i went to their store on Saturday. Their time said from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Arrived at 1:30 pm…read moreand the store was closed. Drove from across town to get there and wasted an hour both way. Will not go back.

This shop carries fabrics you cannot find anywhere else. They have a ton of quilting fabrics and…read moresupplies, but the most important thing for me as a customer is the fabric for children's clothing. It is a smocking heaven with pre-pleated and constructed garments ready to be smocked and the selection of quality fabrics is impressive. When I am making a special item whether it be a dress or quilt, this is where I go to purchase fabric; an heirloom item needs to be made with the best quality available and they have it all! The ladies are experienced and super helpful when I need assistance-I love going there.

My new regular cross stitch supply shop. The only thing they don't have is stuff that doesn't…read moreexist, but they have the things you'd need to make it yourself!

Love this little store! It is so far from Richmond! I like to go and peruse through all the fabrics…read moreand great selection of floss! Wish I could go more often!

3.31.26 I am not sure why this location has low stars…read more I saw so many great things to buy. I had to pace myself! I came in for Easter stuff. I know I am a little behind this year. I found a few things for Easter and a few things on sale that I "needed". (Haha) They were on sale so that helped. Remember if it is not on sale this week, it will probably be on sale next week! The ladies up front were nice and polite.

Huge selection of items for parties or crafts. Went looking…read morefor some Survivor themed items for Survivor themed week at work and ended up buying some cute wooden sayings to paint . Prices were low and lines at customer service moved fast. This location is in Cypress right off 290. Would return.

This is the nicest quilt shop I've visited in a long time - the fabrics are gorgeous. The people…read morewho work here are friendly and helpful. This experience feels like you are visiting friends who are happy to see you and they happen to have beautiful fabric. I visited this shop to buy Tilda fabric for a friend's birthday. This shop had a big selection of Tilda and Liberty of London. They had a big selection of bag making supplies. I could've stayed here for hours.

I placed an order with The Quilty Shop on a Friday night and received it on Monday! They are so…read morefast to ship out the orders it's amazing! I realize the post office had a little to do with the speedy shipping, I just really appreciate that The Quilty Shop packaged and mailed my fabrics so quickly. Now i can finish my ByAnnie Running with Scissors project!!! I will definitely be visiting the store when I'm in Houston!!!!

The service here was wonderful! Everyone was so helpful in helping me on my quilt…read more There was plenty of quality fabric, notions, and patterns to make a quilt. One stop shop. Everything seemed well priced. They also offer classes for beginner and intermediate sewing as well. Check their website. Definitely worth a stop.

What a cute & quaint quilt shop! Coming here is always a treat! The staff are extremely helpful and…read morepolite - eager to guide you if needed, & will go out of their way to ensure any quilter - whether avid like myself or just beginning - have what they need. They offer a plethora of classes & precut kits, so even if you don't have something in the works, you will once you leave there! The prices are very competitive, and of course the selections - while somewhat small - are worthy of a look. They carry a lot of Moda Fabrics (blenders too!) and plenty of Kimberbell. You'll find Nolton Longarms and a decent size classroom for any Bee's needs! Nestled in a small shopping plaza on Grant Rd (in between Perry Rd & Jones Rd), Bobbins & Threads is the anchor store! Easy access, ample parking, & very reasonable hours (like most quilt shops). I highly recommend stopping by!

A better-than-average selection of upholstery fabrics with better-than-average prices…read more Don't expect anything fancy here. This, to me, was almost like visiting a warehouse. Cement flooring and seemingly no organization to the fabric displays, so get that notion out of your head and pay attention to the prices and the products instead. I often look for upholstery-grade fabrics. I don't use them for upholstery, but to make tablecloths, since they are the perfect width for rectangular-shaped tables and many of the fabrics can be washed (despite what the care instructions may read). But it's getting increasingly difficult to find reasonably priced material for my purposes now that so many fabric stores have closed. Fabrics & More had quite a bit to offer, and when you wander over to their clearance area to see fabric for $5.99 a yard, you can find some real bargains. Not a huge selection, but still there are things to be had. Cutters are not the most skilled: there are NO cutting tables here. They measure on a roll of sorts and then hack away with scissors. So be prepared to even out your edges if you're like me and just looking to place a seam in what you've bought. Price was right, and you can bet I will be back. Offerings are so much superior to local fabric stores, but I'm sure they don't hold a candle to anything I'd find in town. Still, a great option in this area.

This was listed as SA Interiors, but is not. It is Fabrics and Furniture, located in the same…read morespace as SA was. I know nothing about those people only Fabrics and Furniture. They did my kitchen chairs in a 1900s Boiled Flaxseed Linen, with a 1/4" Lip Jute Cording, Muslin underneath the Linen and the bottom of the seat with the same Muslin and they came out absolutely, incredibly fabulous and were competive with another upholsterer, but they were closer logistically, for me. I also had fabric I ordered elsewhere for a windowbox seat and needed the same cording as my kitchen chairs, but was unable to get it any longer from the manufacture so I finally went in last week to find the two former and wonderful upholsterers were no longer there, but another gentlemen was, Cruz was still there, and a new "Boss Lady". She asked what I was quoted before for the windowbox cushion which we found extremely reasonable, prices for two small antique chairs and two wingbacks and a quote of $20 for a small 10" pillow. She said she was called in to "take over" because they were undercharging. Well, after I pick up my windowbox seat tomorrow and the previously quoted $20 pillow, which will now cost $45, she has lost all my further business. I had another windowbox seat I needed done as well. She will soon find out there are others who do just as beautiful work as the previous two did, at a whole lot less cost to the customer. She nearly doubled my quoted price on wingbacks and my windowbox seat was TRIPLE the original quote! I have company coming so I was stuck with that one. After tomorrow, I won't be back, sadly. I have already contacted the other upholsterer to start on my work and he picks up. It's very unfortunate, but we also need to eat too.

I tried their 40wt polyester thread for a machine embroidery project. It kept unraveling and…read morejamming up in the machine. It is sold at a cheap price, but I do not recommend this thread.

Customer service is the worst!! They ignored you and won't refund the rightful amounts owed! What a…read morenightmare!

Staff was very accommodating, and genuinely wanted to help each person create their perfect piece!…read moreA underestimated how much fun we would have. Can't wait to go back!

They weren't ready when we arrived so we got our food and drinks ready while we waited. The sun…read morecomes in and hits hard in the afternoon and of course we were at the tables right in the front. It was hot and we had to ask for the air to be turned up. The owner was super nice and helpful. Her assistant is a high school girl and we weren't too impressed with her. I didn't feel like there was enough help for the amount of people we had. There were about 14 of us and we all had different types of projects. Mine had three different levels of paint and got messed up. The assistant tried to help but she ended up painting on it while it was still wet and made it worse. I was the last one to leave at 9:00 (arrived at 5:00) because the owner was trying to help me fix it. It doesn't look great at all. Maybe they should have had one more person there to assist. I felt abandoned after awhile and left to figure it out by myself. Again, the owner was super sweet and tried to help as much as she could. I wish I had known in advance that my project would take longer and need more work than the others. Maybe that could be added to the website, difficulty level??