Excellent selection of fabrics and precuts. Beautiful kits and quilts available for purchase.read more

My happy place! This is the first place I think of when I'm…read morein search of fabric, the selection is unless and the minimum yard cut is 1/4 yard, no more wasted fabric.

was looking for a cozy blanket and Belmont Fabrics had exactly what I was looking for at a great…read moreprice. This is an Amish owned business and they are friendly and very helpful.

I love this store! Yes, they are Amish but we experiences very friendly & helpful women the…read moreseveral times we've stopped there. Yes, they have a lot of Amish dress fabric, but they also have a really nice, somewhat small but enough- section of quilt fabric at super prices. Also, their notions are really low prices. They have a small, but wonderful selection of really neat greeting cards among many other things. You would have to decide for yourself, but personally I like to stop here whenever I can.

Signed up for a "free" class. Bought the yarn. Class cancelled. Required to come get the yarn, or…read morelose it. What do I need the yarn for if the class isn't given? Signed up for a retreat on a Friday. Needed to cancel the following Monday. Charged me 20% to get out of it. This place is in a tourist area, so it will be busy. Just not with my money ever again.

this is the best yarn store I've seen in a while. Variety is great, prices are reasonable, size is…read moregood for a yarn shop, and staff is very nice. Loads of parking and hours are good

A very nice, many faceted shop in Lititz. My experience with the shop was with knitting…read moreinstruction. Christine was my teacher, and she took a project that was headed in a couple different directions other than the direction that I originally intended. I never saw anybody so able to figure out and correct my sweater into a project that was acceptable, and doable. I am very impressed with Christine as an instructor. Thank-you, Christine, Barb Kaulback.

Wow. I have never…read morebeen to a "yarn shop" like this. I really don't think this should be called a yarn shop. It's more of an antique shop type of feel, if a horder enjoyed a hobby of knitting. There is yarn - kinda sorta - but there's exponentially more chotchkies. I had to actually step back and take it all in - yep, the chotchkies are all for sale, so they're there on purpose. Yarn. Meh... kinda. Nothing that grabbed my attention and made me want to buy some. I drove out of my way to come here? Good thing I parked where I didn't have to pay for parking. Yikes. What they did have a LOT of for sale was hand-knit things: socks, dishcloths, hats. So peculiar. What knitter wants to go to a "yarn shop" and buy someone else's hand-knit goods? This shop was so baffling. What really emphasized the awkwardness & weirdness of this shop (I can't call it a yarn shop) was the person behind the counter. She wasn't friendly, nor welcoming; she seemed bothered that I was there. Trust me, I became just as bothered to be there. I walked out empty-handed, completely befuddled, and kicking myself for driving so far just for this really-not-at-all "yarn shop".

While vacationing this year, I found this cute yarn/felt store. If you love raw material this is…read morethe place as it has plenty to offer. It also has plenty of finished yarn and I love is that most of their fiber are local sheep and alpaca farms near the area. If you love wet felting or needle felting they have a nice selection to purchase. I wish the store was more brighter and updated as I personally felt it was a little antiquated. Most of their yarn are hand dyed by them which the colors are just beautiful. They offer classes which you can call to find out more.

The SO's been wanting to stop here for some time; you don't see a loom store very often!…read more Finally got here today. The proprietor is very knowledgable and takes the time to explain technique. The roving and yarn selection is fairly small but of high quality. Local alpaca is featured. She has a wide selection of looms and wheels available. Classes are two day affairs. Surely worth a visit if one is interested in fiber arts!

Absolutely wonderful experience, great variety of fabrics, notions and machines. I was able to…read morepurchase a new machine and take it home with me, not wait for delivery and pay shipping charges. Staff was up to date on machines and very friendly. I will definitely be going back.

My white and gray curtains had blue marks on them, were cut too short and had hideous buckling. I…read moreeven sent her pictures to show her the problems. The response was "Sorry for your inconvenience". "We do our best. We have no complaints." She charged me almost $300. I will never go back.

Never disappointed when I visit this store every Fall! Aleays have to purchase something for my…read moreChristmas tree or home.

Loved this quilt shop! It's a little off the beaten track outside of Ronks, PA., in Amish country…read more(up a side road from the over-priced Kitchen Kettle Village). It wasn't on either of the maps I was using to map my quilt hunt--I found it after finding a brochure. It was the last shop I visited (after about 10 others) and it was where I found THE ONE. The designs on the quilts were innovative and very detailed. Very reasonably priced. A must-do if you're searching for a nice quilt.

Hannah"s Custom Quilts has moved! New address is 255 Old Leacock Rd., Gordo nville, PA. Call…read more717-768-8290 to stop by with an appointment. Leave a message, and Hannah will call you back.

This is a quaint quilt shop. When I was there I met both sisters. It is not as big as some of the…read moreother shops in the area, but I actually like that. Most of the quilts are on a bed, although some are hanging as well. I like how each quilt was described to me. I learned about the patterns and the work put into them and even some of them I was told about the women who created them. I did wind up buying a nice queen size quilt, they also sell king size. They also sell other home made items like pillows, pot holder, wall hangings, etc.