Support local businesses!…read more Quilters Crossing has a marvelous selection of a variety of fabrics. Have a question about what to use? Ask! The ladies that work here are knowledgeable, patient and wonderful to work with. All sorts of sewing notions, rulers and batting too. Come in here to browse, buy and get some great ideas along the way. Every time I come here I see things that I say to myself "Wow! What a great idea! I think that will be my next project . . ." Abbreviated hours due to the 2020 pandemic, so plan your time and get here when they're open: daily from 10 AM until 2 PM. Worth the trip.

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.

They were very helpful even though they didn't have the fabric I was looking for. Wish it was…read morecloser.

Helped me get started on first project yesterday. Came back for horse fabric to make another cell…read morephone holder. I love how you get a free fat quarter for checking in

Erica is the best!!! She made a baby quilt and refurbished an older family quilt. Both will be…read moregifts for my granddaughter who will be born in October. Her prices are excellent! Erica is so friendly, willing to discuss options & give advice. She recommended soaking the older quilt in a product and where to purchase it online! Please use this shop!

I have wanted to make a quilt for a long time. My first attempts were done by watching YouTube…read morevideos, but I was not quite getting the hang of things. I gave up in frustration. This year I found sewing classes at A Needle and Thread in Old Town Spring. Working with Erica and Lee Ann has been a pleasure and I am lucky to be able to count on their expertise. We worked on preparing, cutting and, squaring the fabric, sewing a consistent quarter inch seam, piecing the blocks, quilt top, and backing. This is my first finished quilt top. I was also able to find a coordinating fabric for the backing of the quilt right there in the store. Coming up will be lessons on the long arm sewing machine to quilt a design and then wrap things up by doing the binding. I am looking forward to the finished product and onto the next quilt.

Great little store very nice couple who have the store all kinds of cool stuff wish I was closer to…read moreNew Waverly

Super cute and cozy shop filled to the brim with all different fibers! I could stay forever. I…read moredidn't get to meet the woman who runs the establishment as she was visiting in Scotland but her husband was very nice and welcoming and helpful. Also, love their little dog Pickle! I do wish the hours were a bit more regular because I stopped by the other day and it said closed, but, it's only five minutes from me and it is the holidays so no big deal!

I have used their products of years, and they are always high quality!! They have such a wide…read morevariety of craft supplies, from yarn, thread, fabric and kits, I have use their stuff for many different projects

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.

This shop has it all. When you walk in you're greeted by the shop cat. You can then walk through…read morethe 4 rooms of gorgeous colored yarns. She has it all. Wools, alpaca, cotton, etc. Some yarns are hand dyed. The shop owner is very knowledgeable and they sell lessons. She has all the supplies you need for your craft - hooks, needles, etc. you can come in and sit in a soft couch or chair and crochet or knit and drink coffee there if you'd like. She has a coffee maker there!

I have been coming to The Social Knitwork for several years now, and would highly recommend it for…read moreanyone interested in knitting or crocheting at any skillset level. The owner is extremely knowledgeable, and she teaches classes. I learned how to knit in my first class with her, and she has since given me confidence to take on new and more complex projects. Although the shop is only open Friday thru Sunday, it is so worth going! There are lots of classes and events, and through this I have gotten a chance to meet some really great people. Some people go for supplies, some for inspiration, some for questions, and others to just hang out and knit. It's a lot of fun, and I am thankful that this shop is here.

Friendly staff with lots of beautiful yarn selections! Wish it was closer to my neighborhood!read more

I went there looking for fabric to work on a quilt and ended up buying a Brother Innovis with the…read more6x9 stitching area to replace the 15 year old Brother 770 i have had since it was new. I bought it on Amszon and had to teach myself how to use it. K no if i had it to do over again- i would buy from a local dealer so they could teach me how to use it. It took a lot of trial anf error before i figured it out. So this time I i learned my lesson and bought from a local dealer. Marsha saw my interest in the Brother innoviis 1700 E embroidery machine ( the big brother tonthe one i have now) and talked me into going ahead and getting it. It didn't take much talking , i had my eye on one on Amazon- where i bought my 770.. She discussed the advantages of buying from them- they are a dealer and can service the machine if i had any problems with it. Since i have divorced my mechanical husband who had kept the 770 serviced and running, it seemed the prudent thing to do. I can do the basic service myself ( after watching it done all these years) but if something actually broke- i would not be able to fix it and by buying it there- they will service it yearly at a good rate. I became the lady who did all the Tshirts for the vacation bible school for years and i made shirts for family reunions and vacations . I kept my 4 daughters in decorated shirts and they had monograms on everything they owned for years . I still get great pleasure out of monogramming things cfor them -and the grandchildren. I did all that on the 5x7 work area of the 770p machine. Brothers are usually work horses and my 770 truly was. It has gone through the 4 daughters, 8 grandchildren - who are getting old enough to have an opinion about what they want- and it is still going strong. I look forward to using the Innovis 1700 E and being able to do the things the preteens snd teenagers want these days. It has a bigger stitching area and that lets me do more complex designs. The grands have been asking about bigger designs, and now i can do them. They grew up with Grammy making stuff they wanted in a few days, so hopefully they will not outgrow the want for me to make things for them. But there is always church groups and family vacations that i can still do. I used to make everyone who went with us on vacation ( there were usually a few extra kids tagging along) tshirts in the bright colors that are at Walmart and at Joann's ( may she rest inn peace) so we could find the kids on the beach or at the theme parks or shopping centers easily. A traffic cone ornge or hot pink gang of teenage girls or littles under 6 are easy to keep up with that way. My husband had seizures and he would wander off after some of them. I made his service dog a shirt too. It is easy to find him when i would ask the store people if they saw a man and a service dog come through that had on bright punk ( or orange or red or yellow) tshirts on. They stood out and i could count kids or grandkids down the beach.so it became s family tradition. We never lost a kid that we couldn't find by asking one or two people if they had seen them go by. As teenagers-they fussed about wearing them. But as parents , they loved that I still did them. Some years i had doecial patterns digitized and some years they were stock patterns that i just added names snd the year onto. They have collections of t shirts from the years and then i got to make tshirt quilts for them , so they still love the memories. One of the girls went on band trips every summer and then got a job organizing band trips. Her T-shirt quilt went with her and was loved to shreads (literally), She never lost it and the quilt reminded her of her family at home - so she took us with her for all those over night bus rides ! .if you haven't tried the embroidery machines, the Brother 770 id a great place to start and make memories for your family or others that you want to treat. The sewing warehouse has a great installment plan that doesn't charge me interest - if you pay it off in a year. That was the final decider for me. The no interest, free classes and the service department were the reason i got my upgrade from them and not another Amazon purchase. If you have been thinking about starting embroidery for your family- they are a great place to start. You can make memories for your families that they will use for years. And you will be less likely to loose a family member if you have a custom shirt that stands out. I

Their customer service is fantastic. I have bought several different types of machines there and…read morealways have the answers for any questions that I need help with. The fabrics are wonderful