This business should really update their address (it is correct on their FB and google, and if you…read moretext them), but they are still doing sewing machine and serger maintenance and repair! They got my machine ready to use after years and years of sitting around. Bob is kind and knowledgeable.

Bob was so kind and helpful when I called their store to inquire about services. Although their…read morestore doesn't do alterations, he recommended me to a very kind woman who was available to help. I'll definitely be coming back when my sewing machine needs servicing!

I used to be an inveterate fabric shopper and sewed for myself and others since childhood, getting…read moremy first "toy" Singer that actually sewed dolls' clothes. My granddaughter has it now after her Dad learned on it too, when he was young. Because of aging and vision loss, I no longer do much sewing, just the quick small repair using extra lights and magnification. Also I find I often need to "remodel" an item that I bought with the plan to use an alteration to the construction. That is what led me to Sewbo today as there are no more multi craft stores left near me. I prefer quality parts and local ownership so the loss of one chain was really no big deal. But the remaining fabric store, one of my long time favorites, does not carry the sort of thing I was looking for. It specializes in high-end classic fabrics and has a talented staff in more formal design and construction. It pains me to no longer be able to support that business which I had for nearly 50 years. Somewhere along in recent times, Sewbo opened quite close to me but in a rather obscure corner of a shopping center we use regularly for other things. For those confused by its address on Baseline, know that it is on the "back" (south side) of the Basemar shopping center, behind Dougs Diner but with its own parking accessed from 27th Way which connects 28th St to Broadway. You can turn into the store access from 27th Way next to the Core Yoga building. With the reserved parking spaces and before lunch, we had no trouble taking an empty space. Not only does the store carry many choices in contemporary fabrics, they carry lots of notions like zippers and threads. They also teach classes, even for children, which is a great summer project. I wish my granddaughter was here to take one. I found exactly the zipper I was looking for, their colors and lengths stock was expansive. The price was minimal though it appears to be high quality too. A staff member greeted us immediately upon entering and was so helpful in finding the exact type zipper I wanted.. I wish even more that I still was sewing regularly as it is so nice to have another comprehensive quality local source for projects.

I wandered into SewBo looking for notions in the post-Joann reality we're now in. And I was…read moredelighted!! It was as if I had stepped into the early days of Fancy Tiger!! I'm thrilled, inspired, and grateful that the Joann closure pushed me to look up new options. I didn't find exactly what I was looking for (green metallic thread to alter my daughter's formal) , but I don't really know where else to go at this moment -- I can't match thread colors online, I need to physically see them. The thread I purchased will suffice, and now I know about a wonderful shop just 15min up the road.

This is a great little fabric store in Boulder. They not only have some unique quilt fabrics, but…read morealso a very extensive garment fabric selection. It's amazing how much beautiful material is in this little space!! We went there because my mom was visiting from out of town and one of her sewing students was needing a few different pieces of wool for her "Make it with Wool" project for the year. We brought in the swatches of what had already been purchased for the project and they were able to pull quite a few wool fabric options that were beautiful. They not only pulled this fabric and placed in the best lighting for pictures for us to send back to her student, but also gave some swatches for my mom to take back to Indiana for the final decision. Not all of the selections we found were available in their online store, but they were willing to take an order over the phone and ship it to her. I have a good feeling this may start to be an annual tradition. She usually selects fabrics at Mood in New York, but the extra level of service provided may make her permanently switch! It also doesn't hurt that they have been a supporter of "Make it with Wool" for over forty years!! We will most certainly be back!

Elfriede and staff were joyful, friendly and helpful. They have a large selection of Liberty Lawns…read moreand other fine fabrics for apparel and quilting.

This was maybe one of the worst experiences in retail I've ever had. The one-star review is…read morespecifically because of an employee named Magdalena. I came in today to exchange some items I had bought for my wife's birthday. Because I lost the receipt, I had to take 60% in credit of the sales price. No problem-- it's not their fault I lost the receipt, it's mine. But what was so glaringly one-star worthy was how painful the entire exchange was because of Magdalena's demeanor. From the sighing, to the glaring-- not only was she not friendly, she was rude! Consider saying please or thank you if you work in retail. Or if you're that unhappy working there: quit! I can't believe this is a Christian-owned business. It's quite baffling! Furthermore, they told me they couldn't take an item back because they didn't sell it anymore (meaning: it wasn't populating on their iPad). Instead of doing some due diligence or giving a consumer the benefit of the doubt, they'd made their decision: we're not taking this back! I literally had to walk all the way to the back of the store and grab the item which they still sell (pic attached) in order for them to even consider they were wrong. Oops! No "sorry about that", no "oh you're right, our fault!" Just a dull look on her face obviously disgruntled because I'm making her do "extra work." Really-- either be happy at your job OR just quit. Don't suffer others because of your lack of happiness. I had $5 left on my gift card which I gave to the customer behind me because I'm never coming back here again, I'll go out my way to go to Michael's. Awful job, Hobby Lobby.

