm friendly staff and a bountiful selection…read moreof all things sewing.

Pros: I was impressed with drop off of items. Last working register was so cute and sweet. The…read moreprocess is slightly overwhelming. So many fonts and color options. But the lady helped me. Clean shop. Easy to find. Cons: so they did kind of mess up my order. I wanted the embroidery above the picket so it wouldn't get sewn shut, but they did it on the pocket. But they made it up to me by comping two of my items. I was happy with that solution. The hours are slightly inconvenient for someone who works full time. But it was easy for me to pop in during my lunch time.

Great customer service and excellent embroidery. I highly recommend that you do business with…read moreUnique Stitches!

I was looking for fabric that would somehow represent Tulsa or Oklahoma for a gift. My friend loves…read morecollecting unique fabric from places she travels to. It was a surprise to find such a wide selection. I started looking around and was definitely lost, so I was glad when an employee asked if I needed help. She knew exactly where to find fabric with indigenous patterns. It was colorful and beautiful quality. I ended up buying a kit as well. There's a workshop space in the back where they host different classes and sewing groups. Super cool place. Highly recommend!

This is one of my favorite quilt shops in the Tulsa area. They are extremely helpful and they…read moreoffered some great fabric suggestions and helpful feedback on some notions. They aren't pushy and I like that they keep what I've bought in their computer system so if I need more of something, they know what it is.

If you love needlework, this is your store! They had a great selection of needlework from beginner…read moreto advanced. Their store was super packed due to a visiting artist, so there were lots of people walking around. Being a novice, I was directed by a helpful employee to a few basic cross stitch patterns. Super excited to do them. Will definitely go back once I'm done with them.

This is destination shop for cross stitch enthusiasts in the Tulsa, OK area. I've heard of this…read moreshop many times and had the opportunity to visit recently. It's big and bright inside and has an amazing selection of charts, fabric and threads. The shop features an enormous display of Mill Hill kits and models, and a large amount of Just Nan and Fern Ridge. There are large and small sampler models, and an extensive selection of charts from both well known and newer designers. I especially enjoyed the models for a type of needlework called knotwork and I found some older Prairie Schooler charts with original prices. The shop was busy and is apparently short staffed currently with the combination of online and phone orders and running the store, but I was greeted warmly and promptly. Definitely worth a visit!

She worked with me and was happy to provide an excellent product. She was great at communicating…read moreand I was pleased with the result.

Was so happy my handy dandy Yelp app helped my find this place. I was on a mission to win big at…read moremy in-laws Christmas gift. Last year I got my FIL a cool phone case... moments later the phone barely dropped and shattered. I also got him some light-up shoes... which stopped working 4 minutes after turned on for the first time. Lesson learned. No more risky gifts. My in-laws go by PARD and Mammy. A scarf embroidered for mammy will do just the trick for holly jolly-ness and I got a paid of fabric shoes for a PARD embroidery job - even though it wasn't able to be done, they still tried! Pumped to have a low-risk/unbreakable Christmas.

Such a great experience in Jenks! Fabulous to walk around & find the most interesting, happy little…read moregems. It's a warehouse divided into isles with closet sized sections filled with household items. I can't wait to go back and look for more items I didn't know I needed :)

This is one of those boutique style thrift shops with individual vendors having booths inside. It's…read morepretty cool. A fun place to just walk around and kill an hour or two. My toddler HAD to have this antique chair that she climbs into from here, which was fine at $20. They also carry some new stuff and crafty handmade things, as well as old fashion candies and Cookiedoodle cookies (a bakery next door). It's tough to give a price range because each vendor is different. I saw one vendor selling a bag of probably 6-8 hot wheels on good condition for $2, but then saw a vendor trying to sell old beat up Jenks Schools shirts for $20-25. Definitely worth popping into if you like a thrift store or flea