Nice Lady, Very Helpful, Great Bargains, Good Quality Products Great Place Easy to Findread more

I have an antique Chinese horseshoe chair that I had bought for $20 at a second hand storage in NF…read more It was always my intent to reupholster it. I started with NextDoor.com to find an upholsterer and time and time, people recommended Coty Upholstery in Tonawanda. Coty referred me to Fabric Warehouse in Lockport to find the perfect fabric. So, I drove out there and a very nice, helpful lady went through the fabrics, explained what was washable, explained the pattern matching. I was very happy with my choice, and now my second hand store find looks vibrant and classic. Hats off to both Fabric Warehouse and Coty Upholstery!

Whenever I come from Rochester NY to Niagara on the lake I look forward to my trip to the Modern…read moreBee. When you walk in the door you are greeted by a friendly staff. I am a knitter, so I go to the yarn selection in the store. There I find an array of choices. I just want to cuddle up on one of the shelves. Fabulous colors and textures abound. I always buy more than I need, but the yarns seem to pop in my hands and say take me home. The fabric selection is awesome too. They have kits for making quilts in many sizes and colors. If you do any crafts, stop in for some interesting finds. I look forward to coming back.

This store moved to this location and when we arrived, they were closed. Can't wait to come back…read moreas they have some nice things but only saw through the window.

I recently attended a fundraiser in their new space on Plymouth... An incredible building staffed…read moreby fabulous volunteers and very talented artisans from around the world I cannot wait to return to take a class. We did get to see the new felt loom in action, try our hand at indigo dying and watch as the women stitched beautiful embroidery motifs on refashioned items. Definitely the place to go for unique one-of-a-kind handmade gifts Off street parking is available in a lot next to the building

This is a this is a very cool business. The space it relocated to a few years ago is great…read more All sorts of refugee and immigrant people come together here and make products from their hometown with the Buffalo twist to them as well. Fantastic to come for small gifts you may need for someone. Everything from earrings to bags to decorated sweatshirtsto pieces of cloth to make your own thing to lessons and working together to make something yourself. Tons of pleasant, easy parking as well.

What a lovely shop! Seems like there is something new every, time I visit.... whether it be…read morein-store or online. The staff are friendly, capable and knowledgeable. I am a very satisfied quilter! So glad Niagara Falls has a new place to find the fabrics of our dreams. Thank you Must Stash Fabrics.... you rock!

Creekside Fabrics is an authorized UPS store, accepting parcels for AMAZON…read more I had never used this location to return my Amazon packages, but I was forced to look beyond my normal UPS STORE. I researched this matter and discovered that Amazon is no longer recommending THE UPS STORE for Amazon returns, as that is the higher cost option. The clerk at Creekside was extremely friendly, very helpful and explaining what was going on. There was no cost to me to send my Amazon package back.

Friendly, knowledgeable staff and quick service. Posters on a board for upcoming quilting bees and…read moreraffles. There's a large back room where quilters may bring their machines and work away from home, catching up on current local events. Parking in front of the building, or behind it, in a semiprivate lot. Great for beginners or the quilter with experience.

I would give less than one star if I could. I have never had such a bad experience with a sewing…read morecenter. The owners were very difficult and blamed everyone but themselves, all while holding onto a large amount of my money that they refused to give back. This was the worst 5 months. Be very careful purchasing from this shop.

I took my serger in to have it serviced. A bolt needed to be replaced. They called me two weeks…read moreafter I dropped it off and told me they needed to order a part and needed my permission. Then there was silence. For over two 1/2 months! I finally called to ask them what the status was and they put me on hold and eventually had to call me back because they couldn't find record of my serger. they called me back and said it was STILL being worked on. I waited another month and called again. I left numerous voicemails. None that were answered. When I finally got ahold of someone, they told me they didn't know how to check their voicemails and again they struggled to locate my serger. They finally called me to tell me it was ready but accidentally told me that it could be picked up in Lockport, when in fact, it was in Elma. Lastly, they told me that the entire MOTOR was replaced and not just a bolt. I had to pay for that. I should have just bought a new serger at that point. I dropped off the serger in late Sept, and finally got in back at the end of January! That's 4 months!!!!! They didn't even so much as apologize or acknowledge this terrible service, which I found terribly inconsiderate and rude.

