This is the best quilt shop that Ive visited. Nice assortment of quilting fabrics, everything you need for quilting, machine embroidery, patterns, books, and advice galore. They also have a nice assortment of wool for rug braiding, rug braiding and rug hooking supplies. They also have mask making supplies.They also offer quilting, project specific classes, and sit and sew classes. Ive taken a few project classes and the instructors are very patient and helpful. The students were super nice and friendly too. The regular students brought baked goods, and it was a pleasant afternoon of learning, eating, and laughs.Ive purchases two sewing machines from this shop, one for home and one to take on vacations. They have the best selection and support.Visit, you wont be disappointed.Ignore they people who buy a machine on eBay or Craigs List and expect a small business owner give their time away to teach them how to use their machine. Small business owners survive by patronage and sales. You may pay slightly more; but, you get support and service.

They’re just simply rude. I’ve been quilting with a 25 year old Singer that cost $100 at Walmart. You’d have thought I said I had the plague.

My wife came home upset because if you dont buy there embroidery machine,which cost 7000..the instructor that teacher the class cant help you..I bought a used one on ebay..but still my wife buys material there payed for classes..just not right..Just not right to run a business that treat a good loving person like that..

The website and times on the door say open until 7pm Saturday. Drove and arrived at the store at 6pm and no one was there. Very disappointing and will not be returning!