i have called this place 3 or more times in the past couple of days only to find their mail box…read morefull. i can't get through. i am wondering if this company is still in business ths only review was posted in 2013. it is now 2018.

Wow I just found this little quilt shop in cottage grove its got all kinds of fabric and the owners…read moreso sweet and warm very knowledgeable. She makes you fell as is your a friend. My new little spot. And she says she gets new fabric all the time.Well your going to see me there more often.

This store has SO many fabrics to choose from! I'm going to be back in Eugene in June, and I'm…read morealready planning my visit to Jean Marie's!

OUTSTANDING customer service! I had a very big project to buy fabric for and very little knowledge…read morein how to go about doing it. Jean Marie's help made it as easy as possible and even went the extra mile in the end. A great selection of fabrics and super helpful employees: WINWIN. It's wonderful to have a family owned business in town that far exceeds any franchises out there.

Cute little dog greeting at the door. Very friendly staff. Small stock of fabric and notions and…read moresome cute patterns. Two stars purely for low inventory.

She has moved to her home, small store operating out of her garage. Very helpful, has a nice…read moreselection but I was looking for a little more variety.

It was my first time in this cute little quilt shop, and I was pleasantly surprised! Lots of…read morebeautiful batiks, fat quarters, jelly rolls, kits, and patterns. The lady working was very polite and responsive to all my questions. This will be a regular stop for me every time I go to the coast.

I was in today after a horrible experience in Coos Bay at Threads that bind yesterday. And found a…read moregreat shop!! Clean well organized and shop owner very helpful. I spent $70. She took the extra time to cut my quilt backing in two horizontal lengths so that it would save me time!! Love that shop!

There is a new owner as the previous one retired recently. Shanna is warm, knowledgeable, and…read morehelpful. She has a lovely family. Her two young children helped me decide on a fabric. Very pleasant shop. (Don't neglect stopping in at the cozy British tea shop next door.)

customer service was very poor. I was a shop hop participant and very disappointed about my…read moreexperience at Joy of Living. the woman (owner) behind the counter accused customers who requested a sticker because they forgot their shop hop magazine (at home) as dishonest and cheaters. "if I give them a shop hop sticker they'll share their prize with other woman and its a shop hop policy." And what if they did? It's their prize and they can share or give it away to anyone they want. very negative vibes from the "owner" of joy of living quilt store. selection of fabric limited.

Sharon was an absolute delight to visit with! This was my very first time in the store, and I was…read moreimpressed with the amount of fabric that was neatly displayed. They also had patterns with the finished products available, which is great for a novice like me. Beautiful wall hangings and bright quilts were throughout the store. There were a few other ladies in there and it was interesting to hear their opinions on long-arm machines. I am brand-new to quilting, only completing one so far, but I'm hooked. I'm so glad I took the time to stop at this cute, fabric packed store .

I loved this shop! She had very nice, unusual panels, plenty of blenders, a fair selection of…read moreKaffe and other colorful designers. There was a nice selection of sale fabrics too. I didn't want to leave. The owner was very nice and helpful. The prices are competitive. Sale fabrics ran $6-$7. On your travels stop here!

It appears that this shop is no longer in business. Arrived at 2pm on a Friday. The lights were…read moreout. I peaked in the window and it looks more like a storage room than a quilt shop.

Small shop and out of the way, but very helpful ladies and super cute fabric would definitely come…read moreback again.

I have been looking for a go to Fabric Store since I have moved to Eugene. I came here and it was…read morereally hard to find. My DH and I circled around for about 30 minutes before we found it. In an unfamiliar area to us, it was well hidden. Once we found it, future visits would be ok if we come back. The stock is great for civil war and the decor was quite charming but the customer service was very lacking. We were not impressed.

Absolutely LOVE this quilt shop!! When I was new to Springfield, I happened upon it. From the…read morebeginning, it has been "my happy place". Kennette, the owner, has wonderful classes and she and her staff are beyond knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. Her fabrics are beautiful and of the highest quilting quality. I have since moved out of the state, but come back twice a year, just to see all of the friends I made at this shop and to attend Kennette's awesome quilting retreat. Do not go through the area without stopping in at this great quilting store!

I took a class, making my own umbrella. The instructor, Marcia, was able to explain, in multiple…read moreways, each technique. The class fee was $60 for an all-day class and included lunch, refreshments, the umbrella frame, and the pattern. I felt it was a fair price, and I received individual assistance from the instructor. Also, the pattern had an error, and I had purchased, during the shop's batik sale, too little fabric. The owner, Charlie, let me pick out fabric in the correct amount and did not charge me for it. I have had several quilts professionally quilted here, both on the computer-automated machine and also custom-quilted by individuals. In all cases, I have felt the quilting enhanced the beauty of my projects, rather than detracting or distracting from it. When I first moved to the town, the quilters at the shop helped me get situated, and find a doctor. Each Christmas, I make quilts to give away to strangers, part of my service to humanity. When Charlie, the shop owner, found this out, saw what I was working on, she insisted on doing the quilting for free, which saved me a great deal of time and energy; she and her staff did beautiful work, not skimping even though they weren't charging. I enjoy doing business here. I think the people are honest, and care a great deal about other people.

Prices are very high; owner incredibly rude which is unusual in the quilting community. I spent $60…read moreand was treated so poorly that I will never step foot into that store again and am warning you against shopping there aso