I came here to buy black paint, matte liquid topcoat, (I painted a layer using bleach on just the…read moretop, so the topcoat was used to preserve it) as well as cute gold knobs, to help makeover this coffee table, (in the attached picture) and I love how it turned out! All my supplies worked great.

You won't find a kinder, more welcoming business in Granby. Tina and her staff are knowledgeable…read moreand extremely helpful. I was/am a rookie sewer but thanks to their guidance and patience I keep getting better! They have a FABULOUS inventory too!

Wonderful!!!! Ladies were SO HELPFUL & nice. Beautiful selection of fabric & notions. Can't…read morewait to go back.

While on vacation my mother and I always like to do a yarn and quilt shop crawl. We had a fantastic…read moretime! What a gem of a shop!!!!

What a quaint and cozy yarn shop. Upon walking inside it's a comforting feel. It's clean. The…read moreowner was friendly and helpful. The store was nicely merchandised. Good yarn selection. The samples were made well. It was a lovely store to walk around. I did see some yarns that not all stores have. That's always a treat. There was a small selection of spinning fiber. A nice area of notions were available. Overall, this store has it all--inviting atmosphere as well as beautiful yarns and handy notions.

If you're new to long arm quilting, this is the go to place! I've had quite a few problems…read morelearning this art. The ladies here have never made me feel dumb or a fool. Karen, Janice, Jen, and Carol have always been kind and patient. They have also answered my questions and told me how to fix my mistakes. Everyone here wants you to succeed.

This is an awesome store. Not only do they have a great stock of fabric and notions plus machines…read morebut they offer classes as well. They have associates that are so helpful, kind and knowledgeable about sewing, machine embroidery and quilting. They make you feel safe about asking any question. Definitely worth the drive if you don't live close.

I have done business with eQuilter.com located in Boulder, Colorado for 20 years and they are a…read morehigh quality textile and sewing supply business that is very committed to excellent customer service. Do not confuse eQuilter.com with another group advertising on Facebook and other social medial sites as "equilters.net". They are running a scam. Make sure you have the correct company.

Yes, the company called and apologized. There was NO talk of recent move, etc and no attempt to "…read moremake it right". Just an apology and a lot of blank space. In the meantime I have a delay in a timelined project and have to explain to my customer and REALLY make it right.

Such an amazing store and owner! Noe and the ladies who work there were out in force for the NOCO…read moreshop hop, my first stop and I think I could have just shopped here and called it good! Small store, but packed with so much fun material. I definitely spent the most here. Noe also sold me a bag he had made that he had no more kits for. It was for a friend of mine who writes historical fiction (check out Stephanie Dray) about the strong women who helped frame what America was all about.

Noe and his team are amazing! I came in looking for material for a specific quilt, but left with…read moreanother pattern and a few goodies. I can get lost in here! love the fabric selection. there's also open sew times. look forward to scheduling with my buddies for a day of uninterrupted quilty time!

I have been taking a beginners pottery class here for a month or so and it has been such an…read moreexceptional experience. Amy who owns the business and teaches the classes is a great teacher, an excellent potter, and has an amazing attitude. In a class like this people's pots fall, or they mess up a throw often as they learn but Amy has such an optimistic attitude and helps people come up with what purpose their new creation can serve. Amy clearly works very hard to make this a place for artists to bloom and discover themselves, which is intoxicating. The studio is well equipped and while taking a class you can come in outside of class time to throw and practice. This is a great opportunity to practice and get more wheel time outside of the two hours of class a week. They also offer painting and have lots of fun things to paint with many beautiful glazes!

They did reach out to me finally and offered me a full refund which I totally appreciated. I'd had…read morea recent surgery and had some complications afterwards and didn't think it would be a problem making it to the class. I could not make it after all but I really wanted to learn about pottery making!