They have beautiful fabric, a decent selection of notions, and super super helpful staff.read more

I visited for the first time today, and I was prepared for a little New England crustiness based on…read moreprior reviews, but the two ladies there couldn't have been more pleasant and helpful. The old building is charming. The selection of cotton quilting fabric is huge. The fabric is logically arranged by theme and color. There are a few selections of garment fabrics and upholstery fabrics. This is not a discount store, but the prices are fair and reasonable. I can highly recommend the store. Check the hours before you go.

This gem is a must-visit and an incredibly welcome addition to Red Hook Village. The selection is…read morelovingly curated with all varieties of makers in mind (sewing, weaving, spinning, dyeing, needlework, et al.) They also have a lovely selection of gifts for anyone! There is a definite focus on using naturally-derived materials in the space, and that's brilliant. I had a lovely time chatting with Kelly (proprietor) about all kinds of crafty stuff (so knowledgeable!) and it was instantly clear that she built this place with her heart and with our community in mind. Highly recommend.

There is not a quilt show around that offers the service and quality fabrics that Pumpkin Patch…read moreQuilts does. Susan is always willing to take the time to help you making your selections for your project and their prices are very fair. Everyone should put this quilt shop on their to do list. They also have wonderful projects on their walls and shelves for you to make.

They are welcoming and friendly. They helped find a matching fabric for a project. Nice selection…read moreof fabric

I didn't inherit my mom's sewing hands, so anything that needs to be hemmed, zipped or custom-made…read moreusually gets bundled up and taken with me when I visit her. Plus, her trusty Singer workhorse sewing machine always delivers. When Joann's in Kingston, NY shut down, two of the longtime employees put their heads and hearts together and opened Frugal Fabrics on Ulster Avenue. This isn't your typical fabric store- big box or otherwise. What sets Frugal apart is that these ladies accept some fabrics as donations and sell. But don't mistake that for low quality. The fabric selection here is impressive AND affordable. While my home leans neutral with rustic woods, concrete and stone, I love to funktify it with pops of color. I don't sew, but I do love beautiful fabric and walking into Frugal F. felt like heaven. The colors, the heft, the textures- especially the pieces I picked up, were delicious. It's a hidden gem for crafters and quilters- neither of which I am, but I'm so glad I came here- plus these ladies know their stuff. By the way, they offer a point system and get 'oink' ;-) points based on how many yards of fabric were purchased.

I'm so excited about this new place! I spent quite a bit of time in there selecting fabrics, and…read morewas offered a cup of tea on this cold rainy day while I browsed. The prices are great and I found a lot of patterns to be inspired by. I plan to spend the rest of this dreary day planning some projects. It was so nice to chat with the proprietors. I love to support local businesses and I hope that this new place finds lots of success.

I absolutely love this place and spend waaay too much money there. But prices are very fair…read more Heading there tomorrow!

If you see pictures of a dark interior in reference to Frank's these are old photos. There is new…read moreownership and the store has been completely redone. It is definitely worth a trip to see what the new Frank's is about! New fabrics, yarns, classes, everything! The staff is amazing!

Have taken my Bernina there for service twice, it has been excellent both times. The first time a…read moresignificant repair was needed and the repair was much more timely and cost effective than what the big box sewing store quoted me. The second time the issue turned out to be my user error, but the repair technician walked me through the issue in a really kind and informative way (no condescension at all!!!) The entire staff is friendly!

Friends took me to Waterwheel House Quilt Shop this past Saturday and I was blown away by the…read morebeauty that begins before you even hit the front steps of the building. Modern quilts hang all along the front porch and they just keep coming! The fabrics are like nothing else around this area of Vermont and the ladies were so helpful. I didn't want to leave and I want to rush back today. As I live in an RV, I have to use what I bought before I can buy more, so off I go to stitch and quilt! Thank you Waterwheel House for being unique in the area and having such beautiful, and modern, fabrics.

This is where I learned to sew, mend my own clothes, and where I buy all my sewing notions, yarn,…read moreetc. I bring all my friends who visit town here--they have all kinds of sewing/knitting/weaving classes, great for an activity if you're visiting the Berkshires, or to grab a local present for yourself or friends or mom! Super artsy & fun.

From the owner: Hart GB is a place for textile enthusiasts of all levels to learn new skills, build on existing…read moreskills, and find a community of people who share in the joy of making things with their hands. We carry a selection of weaving, knitting, crochet, rug punch, basket making, and embroidery, and sewing supplies. The Hart retail space carries art + objects made in the studio as well as work other local artists, including ceramics, textiles, clothing, and artwork.