We were absolutely elated to see an Indigenous owned and operated fabric shop in the metro. We've…read morevisited multiple times since they opened and had great experiences each time. Initially, we tried a pre-made ribbon skirt kit. Later, we chose from the plethora of Indigenous sourced designs as well as all of the necessary finishing aspects (such as ribbon, thread, elastic band, and bias tape). The staff has been patient and understanding when answering our questions. We plan to return again for our next skirts.

Amazing selection of fabric with indigenous patterns. They have complete kits (fabric, ribbon,…read morepins, elastic) to make ribbon skirts at a great price. Super friendly and helpful.

could improve on the fabric quality and the connection between consumer and supplier I felt as if I…read morewalked into Hogwarts and I saw Gandalf the wizard instead of headmaster Dumbledore like I'm not tryna get doomed by an eye I'm tryna get my Weasley robes ifykyk

GIANT warehouse full of everything you would need to make clothes, blankets, covers, etc... Not…read moregoing to lie, it was very overwhelming, but I went in without a project in mind. If you know what you're looking for it is quite easy and very convenient that you cut your own material. The prices were good, considering after joanns closed there are limited places. It's nice to see they didn't jack up prices because they could. Thank you for that. Although the shelves are just stacked and looks disorganized, I had no problem finding an employee to help. Check out was fast as well.

Susan took my money and never sent me quilt. I asked her so…read moremany times when she'd be mailing me my quilt and she'd make excuses after excuses.

Stopped here on the way to the airport and needed a Row-by-Row for my collection…read more The location isn't the easiest to find but once you are there, you'll be glad you did! Great selection of fabric and patterns. Definitely worth a stop.

The owners are very kind and welcoming, even going so far as to entertain my energetic 4 year old…read morewith "helping sort" (play with) a large jar of buttons so I could browse in peace for a few minutes! Love the yarn selection here, from workhorse affordable acrylic blends all the way up to some of my favorite hand dyers like La Bien Aimee. The button selection is great too, very helpful especially since JoAnn Fabrics is gone now.

I rescind everything I said about Amazing Threads! I returned to give them another chance because I…read moreheard the ownership had changed, welp, I am so impressed. The new owners are wonderful and the offerings are vast. They have are truly great. I love that they were so accepting of crocheters. I love that the store has all kinds of price ranges and it seems that the offerings of classes and social activities was awesome. I will be back and bring my yarny friends with! Thrilled to have a new option:)

Tiny Apple is a great quilt store. Staff is friendly and helpful (Especially Colleen!!) There is a…read morevariety of fabrics and styles to choose from. I think they recently expanded their solids/blenders area which is nice (lots of grunge!). My review is mostly for the class I took - the quilted sneakers. Lisa G. was an AMAZING instructor - super nice and helpful and encouraging. The space set up was awesome - plenty of light, nice work spaces with adjustable chairs and tables, easy access to power and design walls. Its smallish (I think limited to 8) but so very nice. I will definitely check out some of the open sew times and other classes. I also love the "rewards" program. I always have a couple of bucks I can throw towards my next purchase. They do carry some interfacing, foam and notions, but with the loss of Joann I'd love to see more (more thread for sure, more zippers and thingamabobs). And more evening hours!

I think Tiny Apple Fabric and Crafts in Anoka is the best little quilt store in Minnesota…read more I walked in to browse recently and had a delightful hour. The clerks, especially Coleen, were all helpful and friendly. I happen to mention that I have some things I needed to sew on a machine and do they rent a machine for a few hours?? YES !!! And very inexpensively. I signed up, went back a few days later, and got help setting my project up. Colleen could not have been a better helper. I was so pleased. I plan to tell my needlework group about this store and will definitely return--again and again. Thanks Tiny Apple. You are all about GREAT customer service and satisfaction!

Small/medium store in downtown walker. Great selection of modern fabrics and great customer…read moreservice. Can't wait to come back next summer.

Phenomenal store for yarn yarn yarn. It's a candy store for the knitters and crocheters. I love…read morethe classes and the wide variety of yarn. People are so nice.

do not buy skeins of yarn from beWoolen. you will have to spend hours having to untangle it before…read moreyou can even use it due to the way it is raveled.

I thought it was like Michael's, larger but not better. Hard to find staff, except at the…read moreregisters at the front of the store. Signs on the doors about wearing a mask, but while waiting in line to pay-the woman in front of me starts talking to me. She's wearing a pair of plastic goggles upside down: trying to unsuccessfully to mask OR a political statement? Hmm... She paid for her purchases (electing NOT to buy a mask that they sell at the cash register).

This is such a huge store and has so many arts and crafts and pictures to hang up on your wall,…read morereligious books, things for a picnic. You could spend hours in here. I was shopping for candy making supplies and everything I wanted was 25 or or 50% off, definitely a good deal. Also they always have sales posted in the newspaper. The only bummer for me is that they are closed on Sundays. The cashier was very friendly. Lots of free parking.