Amazing selection of fabrics! Kind employee. Facilities as its in the middle of no where!read more

This Amish-owned general store is a real convenience, out in the middle-of-nowhere-Orleans-county…read morearea. It is a general store in every sense of that concept--they generally have a little bit of everything. Absolutely no food or beverages, not even gum or a soda case. But you'll find a bit of everything else, including ... ** Lots of fabrics, notions, and sewing supplies; bolts of fabric are cut-to-size for whatever length you need ** Cards, stationary, and a small assortment of books (mostly religious) ** Decorative glassware and knick-knacks ** General kitchen items (cookware, utensils, canning supplies) ** Grill and picnic supplies ** A few small electrics, like fans and light strings ** Small clothing section with mostly knits, sweats, and Amish hats ** Candles and candle holders ** Many natural soaps, lotions, and supplements ** Cleaning supplies and household paper products ** Garden and outdoor supplies, and some tools ** Toys and games ** Office supplies ... but definitely not limited to just that, you'll surely find more. Prices are very fair. I needed a couple basic plastic mixing bowls, and grabbed them here for $1.10 a piece. I also got some fly catcher strips for 5/$1, and a fork/whisk hybrid called a Fiskie for about three bucks. I'm eyeing a nice Chinese Checkers metal tin set, that was about $11. Next time, it will be mine! Attached to this same building is Lake Breeze Bicycle, a small bicycle shop in the basement of the general store, with its own separate entrance out back. I'll write a review for that portion of the business separately, but as a sneak-peek, it's a handy, well-priced store too. During COVID times, all other customers were masked and doing our best to stay distanced in the small store. The Amish women I've seen working at the register and fabric cutting area have been masked, too. It appreciate, even way out here in the sticks, folks still doing their part to help end this pandemic. If you find yourself in this part of Orleans county, and either want to browse for nothing in particular, or look for something in particular, chances are you may find it here at J C Miller General Store. And it will likely be a good deal!

I went to Needle in a haystack for the first time over Memorial weekend. It was truly a memorable…read moreexperience. We had a free sew. Only 7 sewers were in attendance. The staff had all my needs anticipated and if I needed anything else, they were right there. The accomadations were 5*. Each bed had a hand made quilt! What a treat! They supplied breakfast and lunch and we all went out to dinner with a 10% coupon provided by NIAH. Jeff unloaded our personal luggage and then took the car and unloaded our sewing gear on the upper level of the building. The building in itself was amazing, It was converted from an old barn and polished and shined beautifully. The staff was wonderful as well as Judy and Jeff the owners. There is also a fabric store with yummy fabrics most of which were $5-$9 with some for $12 and patterns galore! I can't wait til my next visit! Helen Dunlap

I love this place! So much so that I had to create it's YELP page! It's a completely remodeled…read moredairy barn where you go to sew for a long weekend! You check in late Thursday afternoon and leave Sunday late morning (they even feed you)... they have "free sews" where you work on your own project as well as weekends where they have someone teaching a particular project. As if that isn't enough... they also have a Fabric Barn Outlet at the same location... where you can get all the fabric they carry for $5, $6 and $7 a yard! Judy, Megan and Jeff are wonderful. Take a sewing buddy or go yourself and you'll find lots of new friends! You have to check out all the pictures and info they have on their website (really reasonably priced to stay too)... http://www.needleinahaystackretreat.com/index.htm

You have to love a business that doesn't give you a physical address on their website, but offers…read moreGPS coordinates and a hand-drawn map. (100 CR #13 isn't the correct address; I had to enter in a random number to get the map marker to appear. The map is correct.) All of their pottery (except for the raku) is dishwasher, microwave and oven safe. They're unbelievably sturdy; we bought our mugs around 10 years ago and I've dropped them on the hardwood floor and in the sink several times without a single scratch or chip. I always swore that I was going to complete my collection some day when I had the money, but I don't think they offer our particular glaze pattern anymore. Their pottery makes a great one-of-a-kind gift or housewarming present if you can't decide what to get someone. In addition to tableware, they also have vases, vessels, sculptures, wall hangings and ornaments. If you're in the area, set aside some time to take the beautiful drive out there and pick yourself up some pottery of your own. While you're out there,stop by Brookside Studio for a water color (http://www.brooksidestudio.com/) and check out Griffis Scultpture Park (http://www.griffispark.org/category/15/griffis-sculpture-park.aspx)

From the owner: Surrounded by the beautiful hills of Northern Cattaraugus County, one hour south of Buffalo, NY,…read moreHoh-Shed Studio Pottery in Otto, NY is a wonderful destination for pottery lovers! Each season hundreds of of satisfied customers return to add to their collections of original handmade stoneware pottery. Michael and Elliott Hutten have been producing functional and decorative stoneware since 1982. Working by hand with a potter's wheel, slab roller and simple tools, Elliott makes each piece with consistency and craftsmanship.