Unbelievable kindness and treat the costumer like a person, which is hard to find nowadays.read more

A very nice selection of fabric. Many machine accessories in stock. Many quilting supplies in…read morestock. Knowledgeable staff. Timely machine servicing and repair.

Went here as a recommendation from a friend. I was excited to find this place as it is hidden…read moreamongst the Amish towns. I was disappointed when I arrived. Plenty of parking g I. The private lot but it's basically a large room filled with dusty products that haven't been purchased and probably never will due to the age of the item. Very Amish oriented and for the people that don't live in that way the items are of zero use. This isn't a grocery store. They sell fabric and farm equipment along with kitchen wares. Lots of sewing supplies and such things along the lines of that. If there is a specific item like that you're looking for the. This would be the place. I also found the employees to be unfriendly and judgy because I wasn't Amish. Or at least that's how I felt. I wouldn't go back but it id locally owned so I would support it if I had something there I needed.

This is an Amish store on a private lot. They sell material, sewing supplies, trinkets, toys,…read moredecor, outside furniture, grills, etc...Almost all of their products are geared towards the Amish. I have never found one single thing I've needed or wanted there. Not worth the trip out there.

I visited Recovery Room on Goshen Road to purchase fabric for my chairs. When I asked the owner,…read morewho claimed to be an expert, how many yards I would need to cover six chairs, he seemed unsure and began estimating--five, six, seven yards. Based on his suggestion, I purchased five yards, plus he gave me the small amount left on the roll for free. After covering my chairs, I realized I only used about two to two-and-a-half yards. Feeling frustrated that I was advised to buy far more than I needed, I returned to the store to request a refund for the excess fabric I had paid for. To my surprise, the owner rudely refused and insisted they wouldn't take back anything--even though I wasn't asking to return the free portion. When I pressed for a refund, he escalated the situation and threatened to call the police, which he did. This experience showed me that the business lacks professionalism, honesty, and respect for customers. An owner who refuses to stand by their advice and treats customers with hostility doesn't deserve repeat business or recommendations. Based on this encounter, I'll never return and wouldn't suggest this business to anyone. Would you want to support a business like that?

The owner/proprietor of this business is an extremely rude, loud and obnoxious fellow. Mantra in…read morehis self conceited brain is that customers are dumb and always wrong. Combine it with their poor craftsmanship, it's advisable to stay away from this business.

This new fabric store bought out a lot of the inventory from the former Laura's Fabrics, now…read moreclosed, and then opened an expanded, updated, upgraded, brand-new store a little north of the former location. The newly-built store opened in April 2025 and is a combination fabric store and Amish general store. The aisles are wide, the lighting is excellent, the inventory is updated and very well organized, the prices are very good, the store is spotlessly clean, and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly. The fabric section has an expanded selection of quilting fabrics. Cash or checks only.

Last time I was in (1 month ago) it was great! Nice friendly little family owned shop. Great…read morefabric selections (lots of colors) & service @ good prices. Stopped by today... looks like they closed early... maybe for the holiday? Hope not permanently. Will check back next time I am through Portland.

Owner Lois is very helpful and knowledgeable, as a newbie purchasing their first quilt I was very…read morecomfortable asking questions. This is a lovely shop worthy of a trip from around the corner or from California

From the owner: At Born Again Quilts vintage quilts we find vintage quilts, restore them and find new homes for…read morethem. We offer a selection of vintage quilts ranging from the late 1800s to 1960s both through the studio and on Etsy. We offer vintage fabrics, quilt blocks, quilt tops, tablecloths, aprons, sewing accessories and craft items and patterns. Reproduction fabrics and baby quilts/crib sheets too! We can advise customers on their restoration projects We can "autopsy" their quilts and provide dating information and show them the simple stitches used in the majority of restoration projects. We do programs for quilt/sewing guilds and other groups interested in fun and informative programs!

Beth helped me with the challenge of altering my dog's jacket. It fit him in too loosely and often…read morefell off. It took some adjustments involving the Velcro and other stuff. Jayce and I are eternally grateful! ‍

Fabric selection here is wide and deep. They have pretty much everything and I stop in when I am in…read moretown for work. Never know what you will find. That said, I'm disappointed with their prices. I know EVERYTHING is more expensive, but it looks like they raised their prices on everything including fabric they've had before tariffs and a bad economy kicked in. $14+ for a yard of regular price quilt cotton is really high even for a local quilt shop. I left with nothing and won't be back. Stores wonder why people shop Hobby Lobby and online. This is why. Less expensive even with the cost of shipping.

Service was great the owner is very knowledgeable and helpful. I loved all the different selections…read moreof fabric. And the prices were amazing!

I love this shop--wonderful ever changing selection, very knowledgeable proprietor and I always…read morefind something unusual--prices are great!