If you need odds and ends that you can't find in hardware, discount, or other establishments,…read morecheck out Surplus City. They have military surplus for camping. Loads of paint and supplies. T-shirts at bargain basement prices--plain for you to design as you wish. Need zip ties in different colors for banding/identification of your poultry? They have it, and ultraviolet ones for zip tying metal enclosures (necessary on the farmstead). Welding rods? Yep. Fabric, outdoor rugs, household goods, bedding, crafts. Envelopes and paper for annual holiday letters. Silk and other artificial flowers and greens, along with holiday decor. Oh yes! Prices are very good. Plan to spend time exploring. Oh, and when you get to the cash register, expect to look some more at all kinds of items on shelves around the register corral.

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.

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.

The fabrics are beautiful and the classes are excellent. They have classes for every skill level. I…read morehad no sewing experience and in a very short time, I have gained the confidence to begin and complete projects I am proud of. I highly recommend Smile Spinners for their incredible service, welcoming community and excellent products!

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.

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!

Great place to stop by. Amish quilts, books herbal medicine. Great Amish experience. You'll spend a…read morelot time just looking around all the cool things

From the owner: Esh's Store, Located on an Amish homestead, just off the PA Turnpike in Newburg, is a favorite…read moreone-stop variety store. They feature housewares, toys & games, wagons, a wide selection of bulk foods, seasonal produce, canning lids, homemade potato chips, and books & cards. The fabric shop section of the store carries Needlecraft, Stonehedge, Quilting Treasures, Mook Fabrics, and other name brands. The Health Food & Natural Remedy section of the shop features Nikken Magnets, Nature's Sunshine herbs & vitamins, NOW products, CBD Oils, and Tick Tick Boom for treating lyme's disease. Esh's Store is also a Norwex Cleaning Products Distributor and DoTerra Essentials Oils

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!

I am not able to recommend this store. I have an older Singer machine that my dad purchased for me…read moreand is a treasured item. I messed it up (unknowingly) by spraying the canned air to clean it up and it fried the electronics, so I purchased another identical machine that was working and took both to the store to be repaired. I specifically told the clerk that one machine was the donor for the other one. She did make note of it, but it was either missed, ignored or purposely not done. When I went back to pick it up, I knew immediately that the wrong machine was fixed based on the condition of each. Of course, the owner was out of town so I was not able to voice my concerns to someone on charge. So I paid the over $200 bill and left. I did leave both machines there hoping for a good solution. I then emailed the owner and explained what happened and he told me it is not their policy to use donor machines to do fixes, (i was not informed of this at the time of drop off) but that he would fix my heirloom and honor the original repair price. I went back when it was completed and picked both of them up. The heirloom machine powered up, so I assumed it was repaired correctly. Fast forward to today, when I felt good enough to do some long overdue projects and the needle mechanism will not work with the machine powered on, only when it is off. Granted, I should have checked, but so should them, no? It would have been pretty apparent that it still wasnt working correctly if the repair person had gone through some basic steps like winding a bobbin and sewing a few stitches. So now, I'm out over $200 with a useless machine. Watch these people if you go for service, they aren't very effective based on my experience there and I would hate for someone else to get taken like I did. 0 stars.

Absolutely wonderful experience, great variety of fabrics, notions and machines. I was able to…read morepurchase a new machine and take it home with me, not wait for delivery and pay shipping charges. Staff was up to date on machines and very friendly. I will definitely be going back.

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.

What a wonderful place! When visiting family in town for the holidays, we decided to have a family…read morepainting night together. We were all a bit overly ambitious in picking out ceramics to paint (we were first-timers and didn't know what we were doing). As such, we ended up needing to come in for a total of over 7 hours over the course of a few days to finish our projects. Karen, the owner, was so very patient with us and incredibly kind. She made sure that we had all the tools and paints we needed to make our projects. She had exactly the right balance of being available to answer questions and give us additional information without seeming in the way or overbearing. She even offered to let us borrow some paints to take home to work on our pieces outside of the studio's open hours. That kind of generosity and customer service is a true gift. Beyond that, the ambiance of the place is perfect for unleashing an inner artist. As a very old building, the original features of the home have been marked and dated, making it fun to wonder about what the 1860's original wall-paper must have seen in its time! The prices for the pieces are incredibly reasonable, and without additional sitting fees or firing fees, the fun-per-dollar ratio is a fantastic one. We also found a fantastic deal on Living Social, making the experience even more of bargain. In sum, I would highly recommend Create-A-Palooza to individuals, couples, families, and anyone else who has an interest in being creative!

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.