Excellent atmosphere, wonderful staff, amazing modern printed fabrics…read more They have supplies as well, and some very cool patterns. Don't miss it!

What a lovely fabric store in mid town Albuquerque. I almost didn't find it, it was tucked in off…read morethe Main Street but I'm glad I did. Lots of wonderful fabrics I haven't seen in my towns fabric store, including some by local artists. Such a treat. The lovely woman helping me was a delight as well. I'm glad I made time in our vacation schedule to pop into this gem.

This is my favorite fabric and sew store in Albuquerque. The staff is friendly, helpful and kind…read more Their fabrics are traditional as well as modern, with some contemporary and Asian motifs. They carry notions, ribbons and patterns, and kits for appliqué as well. You've Got to visit this place!

Women owned shop!…read more In a strange location, but on a well-known road in ABQ - Rio Grande. Across the side street from the Co-op. If you are a seamstress, or wanting to be one (they have classes!) this little shop is worth checking out. My foray into sewing years ago proved that I need to stick to sewing buttons on and repairing small teares in garments. But . . . having said that . . . I was totally awed by the fantastic display of materials and finished projects. Some of the most beautiful cottons & wools. Colorful! Elegant! Eye catching. Might even be worth taking a class for this clutz! Or just buy a piece or two of your favorite patterns and frame them. Definitely stop in this shop when you pass by - give yourself a little exploring time. A hidden gem.

I needed some framing help for a couple of photos for Valentines Day. Marsha has helped out in…read morethe past, and was aces once again. Many thanks, Paul C.

How can they call this "hobby"lobby? There's very little hobby supplies, mostly decorative junk…read more The need to call it Women's decorating tacky crappy shoppe. Their plastic models dept. keeps getting smaller with less selections to choose from. And the model kits they sell are the cheapest lowest quality kits available.

Probably the best of the locations in Abq! Everyone there has been very friendly, and the store is…read morewell stocked. I recently went in and needed help finding jewelry bits for a replacement part of a necklace and the lady working was so helpful. All of the Christmas stuff was out to, so I got my necessities for this years baking and packaging done already. Oh, and the ladies restroom is clean!

I love this store I love the atmosphere and the associates that are a part of making this store…read morerun. The whole bathroom situation lately in this strip mall is so gross that port a potty nasty. To walk into the store was so gross the only working toilet smelled up the whole store and the store is huge. If I could post a picture of smell I would.

Stopped by for some elbow patches. Grandpa has a couple sweaters he won't get rid of despite giant…read moreholes in both elbows. Ironed these patches on easy and came out great!

Recently stopped by while I was in town. The store looked like it was going out of business - lots…read moreof shelving was half full and almost nothing on the walls. It just felt sad inside. Did appreciate having some Art Gallery Fabrics in stock, as I usually have to order them online. There as a wide selection of different kinds of fabrics but I am only interested in quilting fabric. Unfortunately, I wouldn't return.

Oh, the amazing selection of fabrics!! Wow! Wonderful choice of colors, local prints as well as…read moreeclectic prints. The staff was incredible. Very helpful and friendly and welcoming. they truly appreciate their customers and it shows. Would highly recommend.

Quality fabrics at affordable prices!! The staff person was very warm and friendly!!read more

Lovely shop the owner was super nice and I loved her customer service. Everything in the shop is…read moredesigned by her and her husband! Had all sorts of options from cutting boards to aprons for you and your kids even some little nicnacs. And of corse located in a great part of town if you feel like exploring a little bit go to old town and visit the shops!

This store is so charming, run by a family of artists and carrying only locally made products this…read moreis a gift buying heaven. Most shops in the area are artsy but this place is art you can use. Cute printed pillows, aprons, jams, wooden hanging plant holders with macramé and so much more. Also consistently open and amazing customer service.

I purchased an amazing sewing machine here. Great price but the best part are the lessons. Once…read morepurchased, the machine comes with classes to learn the best use of the new (slightly used) from a class taught at a local school. But they don't stop there.... There are a list of classes that can be found for a nominal fee. Classes are small so the need to reserve one early is important. The staff is very experienced and helpful. This shop is tucked away but worth the effort.

Very disappointed for two reasons: scheduled service appt 2 months ahead. Dropped off mach,…read moreinformed it would take 3 wks due to vacation. I left a note re presser foot prob. He wouldn't fix (no part-broken gear-go to ABQ if anyone will fix) but did not call to confirm service still wanted. So was charged $80 for service on a machine I need to replace. This is unethical.

Every budding artist should come here for inspiration. This is not just a typical clay, throw on…read moreyour own wheel, sort of deal. Classes vary and can include crochet, painting, etc. I took my little girls and they just happened to have paint with a Princess where there was Anna and Elsa and they spent so much time engaging with the kids. They have lots of kids classes for all ages like make your own monster. Great staff and if you love to support local this is a great place!

We took two grand kids (ages 5 and 7) to Creativity Warehouse for a pottery class that was…read moreadvertised in the January Cibola Neighborhood alerts. The pottery class was $40 per child. There were only 3 children signed up for the "Kids Clay workshop", so there was plenty of opportunity for the teacher to provide one-on-one attention to them. There was not much direction or instruction from the teacher on how to prepare the clay or proper painting technique to use on clay. She did demonstrate how to attach items to clay by scraping. For this age, we felt there should have been more instruction on designing of the objects and directions on how to paint the clay, so when fired, the color would be more vibrant. The color of the completed pieces was very washed out, almost if they had been just painted with water color. The teacher said the project would be ready in 7 to 10 days and that we would receive a text when the pieces were ready to pick up. It took 21 days and we were never notified for pick-up. We had to personally check 3 times to see if project had been completed and was ready to pick up. Very disappointed in the service after paying over $80 for the class.