Great quilt shop! Loads of wide back fabrics, nice selection of quilt patterns, accessories and…read morefabric. They have a full selection of Quilters Select Rulers (except the new pink ones). They also have a long arm quilting service. Susie does an awesome job of quilting. Everyone is helpful and pleasant. Its worth the drive!

Great selection of fabric and staff is very helpful! Really enjoy shopping here! Thank you to all!read more

They moved locations since the last time I was here but it's still a pretty rad concept--a…read morenonprofit resale of craft and art supplies and other goods that can be repurposed and upcycled into art supplies. There's a lot here if you're willing to dig through! There's a vintage area with tons of old, vintage papers, photographs, sheet music, postcards, photo albums, negatives, etc. Loads of scrap fabric and remnants, yarn, embroidery floss, notions, scrap paper, scrapbooking materials, stickers, stencils, even industrial supplies like foam scraps, and household materials like pill bottles (empty of course), lids, jars, storage containers, craft kits, old calendars, big bins of wine corks, pens, etc. They have a HUGE selection of old National Geographic issues, some going back as far as the 1930s. Perfect for collages or collecting. They also have a few machines like scales, microscopes, sewing machines, etc. As well as a few tools, wood and metal working items, just bits and bobs of tons of things to sort through. It changes all the time so stop in regularly to see what they get in! And the best part? It's all SO cheap and keeps all these things out of landfills (56K lbs just last year)! Upcycling FTW! Some things are in better condition than others but if you're the creative type you will be inspired by all you can find here. And since things are so affordable you can really take risks and noodle around without worrying about wasting your supplies. Want more inspo? They also offer workshops and classes to get your creative juices flowing. Swing by and check it all out!

Their service was nice! They have a massive selection for scrap items for extremely high value:…read morecome here for anything! They have so many things

This is a charming gift shop in South Lyon. I don't get over get often but nearly always for…read moreChristmas gifts. The staff is quite friendly considering the store is wall to wall people at Christmas. There are lots of unique gifts and plenty of reasons to keep coming back year after year.

this place sucks. zero customer service. they took my money and basically went dark-never responded…read moreto my many emails regarding shipping or anything. there is no customer service and hopefully they'll be no more customers. most unprofessional inept idiots

Gorgeous shop with a huge selection of Moda and Tilda fabrics. So happy I stopped in. The ladies…read morerunning the shop are a delight to chat with and I haven't found such a well-appointed quilt store in a long time.

Jennifer's Quilt Shop is in a beautiful little house on a side street in Pinckney, MI. The garden…read moreis very pretty! (See my photos.) The shop is not close to a major highway. I get there by getting off US-23 at M-36. I don't get out to Jennifer's very often, because there is nothing else that way that takes me to Pinckney. M-36 is twisty, but there are signs along the way to keep you on course. A visit to Jennifer's is worth the drive, especially if you're in the market for some 1940's reproduction prints! There is a large section of 40's fabrics -- the biggest I know of in the area. There are also Civil War era prints, lots and LOTS of novelties, such as fruits & veggies, dogs and cats, cowboys and firemen ... you get it. These fabrics are wonderful for making fun quilts for kids of all ages. I also saw batiks and the bolt of purple butterfly fabric. (In my photos.) Yes, Jennifer's has a lot of everything. It's a good mix of traditional and modern, and should appeal to nearly any quilter. I haven't even mentioned the patterns, books and kits. There are also sewing notions -- pins and needles and thimbles, oh my! Lots of rulers and tools to make sewing easier. I'll be back!

Quality Quilting in Stockbridge has a complete quilt shop *and* onsite longarm quilting services…read morewhich turn your completed quilt top and backing into a finished quilt. They will even put on the binding for you if you don't want to do it yourself. The cost is extremely reasonable for an allover quilting design driven by computer. They also do some custom quilting. Why not FINALLY finish that project that seems too big to stuff under your domestic machine's sewing arm? I am totally unfamiliar with Stockbridge but I had no trouble finding the place. It's right off M-52 and the turn is easy to spot. Just look for the McDonald's on the outskirts of Stockbridge. The navy blue roof and the "Quality Quilting" sign should be visible even from the main road. They have a lot of cute patterns for quilts, totes & purses, aprons and what not. Sewing classes. To find out what's coming next, sign up for the store newsletter. The best way to do this is to write your name and e-mail address in the notebook at the cash register, but if you call the store I'm sure they can also add you to the list. Plenty of fabric. Major genres: * lots and lots of Moda fabrics, including precuts * French General (red and taupe vintage-looking prints) * Riley Blake and other "modern" designers; colorful and fun * Civil War reproduction prints to make traditional-looking quilts * Jo Morton fabrics, which have a very devoted following * novelty prints & panels for babies, kids & sports fans * "blenders" of every possible hue If you don't want to make the trek to QQ for the longarming service, you can drop off your top & backing at some other quilt shops. Leabu in Ann Arbor, The Stitchery in Howell and Jennifer's in Pinkney serve as drop-off points. You'll get a phone call when it's back and you can go pick up your finished creation.

Love Rhonda! She's got a great crew that works with you. They help you make choices from fabrics,…read morepatterns & threads. From beginning/planning to finishing, Quality Quilting is there for us. They will even show you techniques such as easy binding. They have a great selection of fabric styles and always have the choices in the styles to put together a quilt (or quilts, I should say). Thanks to Rhonda, I finally can finish a quilt. pellis6869@frontier.com

This place is cool! We've driven by everyday and was a bit put off by not being able to see the…read morestore from the road, but once we decided to visit, the Country Cabin being offset from the road is a big part of its charm. Our visit was on a cold rainy Sunday afternoon, but walking in, it's warm and inviting. So much to see, full of beautiful tasteful seasonal decorating ideas. I found a metal tiered tray that I have wanted forever! Reasonable prices and local. Love love love supporting local shops. Great items that would make good gifts for the holiday or housewarming parties. Their Facebook page lists their sales and events. I'm looking forward to when Susan changes over to Christmas decor. She said they will have crafting classes with wine and cheese. Now that sounds like a blast.

Adorable cozy store with a lot of primitives. Staff are incredibly welcoming! I will definitely…read morereturn!

what a cute little shop and SO excited to be able to try on Judy Blue jeans . The service was just…read morefine!

Wide variety of items in this well stocked and reasonably priced items, and well planned boutique!…read moreI am highly recommending this to my circle of friends.

An interesting stop. Half the mall is antiques and collectibles, while the other half is mostly…read morecrafts and newly made decor. I still found quite a few bargains. I even found an album that was priced at $0.00. When I took it to the counter that was indeed the price. Definitely worth a stop.

It's a nice craft and antique mart, but it is absurdly expensive compared to every other I've been…read moretoo. Lots of trinkets and homemade crafts.