My wife loves this place, in her words 'this is the best stationery store in town, or neighboring…read moretowns!' Everything you need is here, most products are unique and thoughtfully made. She loves the place so much she would rather drive down for one thing rather than shop online or on Amazon. 10/10

This was my first time at the new location. I had previously visited them several years ago at the…read moreJones Road location and really enjoyed the small store. This one has more merchandise and a much bigger layout. Where the store fell short for me was the lack of Customer Service. My wife and I came in to patronize the Travelers notebook section and look at a few other items, including fountain, pens, and gel roller pens. When she asked where the Travelers notebook items were, we were dismissively told "they are over there" as the employee pointed to a back wall without looking up. Wewere never asked if we needed further help. The two employees who were in the store were very dry, never offering any assistance and or a smile. When I asked to view the pens in the case, the young lady who showed me barely even attempted to offer me any type of instruction or suggest other items for me to look at. It was almost as if I was bothering her. The store has a lot of great merchandise, but I can get all of those things online and not be treated this way.

This is my go to for all framing needs. The owner is a sweetheart and she always has the eye for…read morethe right frame. The customer service is great and the quality and variety of frames is worth the in store visit. I have had a handful of art pieces framed here over the last few years, and have been impressed every time I come to pick up the newly framed artwork.

Today I went in with a framed print that had shifted and was no longer centered correctly. The…read moreladies told me I could probably pick it up tomorrow, I said that's ok, it will be next week before I drive back down here. She then said, we can do it for you right now, go have lunch and then we will have it ready. So very nice and kind! Thank you so much ladies!

Out of sheer frustration, disappointment and disgust, I am updating my review due to recent events…read morethat have transpired. Approximately one month ago, I came to It's a Stitch to purchase a new Bernina sewing machine. I had done extensive research regarding which machines would suit my needs; I had narrowed my choices down to two models. I currently own a Bernina, although it is a basic mechanical machine that I had purchased new about 30 years ago. Even though it continues to run like a charm, I wanted a more extensive and diverse machine available to me; since I have very specific sewing habits, however, their top-of-the-line models were not even being considered. Make no mistakes: Berninas are not cheap and they are (in my eyes) a lifetime investment. I did not take my choices or my purchase lightly and without great thought. When I came, I looked at the two models I considered and practiced a few stitches on the higher-priced one. Decision made! I placed my order, charged it to my credit card (and subsequently paid for it) and was told that my brand new machine would be in the store from the warehouse in about a month. A call this week from Sarah informed me that the model I ordered is no longer available. As my heart sank, I was offered the following to "make things right": 1. Purchase the floor model, which according to Sarah had only been used "slightly" and was in great condition; price would be what I had already paid for the new machine, but I would receive a $50 store credit. I declined that offer. She suggested I call back the following day to see if something better could be worked out. 2. Or, I could purchase a much more expensive machine (double what I had already paid) with features I did not want nor did I need. Also declined. 3. A call back the following day got me an offer for the same floor model at $100 off, but it was revealed that "we can't locate the box for it" and then I recalled that when I had tested this machine, the manual could not be located either (because I had specifically asked to see it and they couldn't find it). This offer was also declined. I opted to return to the store for a full refund. No apologies were given and no farewells offered when I left. I will purchase a different model at an entirely different Bernina dealer. To suggest that a customer spend nearly $2K on a demo machine with no box and most likely no manual and have that be the best offer available when they have already PAID FOR a new machine is downright offensive. This is my final encounter with It's a Stitch. We're done.

I would give this place five stars because the sewing machine service is outstanding absolutely…read moreoutstanding. I gave it 3 stars for the fabric selection. I remember this place when it was an actually sewing machine shop and a fabric store. now there's just a bunch of pre-cuts on the wall and it's not a fabric stor. Buy your machine there because the service phenomenal the repair services phenomenal. just go somewhere else for classes and go somewhere else for your fabric it's just not a fabric store anymore. Things change in business , so i am sure there must have been a good reason for the change, it just wasnt a good change for quilters. You will not find a better shop in Houston to buy a Bernina sewing machine, they know their machines and their service department also knows their machines.

The service here was wonderful! Everyone was so helpful in helping me on my quilt…read more There was plenty of quality fabric, notions, and patterns to make a quilt. One stop shop. Everything seemed well priced. They also offer classes for beginner and intermediate sewing as well. Check their website. Definitely worth a stop.

Didn't know this kind of place existed on the North Side. Amazing fabrics, amazing price, and…read moreamazing service! Will definitely return

My sister has traveled to Africa several times and sent me some beautiful fabrics she bought while…read morethere. I also have a friend from Senegal who brought me a day dress back from one of his trips home so my interest was piqued when I noticed this little shop on my way to PT. I finally stopped in the other day and was BLOWN AWAY. While the shop is very small they have wide variety and quite a few pieces of prints and styles of beautiful fabrics. All seem to be sold in the 6 yard length that is traditional of a Sari. The young woman working there was so very nice and answered all my questions. Very nice, worth a stop.

amazing experience! had so much fun and the staff is so sweet. good quality products as well!read more

The atmosphere has always been calm and pleasant when I've come and it's a one of a kind…read moreexperience. The process of making a candle, scrub, room spray, or anything else from their selection is very interactive and simplified. Maya has been a wonderful help, too, when I've come in. Her guidance on what fragrances I was trying to make and her patience with me made the whole thing feel that much easier. I would highly recommend checking them out!!!

I visited this store yesterday with my daughter. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. I…read morepurchased a beautiful African Opal ring! Opal is the birthstone for the month of October. I got an amazing deal on it!

My daughter and I stopped by while shopping. Angelo was onsite and gave us an amazing experience!…read moreHe is incredibly knowledgeable about the stones and their usage. We asked if there was a sound bowl available, there was and he demonstrated it for us and allowed us to try using it! There's a large variety of stones available and the shop is well stocked and organized. I highly recommend you give this place a try!

StillGoode came into my life by recommendation from my grandmother-in-law. A lover of all things…read moreconsignment, vintage, and retail, I knew I'd be in for a treat when we pulled up and I noticed the size of the shop. Comprised of both the main store and an intake area, StillGoode dominates the shopping strip. Apparently consignment is by appointment only, but this review is not about that process, it's about the fun stuff, furniture shopping! Browsing from aisle to aisle, it was clear that everything was in pretty good shape. While the shop as a whole embraced traditional furniture offerings, I occasionally ran across a few items in other styles (an oversized burl coffee table, boucle accent chairs, and various farmhouse pieces for example). The pricing is pretty competitive, especially if you're willing to overlook a few minor markings of wear and tear. It far more expensive than your Goodwill, or Junior Forum, but less expensive than your inner loop curated consignment boutique, and certain a better value that purchasing new. More than that I appreciate the demeanor of the staff. They're helpful but not at all overbearing. They're friendly and available without hovering. It's a relaxed, low pressure environment that allows the customer to feel comfortable taking their time to make decisions. In addition to carrying high quality furniture they also carry decor, framed artwork, jewelry, and handbags. Although my husband and I didn't find anything on this trip, I'm sure we'll be back in a few months to take a look at the new inventory.

Very nice things here. Everything clean and displayed nicely. Prices are great. People that work…read morehere are very helpful and nice.