Historic & beloved fabric store that has always offered ample selection with friendly customer…read moreservice

From the owner: This business specializes in Quilting materials, Cottons, Poly cottons, Quilt batting, Threads etc…read more Also Work-wear, Snowmobile suits and Boots.

I decided to recover my patio furniture so went to Fabricville first...I had no plan because I'm…read morenot a sewer but got lots of help, advise on which fabrics and threads to use, lots of selection and it was all on sale....the staff were funny and helpful....love this store!

Not sure how this place survives. We were in there on a Thursday afternoon, I think there were 12…read morestaff working, 5 or 6 operating one cash register. As near as we could figure, only one actually knew how to do anything. The floor staff were generally rude. The Assistant Manager was rude and belligerent to her staff. None of the staff seemed to understand the sales or discounts that every other Fabricville was offering. If you can avoid it, do so at any cost.

This is an amazing quilt store full of all of your quilting needs. Very helpful staff and just a…read morejoy to walk in and spent some time shopping.

Wow!! Three Bags Full was a pleasant surprise! They were not in Yelp, but a shop in Shediak showed…read moreup - about half an hour away. Before taking that drive, was going to call them to check their hours, only to find out they had closed permanently. Boo! However, further research showed that TBF was open, and closer to where we are visiting. So, everyone else was busy doing other things, so I headed down by myself to go take a look. I'm looking for yarn and tools to knit myself slipper-socks and mittens, and souvenir yarns. It doesn't look that big a place from the front of the shop, but it's long and narrow, with plenty of yarn and inspiration in it! When I walked in, the shop clerk was sitting at a table, knitting, watching for clients. She put her project down right away, and helped me find what I needed (good thing I had brought the book with me!) And as I've just finished knitting a pair of socks, I needed a new project, so I asked if she could wind the yarn up for me, which she did. It's a lovely shop! If I lived closer, I'd take time to sit and knit there on a regular basis. PS: the clerk told me that they've been open only since June 1st! Bravo and kudos!! Good luck too!