I love this place. I like to stop by a couple times a month to see what they have. I have purchased…read moretools, fabric, paint and various types of hardware with no isdues with anything.

Tools cheaper quality than Harbor freight. A bunch of junk that shouldn't be in a "Hardware" store.read more

What's better than a shop full of fabrics? A friendly owner. Its not close to home but I…read moredefinitely will be shopping here! Nice variety with competitive prices. The assortment was great. Lots of panels.

This quilt shop is much like the Amish and Mennonite owned quilt shops in Lancaster County. Theres…read morea good variety of fabrics :high end quilt fabric, apparel,novelty fabrics, fleece, flannels and Batik, all at a fair price. . They also have a fine selection of patterns and Notions. The person at the cutting table was sweet. This place is off the beaten path, surrounded by farms and worth the drive. So glad I found this hidden gem.

I love this quilting store. They have a little bit of everything and if they don't have it, they…read morecan most likely order it for you. Everyone there is very pleasant to work with and the best part is they offer longarm quilting that is a fair price. They also do classes, but you do need to take you own machine. Go check them out you won't regret it.

What a wonderful quilt shop to visit. Reasonable priced fabric and kits. Deb Curtis is a wealth of…read moreinformation providing great advice to starting or completing projects. Has wool supplies to do penny work and applique. Creative and inspirational samples. Classes, workshops and long arm services. She uses her space well to display product. Purchase card program available. Plenty of parking. Thank you for providing us with a wonderful experience. 3 quilt gals from Quilters by the Sea, berlin, MD.

What a charming shop! Yes, it's small and has limited hours at this time, but it's full of…read morebeautiful yarns and lush hand-dyed wool fabric. And if you like to do wool appliqué, like I do, there are all sorts of samples and patterns and even kits for some very unique designs (and for yarn projects as well, I might add). I've got a feeling they're going to keep adding merchandise and maybe even start to hold a few classes. Colleen, the proprietor, was super nice. A hit!

From the owner: Due to Covid-19 state restrictions the shop is open by appointment only. Call or make appointments…read moreor schedule from our website. Masks required, and a maximum of four customers in the shop at one time. We can help you find and match colors for all your knitting projects.

Extremely good quality fabric with extensive inventory. The owner and associates are eager to help…read morewith selections if needed. It is the only fabric store I shop at. Cute little house in Perry County.

Great selection of beautiful and often unusual patterns. High quality fabrics and knowledgeable…read morestaff.

Besides being a friendly store they bring in machine educators that are extremely knowledgeable…read more The owner's provide lunch. As the customer you leave with a new appreation for your machine purchase, a full belly and new friends. So it's a win

Quite Possibly the friendliest quilt shop in existence. Since I visit my daughter in northwest…read moreVirginia often, I decided to do a shop-hop of the quilt stores within an hour or two's radius. I made it up to Stitch-N-Time and I am so glad I did. Friendly, helpful, well-stocked--all the things! The ladies taking a class reflected a relaxed, content atmosphere...creative and enjoyable. One feels valued and welcomed. The store features Bernina and Baby Loc machines, and a host of long-arms and furniture and accessories as well as some patterns. The fabric selection is not huge, but they carry nice flannel and a lot of batik. The examples hung for display are gorgeous! This was by far my favorite shop!

Wow! This place is extraordinary! In addition to the array of supplies and machines available, the…read morestaff are personable, friendly, highly knowledgeable, and professional. After visiting several stores across several counties, I went to Sew'N Place to continue my exploration of the various options for embroidery machines. Sew'N Place had been highly recommended by a competitor I visited earlier that day, "He [Michael] is honest as the day is long - you couldn't do better." Couldn't agree more. Michael went over the wide array of machines and listened (yes, actually listened) to what I wanted out of the machine. Again, Wow! Too many places want the most money they can get out of you. I believe and feel that Michael wanted to present me the best option available for the best price as well as a ton of offered help and service as part of who they are and provide to their customers. I ended up with the Husqvarna Sapphire and am extremely satisfied! Also, enjoyed all the antique machines on display. They gave me the feeling that I was a part of many, many years and generations of creating with fabric and thread. The stories those machines could tell! Oh, and ice cream / beverage shop connected was the icing on an already decadent cake of the day. Thank you, Sew'N Place!

This shop has a wonderful cafe and nice fabric. However, if you have a problem with customer…read moreservice, they don't want to hear about it. I complained (very nicely) and the result was being blocked from their facebook page and newsletter. Making money is their sole goal and they don't really care if you don't like how they treat you.

My white and gray curtains had blue marks on them, were cut too short and had hideous buckling. I…read moreeven sent her pictures to show her the problems. The response was "Sorry for your inconvenience". "We do our best. We have no complaints." She charged me almost $300. I will never go back.

Do not bring your machine here to be serviced. The first time I brough it in just for a tune up…read moreand when I got it back it ran terribly. Ended up breaking my bobin case. Paid for a new one and got it back. 1 month later the bobin case broke again. When I brough it in, the women said that the machine was basically garbage and I should just trash it (a Bernina Arista 200). Paid for a new bobin case just to get my machine back but was not happy with the customer service. While I was there, a women told me that they told her the same thing. The day I got it back I broke 4 needles. Finally drove to Hinkletown to have it serviced. They said the machine is fine, just the needle alignment was a mess. They fixed for a fraction of the price. I definitely would not bring a machine here, but based on the bad attitiude, I wouldn't do any business here.

I had been wanting to go to this establishment for a long time now and finally made it in last…read moreweekend. There is so much to pick from it. It was hard to decide prices ranging from $60+ to $7. However, after browsing the selection, my mom and I picked two items each! It took me and her about 2 hours and cost $50, which wasn't bad at all. The only reason I give four stars and not 5 the workers when we walked in were just sitting talking didn't really engage with us or show us around ask if it was our 1st time I had to tell them. Also, when painting, I thought they would come around to see if we needed anything or look at our work and tell us we need more layers I had to ask. However, personally, they were still nice, just not as engaged as i would like. All in all a great experience and super fun I will be back.

My wife and I were excited to end our first ever trip to Ice Fest by making a pottery souvenir. We…read morehad seen the Facebook advertisement to make a coffee mug with Carlisle Ice Fest stencils. However, our experience painting pottery left us very frustrated and determined never to return to this business when we're next in town. We've painted pottery in numerous studios in Maryland and New Hampshire, so we understand the basics of the process. When we entered the studio, no one greeted us or was seemingly working there to answer our questions. We wanted to know if there was a studio fee or if that was included in the pottery prices. Despite advertising the mugs, they were not easily identified as being the special. The staff, and I'm reluctant to actually call them employees, we're giggly teenagers who were more interested in chatting then helping customers. We had to stand in the check out line to get basic questions answered and ended up waiting for the owner to come over to have the stencil process explained. In addition to the lack of support from the staff, the owner/manager was busy running an adjacent store selling teas and other goods. As a result, it appeared no one was actually managing the pottery studio. Focusing on either the pottery studio or the other store instead of poorly running both would have improved everyone's experiences. The owner was gracious enough to ship our mugs to our home in Maryland. However, the packaging was poor and resulted in chipping one mug and completely cracking the other. Luckily, we can use the Japanese kintsugi technique to salvage our mugs as candle holders instead of their intended purpose.