OMG! Found this place by chance. I stepped back in time, I went to many places like this as a…read morelittle girl with my seamstress mother! Great prices, super friendly service! My new favorite place!

The staff was very helpful and friendly! I wanted a floral print fabric for my Art Quilt. Claudia…read moresuggested these embroidered rose flowers to me! I love them !

One of my good friends is gett8ng married and I'm having an outfit made. I needed some fabric but…read moredidn't like what I saw at other shops. This shop has way more of a selection at very reasonable prices. The owner was there and was very personable and helpful. I will point out that I did not see any licensed fabrics like Disney etc. Just in case that's what you are looking for. I live my life with a service dog and this place gets 4paws up. No issues and I may have to come ba k and get more fabric to make her some new vests. 10/10 highly recommend

Love this place. Dead-end designer blots, cottons, wovens, upholstery, many, many fabrics to pick…read morefrom. Different every week. Can order fabrics. Cheap fabrics too but some great finds. Prices from $4-$10. Happy day!

I'm not an artsy fartsy kind of person nor am I very crafty these days... I don't even own a sewing…read moremachine but I sure do love pretty fabrics and anything that catches my eye. This place is a little hidden treasure shop full of fun unique fabric, buttons, ribbons, thread, patterns and so much more. I've been dying to stroll in but I tend to hit up this neck of the woods (more like courtyard) after the sun goes down so I was ecstatic to drop in after a visit to Wells Fargo next door. This place was so packed full of eye candy that I just had to take a few photos. I purhcased a beautiful tropical piece of fabric that screamed Paradise and some extremely large wooden buttons they almost look like coconut shells. I'm on a mission to make make-up bags for my sisters and I. We'll see... hopefully finish this mini project before Christmas. The lovely lady who runs Findings is super sweet and warmhearted. I look forward to going back soon!

It was luscious. The fabric I found was just luscious - a wonderful, imported red and orange…read moreiridescent silk linen. Yes, I had lusted for it after having seen another woman holding it and showing it off at a fabric store in San Jose. I was drawn to it, like a fly to a disgusting piece of poop. Except the aforementioned poop was a gorgeous silk fabric - and I wanted it. Badly. But I found out from her that I'd have to drive my lazy arse down to Carmel-by-the-sea to get this silk. And so I did. What I didn't realize, was that Carmel-b-t-s has absolutely no addresses. So my hunt became even harder. Luckily, there's this new technology called a "phone" that I was able to use to ask where it was exactly located. This cute little store, on San Carlos St (between Ocean Ave and 7th Ave in Carmel Square) has buttons, notions, ribbons, and some great but limited fabrics. There were some good fabrics for interior designs. Nancy, the owner, is just a peach. She's helpful and friendly and everything I wish most fabric store employees would be like. I heart Carmel, and this shop just adds to its charm. Would love to come again and look around for more good "findings" :-)

Always go here to check out what fabrics they have. The workers here are nice and friendly. Fabrics…read morehere are cheaper then other stores. They even sale fake leather with fake logos on them. If you need to buy some face mask, now you can.

First time to visit Fabric Yard. Great selection and price. Staff are helpful. This will be my go…read moreto fabric place

As someone who quilts and loves to travel which includes plenty of road trips, Hart's Fabric was at…read morethe top of my list for my first stop after driving straight up from Los Angeles. I arrived around 11am and was excited to pick out fabrics for a new quilt project and had high hopes for this place! Unfortunately, I was told they don't have a public restroom which of course made the experience rushed and uncomfortable after several hours on the road. I was hoping to take my time looking and picking out fabric but ended up only grabbing a zipper before needing to move on...and I still wasn't able to use the restroom before leaving. During my brief stop, I did notice some cute Ruby Star Society fabric, lots of notions, a variety of materials, and bins of $4.50 fat quarters. I wish I had been able to enjoy more.

Quality beyond compare. Harts is one of the last quality fabric stores in the Bay Area. Not only do…read morethe have a wide selection and range of fabric types, but they carry the most unique and hard to find gems. I can always count on walking away with a one of a kind fabric choices.

As a sewist, I was so excited to see a quilt shop on our way into Yosemite National Park so we had…read moreto stop! The owner was very welcoming, knowledgeable about the designers she stocks, and her little dog was adorable too! I grabbed a couple cuts of fabric to take home. She had a great selection so it was tough to pick just a couple! There was a good mix of retro/vintage, antique, modern, colorful, baby prints, flannels, etc. She was also totally stocked with notions. Prices were on par for quality quilt fabrics.

Wonderful business to have locally. I was in search of some buttons at the last minute and didn't…read morewant to travel far to get them. Thankfully Bear Paw Quilts had some. It would be nice if they increased their options, however. I'm not a quilter but I do sew and find this shop a joy to visit.

Such a cute fabric shop. They recently moved from their old location and now have a larger store…read morewith an even bigger selection of fabrics. There were so many colors and designs to choose from. The staff was also pleasant, and we ended up spending quite a bit of time browsing around. If you're in the area, stop by and say hello!

Great fabric store! I went when I was visiting my daughter and am glad that I am heading to PG…read moreagain in a couple of weeks. I'm already thinking about what fabric I "need" next . Knowledgable and friendly staff even when they're being overrun by quilt convention goers.

This shop is absolutely amazing. Cindy has lots of fabulous fabric an d latest notions. If you're…read morelooking for an idea for a quilt to make for a specific person, this is the place to start. The ladies that work here have lots of ideas for you. They have fabric, kits, books, and great classes with knowledgeable teachers. Whatever you need, you can find it here!

Great shop! The ladies working there were very knowledgeable. I really enjoyed the selection of…read morenotions and fabric. I also love that they sell premade goodies. Purses, wallets, and project bags.

While I have an attractive and youthful demeanor, and a rocking hot bod, I realized that most of my…read moreshirts are cropped. And well, I'm in my 30s so that's weird. EVERYTHING can't be cropped. I did a major closet clean out and expunged my SHEIN, crop tops and prized clothes that fit in my 20s that I can no long mash my plump buns into. 2026 is going to be the year I turn into a fine auntie who wears quality materials. But I had 2 garbage bags full of clothes that had to go, including the fur coats my aunt gave me from this old dead person she befriended (she befriends rich Caucasian people near the end of their life, and I usually get the hand-me-downs, including some wonderful Egyptian cotton sheets!) Enter Buffalo Exchange, a way I could get rid of all my crap and also exchange it for better crap. Every day Buffalo exchange buys clothes, all day. In the olden days you had to just show up and wait, but in the digital age, you can go on their website and sign up ahead of time and it will let you know what the estimated wait time is! I've done that twice & the first time it worked out really well for me, but the second time the website threw me off the waitlist right before it was my turn. Luckily the workers were reasonable and still took me. The wait times IRL can be longer than the website suggests because people like me bring in garbage bags full of clothes, so don't plan to be in a rush. While waiting, you can peruse their assortment of clothes. If you're selling clothes, you get store credit worth 50% of what the clothes would sell for, or you can get 25%, so if you find something you like and you're a selling clothes, it's worth it to opt for store credit. I bought so much stuff The first time I didn't make any money from those fur coats! All in all, I'd say it's a great way to both clean out your closet and exchange it for clothes that better suit your lifestyle. We really should be stepping away from fast fashion and Thrifting is a great way to get a unique piece that nobody else has!

Ayo The staff are a little too sassy here. Not surprised to see the yelp reviews. Like a lot of…read morecustomer service workers, they pay negativity forward- they got treated badly by someone before you, and now it's your turn :) Oh and they have clothes here too