What a wonderful quilt shop. Everyone was so helpful and delightful to work with. The diversity of…read morefabrics and patterns are amazing. I love to visit here when ever we come to depot bay!

Was a great place. Unfortunately, their website says permanently closed…read more They used to participate in the row by row experience. So sad this great small business is no longer there

I am leaving a second review because this store is SO good…read more Bonnie is wonderful with helping me cut and match fabrics. Absolutely, the best customer service. She is also very knowledgeable. She taught me how to make starch with potato vodka. She diagnosed the problem with my rotary cutter, gave me a free blade, and installed it for me. I love this store!

Visited this quilt Shop and it was neat and well organized. The owner was pleasant and helpful…read more The selection was pretty good. The SALE fabrics were great. Please support quilt stores!

Grandma's Attic is a wonderful quilt shop with very helpful and knowledgable staff. They have a…read moregreat selection of batiks, 1930's, civil war representations and children's fabrics. Its always worth the trip to Dallas to stop there.

My friend and I went there on then Stitches Hop Shop. This was my favorite fabric store out of 18…read more Great selection of fabric but not only that, the display of merchandise was great and inspiring. There was also a large choice quilt patterns and a file of free patterns. The classroom was buzzing with happy students. The place is warm and friendly. They also carry The Leaning Tree cards and merchandise. Go there. You'll be happy you did.

This ain't your Grandma's fabric store!…read more After learning my first grandchild was in the cooker, I started to think about making a baby quilt. I rarely sew, and had never attempted piecing. But now that I was about to enter a new level of passage, I figured it was time to do what Grandmas in my family have done for generations... make a grand baby welcome quilt! I checked out a lot of fabric stores in my area, but liked BJ's best. It is a small shop located out in the middle of almost nowhere, south of Tillamook. It is stocked with lots of modern and unique fabrics, trimmings, patterns, and notions. Their extensive display of sample quilts makes it easy to imagine the possibilities and sets them apart from other shops I visited. And imagining possibilities was just up my alley. My DIL selected gray, white, and lavender for the nursery... and I could choose whatever accent color I wanted for the crib quilt. (Hunh? What happened to pink or blue?) Lucky for me, BJ and Kathy have an eye for contemporary fabrics and had what I needed to make the quilt I wanted to make. What a relief! I also opted to take a quilt making workshop. It was a great investment! Kathy was patient, kind, and nonjudgmental. She guided me through the process and gently reinforced positive outcomes without focusing on my technical issues... like not sewing straight and having trouble with the math. I highly recommend BJ's Fabric and Quilts and the way they do business!

Loved shopping in this little store so much to discover. Fun fabrics and patterns good and good…read moreideas.

Cute little dog greeting at the door. Very friendly staff. Small stock of fabric and notions and…read moresome cute patterns. Two stars purely for low inventory.

She has moved to her home, small store operating out of her garage. Very helpful, has a nice…read moreselection but I was looking for a little more variety.

Fantastic selection and great people! I love the Seasonal…read morefabrics! I hope they never close!

GREAT selection and very helpful people! I'd go there again in a heartbeat. And, it was easy to…read morefind!

excelllent help for a beginner like me! so warm n friendly answering all my questions. also…read morehelping me pick out colors for a lap quilt gift. thank you ladies!

This was a nice small quilt shop but when I needed a restroom the woman informed me that they…read moredidn't have a public restroom. She told me to go to a porta-paddy outside or down the street. I told her I would have to leave to use a restroom. I decided not to return for the items I picked out. I've never been to a quilt shop with no bathroom available.

My favorite place for quilt fabric. They have great fabric in primitive, 1930's, flannel, and wool…read more Lots of books and great classes. I've spent a lot of time here and find something new every time.

I have been looking for a go to Fabric Store since I have moved to Eugene. I came here and it was…read morereally hard to find. My DH and I circled around for about 30 minutes before we found it. In an unfamiliar area to us, it was well hidden. Once we found it, future visits would be ok if we come back. The stock is great for civil war and the decor was quite charming but the customer service was very lacking. We were not impressed.

I am so happy! When you left Corvallis I was told you had simply closed shop! I had no where to get…read morethe fabrics I wanted or needed. Heart broken couldn't described what I went through. Ok...a bit dramatic, but honestly? You are irreplaceable! I was whining just last week that there was no more Rain Shed. My friend looked at me like I was crazy! It didn't close shop...it moved to Albany! I have missed you for many, many years, my old friend! I will be seeing you soon!

Awwwww man! I can't say enough good things about this place!…read more Looking for hard to find cloth for home made sporting goods? Help from employees who care and can offer decent advice? Need an awesome supply of cool fasteners? 550 paracord? In bulk? How about 3 ply waterproof, breathable fabric (ala gore-tex)? Ballistic durable water resistant nylon? Go. Go to The Rain Shed! After driving all over Salem this afternoon, Salem Tent and Awning, Joanne Fabric and Hancock Fabric, my wife and I went here and got EVERYTHING we needed for me to make some gaiters. Not only did she know what I was talking about, the clerk had great advice and was really knowledgeable about the attributes of the fabric. Great selection, great service, great store!

We stopped in because we love glass art. When we walked in the back, we saw that they had one on…read moreone glass making classes. My wife decided that that would be fun and signed up. From start to finish, it takes around half an hour. During that time, Amanda starts with a blob of hot glass and helps the customer roll it, add color to it, shape it, reheat it and then press it out into a finished shape. It goes into a kiln to cool for 24 hours and then you can pick it up. The net result was really pretty and my wife enjoyed the experience.

Beautiful artwork. An Oregon Coast gem. If you are looking for a glass float, this is the place…read moreto go. They have even more than those too.