Wonderful experience every time I come in. I haven't been quilting long but I've now completed…read moreseveral quilts thanks to the Warm N Cozy family answering all my questions. So much inspiration in the samples around the store. Diversity in patterns and fabrics on hand! Wonderful support after purchasing my Janome as well!

I will NOT BE SHOPPING at this quilt store again…read more I'm a former teacher, outgoing and DARLING! I love crafting in community. My first visit I bought fabric, got a tour and signed up for 2 open sews. Went to my 1st open sew. It is a large square of tables with ironing and cutting in the center. The husband owner was sitting at a table working on quilts. The wife owner was walking around. I smiled & introduced myself. As I'm unpacking a women asked for help with tshirt quilts. Owner wife pulled out some templates the customer could use and talked about having template access during open sew. Since it was my 1st time, I precut everything before I got there. I cut my ENTIRE quilt using my June Taylor Shape Cut Plus Ruler which btw changed my life! I used to cut everything with a metal ruler and rotary. Finding such a tool existed was awesome and has saved me sooo many hours. In planning for the future I asked if they had the June Taylor strip ruler. It's not small so it would be nice to not have to haul it along. What they SHOULD have said: We don't carry that brand but we love that ruler too and have one made by Creative Grids. You can try it if you want and I can tell you why I think it's a better brand, just let me know. What they DID say- and by THEY, I mean the ENTIRE room in full loud voices and unison: NOOOOOO!!!!! I was STUNNED! I was so uncomfortable. I was shocked. I stood up and tried to laugh it off and said something like well, I love my ruler and I will be using it often. I had zero idea why they hated the ruler so much. I am brand spankin' new to this store! Seriously? I'm adult and you are going to scream NO at me? What the h*ck! The owner starts explaining my version is junk and hers broke and and and and and and and. The room was going on and on too. I felt like CRAP! This is what I own. June Taylor brand has been selling quilting supplies since 1961 and AccuQuilt thought enough of the brand to buy it this year. I left the room and called my husband. I burst out crying. Went back in and owner wife asked if I was OK. I couldn't do it. I gathered my stuff and busted out crying again. I told her why I was upset or tried to but all she could do was explain to me why her grid was a better product. IT'S NOT ABOUT THE RULER! She told me this group used to belong to another and the people there were mean so they started their own blah blah blah and here is more about the ruler. I told her the group did not really seem ready and willing to accept new people and certainly wasn't thinking about how they treat them on the 1st minutes of their 1st day. I appreciate they found like-minded people to click with, but if they aren't open to new people, different equipment and different styles, it's best to not open it to the public. I left. Later that day, I called and asked to speak to the wife owner She could barely give me a single word answer to anything I asked or said. She said she had been crying and she couldn't believe that somebody wouldn't feel welcome in her store and she "let her guard down." She also said she had been sick. I told her wanted my money back and fine to take it as a store credit. What I wish she would've said during this call was I'm so sorry that this happened and I want you to come back and feel welcome and let me give you a refund for today. I will remind the group there are as many styles of quilting and quilters as there are fabrics in my store. She STILL didn't understand during this conversation what made me cry. She made it about herself and her creative grid ruler...again. Stopped in 10 days later to spend my $20 credit. The owner wife was sitting inside the door at a sewing machine, she saw me. I saw her. I debated on saying something but husband owner greeted me from the cutting table. She walked out of the room. I bought $21 worth of items with my $20 credit and got the h*ck out of there without seeing her again, probably for the best. The husband owner and his mother are extremely kind and professional and I had a fully positive experience with both of them.

One of the last good yarn stores in the area! Great selection and knowledgeable, friendly staff.read more

Super cute shop and the staff are very helpful. Lessons are also available for knitting and…read morecrochet. Lots of example projects to help inspire you.

I had been doing business with this company for many years. But, all of sudden when I went to place…read morean order last year, I couldn't find them. Come to find out they no longer in business. So, I don't know what happened to them and trying to do a research about it, is very difficult. When I was ordering things before this, it was great.

www.shoppersrule.com is an internet online store that sells sewing supplies. They are very friendly…read moreand offer a unique way to shop. They have this "you pick the item- then the price" system that makes shopping fun and different. I have been able to get some great deals there especially on their club special page. The club special is free to join and they offered close out sales and products at incredible prices. If you watch this site and the sales they offer you are sure to save some money.

Went in to find an easy to operate vacuum. Cecil was so helpful. He spent time with me,…read moredemonstrated the functions of the vacuums I was interested in. I really felt that he was trying to find the right fit for me, and he did! I went right home and vacuumed

Best service and people. They replaced my damaged bobbin case very quickly. They offer classes and…read morehave a large selection of fabrics

Sign of the arrow is a philanthropic retail business supported by community volunteers which…read moreannually donates proceeds to St. Louis charitable organizations since 1966! Over $4 million donated! They offer needlepoint, crafts, paper goods, stationery, and baked goods!

Very nice spacious shop - plenty of room to sit and stitch or take a class. Lots of volunteers…read moreeager to assist. They also sell gift shop items including McKenzie Childs and Cat Studio. They donate a lot of money to charity so it makes you feel good to make your purchases here.

I had the pleasure of chatting with Keli and she gave such excellent service and really helped me…read morefind exactly what I was looking for. She assisted with choosing the designs I was looking for, what details I did and did not want on my garments, and what colors to choose from. She was kind. She was personable. She listened. She gave me her thoughts and opinions on what she thought worked with the items I had. I've had embroidery done by them a couple years ago and I am so so so happy I came back when it was time to get more items made. I can not recommend Embroider the Occasion more. Everyone there was kind, knowledgeable, and just the best.

This company was very easy to work with. Provided a quick turnaround and the shirts came out great.read more

I was at the DMV and they got me with the sign outside the door, mentioning skinny syrups (sugar…read morefree drink flavorings). There's so much cute stuff in here. Jewelry, decorations, household stuff, fandom stuff, art, tumbler accessories, fidget toys, dvd's, clothing items, and so much more. The shop cat also let me pet him. So sweet. This place is adorable and the staff were super nice. I'll have to come back again when I've got a little more free time.

Super awesome place! Stopped in randomly and ended up leaving with a bunch of cool stuff. Highly…read morerecommend if you're in the area and into crafting, decorating, or actually really any -ing! It's kind of like Michael's back room full of unsold stuff, haha.

I came here for some volunteer work. Basically this is a teacher's supply store, where teachers can…read morecome and buy classroom supplies, at a very discounted price. They do have a lot of other things however, such as office supplies, and there's actually no restriction that only teachers are allowed to come here and shop; you could potentially just be a college or high school student and come here for physical supplies that might help your studies. The items here are really discounted quite a lot, so you'll definitely get a good deal. However I'd maybe go so far as to say that there's too much stuff here. I don't think this will be a problem if you are a shopper, but from the perspective of the management, there might be a bit too much stuff here for you guys to handle. Maybe you could consider eliminating one category of stuff. This place is also affiliated by the arts and crafts studio, as it's run by the same person and uses the same supplies https://www.yelp.com/biz/play-your-art-out-ballwin