I love Quilter's Station.I'm a fan and go there as often ad I can...it;s not humongous like…read moreHancock's in Paducah, Kentucky, but it's very large. The staff is okay. Some of them act odd if you question about the area. Most likely they have what I'm looking for, or I order it online from Missouri Star.....those those reviews as of lately haven't been that great. I went in there looking for fabric that had little coffee cups so I could finish a cross stitch I made. The lady behind the counter stopped what she was doing, and went to some fabric that was perfect...ofcouse, I didn't only buy a small piece of fabric...lol They carry all of Weeks Dye Works thread, other threads, and they have the entire selection of Weeks Dye Works,and probably carry aida cloth too.I didn't go over to that section. This place is uber filled. the amount of fabric is huge. There is a classroom in the back, where they have displayed some of their quilts. They have a full selection of scissors, and patterns, and batting. This is one of the larger quilt shops I've ever been in. They aren't too keen on pictures inside, so I'll be sure and get one outside next time I go.

This is a Great store. Lots of selections on various projects. The ladies are always very helpful.read more

Well organized, stocked and clean. And that's from my husband! Not like the one close to our…read morehome. Impressive.

Absolutely love this store for my fabric and sewing needs!! They have sooo much to choose from!!read more

Cashier could have been nicer. Usually staff is great. Nice place for crafters. Always add up your…read moreitems and double check your receipt before leaving.

Dirty, not clean, not stocked. Go to the one in Independence…read more I had a look around. The fabric is well placed. I just didn't care for the non cleanliness of the store itself. The frame department could use some work, so could the art department. Small scrapbook department. The store was pretty crowded. I went for a small Q-Snap frame, I found one. I got my needles, and the yarn I needed to finish a hat. I found some good sales, but I cannot stand unsparkling floors. That is my pet peeve. Maybe I am spoiled with the store in Independence.

Johnny was great to work with and very friendly. He restuffed several cushions for me very well…read moreand I will use him again when I have more difficult work or repairs to do.

Finished my project quickly and well. Seemed a very nice man, but kept yards of my furnished…read morevintage fabric and did not return.

BEST yarn shop in the Kansas City area! Super friendly staff, super helpful. So many beautiful…read moreyarns to select from. Many great ideas hanging near yarns in the store. There is a big table that patrons can sit & craft, chat & get help & ideas. I have driven there many times & will continue to make that drive for the great help & yarns that are available there. These ladies know how to operate a yarn store!

Staff is friendly and helpful. I took a beginning crochet class and learned a lot; it was nice that…read morethey limited the class size so we got a lot of attention and guidance.

This is a beautiful store with amazing products. Victor was wonderful to work with. If you're…read morelooking for a home decor, lamps lampshades etc. this is the place for you.

Essentially an overpriced outlet store featuring THE WORST customer service in retail. If you're…read morelooking for fabric, you can find the same brands/patterns for less elsewhere. If you're looking for lampshades, you will immediately miss Dave and Betty Smith whose former shop on Wornall was an excellent and knowledgeable resource. Infinitely better options than Victor's are Brody's in STL and LuxLamps online.

An almost complete needlework and framing shop, with a small selection of hand dyed threads,…read morebuttons, and fabrics. They have done my framing many times, and do it with perfection. The framing they have done for me ranges from a quarter sized miniature sampler to a large rectangular sampler. Framing from CC's doesn't come cheap, but neither did the many hours it took to stitch the item. I never use Jo Ann's or Michael, or Hobby Lobby for framing, cause I often hear, "It has buttons," or "It has charms." CC's specializes in buttons and charms and needlework. The prices for framing, some may think are up there, but it's worth it. I can also buy premade frames there, that often go with the cross stitch chart I am working on. For example, my quarter sized mini bird sampler chart was sitting next to the gorgeous $45.00 frame. Quickly I finished the bird, but framing took a while. They do give discounts on framing, if the frame is bought there. There is only one other location I trust to frame my needlework. I mostly like their selection of notions, which is small, compared to the Silver Needle in Tulsa. The thread selection seems to dwindle whenever I go there, looking for a hand dyed thread, of any amount more than 2. That can be a problem, but I know beforehand, to go to Overland Park, to Two The Point. The charts seem to be themed as more "Home spun," or sampler type charts. They carry nearly the full line of the local designer, Prairie Schooler. They also seem to have the complete collection of the Mirabilia Designs, which I wish I would have the attention span to make. I love the ladies here, they always participate in the Cross stitch Shop Hop, and hold classes, as well. Pretty decent shop. Glad it's here.

This store has a great collection of patterns, thread, and fabric. And the framing I've had done is…read moreexceptional! The service is always great - not too hovering and yet ready to assist when needed. Definitely a place I return to often!

A Thyme for Everything in one of those places that you just HAVE to stop into if you are in the…read morearea. They take care of all your cooking, baking, and kitchen needs. Most importantly, they sell Christopher Elbow chocolates and you can't go wrong with those! I took a cooking class here a few years ago and it was very educational and fun. While I do find myself mostly just browsing instead of buying, A Thyme For Everything is a must-stop due to how adorable they're products are year-round. They are also a stop in Lee's Summit Annual Chocolate Crawl in February.

I love this shop. If you are looking for gifts, they have everything. From jewelry, soft comfy…read moresocks , cute Pajamas, candles, handbag and many more. They even will put your items in a gift bag with tissue and you'll be all set to go.