A cute little quilt shop along downtown Main Street in Anoka. I was in the area for an event and…read morehad some extra time so I decided to stop in and take a peek. The shop feels breezy-- large windows on a corner lot lends a lot of natural lighting and the aisles are wide for ease of shopping. They carry plenty of cotton prints, but I noticed they also have a good selection of minky fabric in many colors. They also have batting, pattern guides, and cutting mats/blocks. Pricing was standard for an independent quilt shop at around $13-15 per yard for cotton and $25 for minky. I was greeted in a friendly manner by an employee when I entered who said to let them know if I needed assistance. They also helped me checkout ahead of someone else who needed the cut counter (I did not). I can see myself stopping in if I'm ever back in the area. :)

The employees are very knowledgeable and the selection of fabrics is great. They also have classes…read morethat are very informative. Great place to go for fabrics and everything you need to get started quilting.

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.

This place is massive! They literally have anything and EVERYthing you need. There is a daily…read more40-50% sale for fabrics which is amazing because it came get expensive. Love how you can grab your own cloth, feel the textures, explore more than just fabric but buttons and more

Such an expansive selection of yarn, fabric, and needle-crafts in a one stop shop! Prices were…read morecompetitive with the big box stores. There's something for everyone and I left stocked up on notions, a new dress pattern, and 2 adorable embroidery kits! Staff were so friendly and encouraging as I looked through some of the more advanced patterns. Can't wait to stop by again!

Excellent little shop for knitting, seeing and other such projects. High quality supplies and smart…read moreservice with great advice. Very happy with my purchases!

Visited for the shop hop. I didn't buy anything but they had a pretty good selection of things and…read morethe shop is very cute. Lots of colors of minky/cuddle.

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.

Awesome fabric wholesaler for the trade. High quality fabrics and great customer service! Their…read morewebsite is easy to use too. If you are a consumer, you can find this brand in most upholstery shops.

Fabulous customer service! The staff will be very helpful, and loads of fabric choices!read more

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.

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.

Absolutely furious! Worse yarn store experience I have EVER had!…read more Now I understand everyone has shit going on, but when ur a business owner, composure is everything!!! I had my sister go and purchase some yarn for a hat for her daughter and herself, I just moved to a new town in MN so it is an LYS I'm unfamiliar with. I was able to turn 2 of the 3 skeins into cakes with no issues, the 3rd was really kinked and twisted in the hank and became worse as I tried to cake it, I had my sister take it back and ask her to exchange it, the twisted yarn would just continue to be an issue throughout and I didn't want to deal with it. This owner was horrible to my sister, words such as "people like you" "get the hell out". I called her in attempt to settle the situation and explain that it was twisted in the hank, she yelled and screamed and basically lost her shit... Now she did throw out a few things going on her life, but again, new to this town and her store, how could I possibly know any of that? I'm sure the people in the store were friends of her but she behaved like this to my sister in front of others, I'm so pisst with my sister being humiliated like that, or anyone thinking they can have temper tantrums and be justified! Don't worry "people like me" who spends $100s a month on yarn won't be back to your store.

Walls of yarn! There were ladies knitting when we arrived, there's quite a selection and so many…read morecolors!