This store is no longer open BUT has been replaced by an incredible artist collective. This…read moreincludes a boutique and many class offerings. Check them out! Website: thetumbleweedartcollective.com

After stopping into the store, I was immediatley greeted by an associate who was quick to help me…read morefind everything I was looking for. The fabrics sold here are incredible, but I was overall grateful for the help I received as a beginner in the realm of sewing.

Since I can't give more than 5 stars- 5 stars doesn't seem like enough. I love this shop and the…read morepeople who work there! The selection is fabulous, the quality is outstanding and variety seems endless. They sell zippers by the yard as well as unique zipper pulls for any project. You can't get out of the store empty handed. Everything is beautiful

OMG ITS LIKE CANDLY LAND SOME MANY FABRICS SUCK LITTLE TIME The associates were very helpful and…read morevery friendly if you happen to drive by pass in, you will be so glad you're dead.

A little difficult to schedule with but there were some unusual cirmstances. Quilting was excellentread more

Dream Catchers Quilting has been in business for over 10 years and the owner Kim Waite has been…read morepublished on the cover of both Quilt Maker Magazine and McCall's Quick Quilts. The studio is beautiful, turnaround times are short, and pricing is competitive.

Maggie destroyed my Babylock 10 thread embroidery machine because she was too cheap to train her…read morerepair person. He was not experienced on 10 needle embroidery machines because he did not know how to calibrate the machine on different hoops. I called BabyLock and they referred me to another dealer who told me what happened. The machine has never been the same. She would only text not respond to calls like a 12 year old. She tried to get my husband to buy another $20,000 machine after they broke mine!!! I have never experienced such incompetence in my life. DO NOT buy a machine from her. I wish I could destroy something of hers that costs $20,000.! She's very unprofessional. I would not have put a 1 star on the review but they would not except less I'd say a negative 10 is sufficient!

An amazing option for artists and crafters on a budget as I used to be. Now, with much limited…read morevision I have had to give up those pursuits that I have enjoyed since childhood. But now I am just a donor to their shop and I really enjoy knowing my various donations will not go unused. I brought in a lot of stuff in the last few years but recently found yet another stash I had missed. So I called to see if the could use wallpaper and told me they would even take an operas roll in addition to the two still sealed. I got a rude over this morning so we could easily park as soon as they opened. It's a great shop stocked with so much in so many categories, every crafter and fiber artist around should stop by.

Lots of great reuse items available! All of it has been donated by the public and it changes…read moreperiodically, although there always is a stash of basic art supplies. Fiber, yarn, painting, wood, metal, plastic, glass and tons of kid stuff, crayons, colored pencils, marker, glue, paper, scrapbooking, canvases, art books, etc. There is more there than I listed, including stuff like Velcro, sewing needles, sewing machines!, knitting needles, crochet hooks, felt. Yesterday they even had a spinning wheel! If you bring in a donation of supplies, you receive a discount coupon for a future purchase.

I have been shopping at Equilter for MANY years (3-5 times a year since 2010). Their selection is…read moreamazing, the color help is very useful. I also love the wishlist and their sales are fantastic, excellent value. The few times I've needed help they've been very responsive. They also donate a percentage of their sales to various charities. And as far as the reviews complaining that it's not a brick and mortar store: that's on you. The name "equilter" literally means it's an online business. I'll be a customer for years to come.

Horrible product. I ordered a cute HAND QUILTED cat pillow in the shape of cat head. $50+…read moreI received a cheap. Ugly pillow case square from quilt look material. Was to be a gift. I wouldn't give this crap to anyone. Would be too embarrassed.

We live on Lookout mtn where the sun just bakes our house. We have some older blinds on some of our…read morebig windows but needed to block more light and heat. We worked with Jordan (who was kind and amazing) who gave us some great options for our windows that were both timeless / beautiful and helped our home be less of an oven during the summer. Couldn't be happier with how they turned out. Thank you Jordan!!

From the owner: Couture is the essence of quality and creativity that results in a perfect fit. Blinds Couture…read morecreates well-designed window coverings that, like a precisely tailored garment, bring the warmth and comfort of being just right. Blinds Couture is a window covering and window treatment store, specializing in luxury window coverings and custom window treatments. We provide shades, blinds, drapery, and shutters to our clients across Denver, CO.

Chris reupholstered our bird chair and ottoman. He did a great job and answered all of our…read morequestions. He was timely and communicative and the price was quite reasonable. We would definitely use his services again.

Chris was excellent to work with from the beginning to the end! The quality is way above good, and…read morewe are very pleased with our chair that he reupholstered. He never pushed us to buy one fabric over the other, and we appreciated that. Such good value! Chris also repaired a chair for us earlier that we didn't think could be fixed. We highly recommend him!

Ackerman and Sons are Everything!!! They repaired a piece after my possessed realtor stormed my…read morehome and broke an expensive one of a kind armoire and robbed me among other things.

Overall, my experience with Ackerman's Upholstering was very disappointing. I had a sofa and two…read morechairs reupholstered--pieces with clean lines and no removable cushions--and it is now clear their staff lacked the skill set required for this style of furniture. They got my order wrong. I requested a cream sofa with gold trim, and gold chairs with cream trim. I got a gold sofa and cream chairs. They offered to reupholster the furniture at no charge, but I already had been without furniture for 2 months and did not want to be without furniture any longer. So I had the sofa recovered in the cream. The workmanship itself was subpar. There is now a visible zipper running partway up the back of both the sofa and chairs where there was originally only a seam. It looks like a gash and completely detracts from the otherwise elegant design. When I raised this concern, I was told the upholsterer couldn't figure out how to fit the fabric without adding a zipper. This should have been communicated to me in advance so we could find a better solution--or so I could seek a more experienced professional. Furniture that was originally made without visible zippers should have been reupholstered the same way. As it stands, the zippers are an eyesore. There are wrinkles in the fabric in the corners of the bench seat of the sofa and chairs. The foam is lumpy in the arms. Communication is poor and misleading. I had to call multiple times to get a call back when inquiring about the status of my furniture. When my sofa was recovered with the cream fabric, I told them again I do not want a zipper in the back. I was told that there was no zipper. Guess what? There is a zipper. I was also told when the sofa was delivered, an upholsterer would come out and do a blind stitch on the zipper openings to make it less visible, but no one came. It wouldn't have worked anyway. I paid for the service and there was no receipt. I had to call and request a receipt which was promptly emailed to me. On a positive note, Ackerman's does offer a wonderful selection of fabrics, and the office staff were helpful in sourcing materials, ordering samples, and suggesting alternatives to help reduce costs. Overall, the quality of work did not justify the high cost of the project. They may be better suited for more traditional furniture with removable cushions, but I would not recommend them for more tailored, modern pieces.