I discovered this shop during the 2026 SoCal quilt shop hop…read more This shop is deceptive. It seems tiny from the outside, but it is actually quite large with a huge selection of fabrics. Prices are fair. The staff were friendly and helpful. They were super informed and interested in the projects I was working on. Definitely worth the 40 mile drive. Definitely will be back.

As a member of a local quilt guild with about 140 members, I will not be shopping at Cotton Gin…read moreFabric again. A couple of our guild members recently visited the store and were treated in a rude and disrespectful manner. Their experience has since been shared with the rest of our guild, and it left a very negative impression. I personally shopped there in November and also experienced the owner being quite rude. At the time I tried to give the benefit of the doubt and assumed it might have just been a bad day. After hearing how other members of our guild were treated, it's clear that the poor customer service was not an isolated incident. Quilters want to support local quilt shops, but courtesy and respect toward customers should be expected. Unfortunately, that has not been our experience here, and many of our members will be taking their business elsewhere.

The service, the selection, the owner. Excellent customer service…read more They offer classes and also have free sew days. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I have been to the shop multiple times and have always had a good time in the shop.

I reserved all 5 spots in a kids beginner-level sewing class for my daughter and her girl scout…read morefriends. The website stated that they would make 4 scrunchies during the hour and a half class, that all fabric was included. When we got there, I found out the owner (Vicky) had decided to intentionally double book the class, without telling anyone, including the instructor (who was a 13 year old girl named Audrey). So now there were 10 kids, most of whom have never sewn before. They had one cutting station set up (girls weren't allowed to cut by themselves) and 4 machines, but Vicky said one of the machines wasn't very good and she wouldn't recommend buying it. After an hour, zero scrunchies were done. I made a comment that I didn't see how the girls were going to complete 4 scrunchies in the next half hour at the rate they were going. The owner tried to tell me that it was "up to 4 per person" but that's not what the website says (*see screenshot). At that point though, she became more involved and started actually helping the students. Up to that point, Audrey, who was FABULOUS by the way, was doing all instruction but can only help so many girls at once. After 2 hours, most of the girls have completed ONE scrunchii each.I told Vicky what is going on in this class is NOT okay. She looked surprised and asked what the issue was. I told her: too many students, not enough help, not enough machines, etc. The responses I got: "Well, we have 4; you could have brought your own". Again, no supply list given. This was a beginner class, and my girls don't own their own machines.... "It depends on each person. Some people take longer. Like that girl (as she points to one child); she has had issues and needed to take out stitches twice"... "most of the people who come in already know the basics." So... Where are my girls supposed to learn the basics if not in abeginner class? "Audrey is the instructor. I'm trying to run a business here." ... Ok, so if Audrey is the instructor, then who opened up the class to be double booked?? You, or Audrey?? *at this point Vicky ignored me for about 20 seconds and then said "I opened up the class to more students."... "You're getting a really cheap price for this class. Most places charge you for the material etc." I agreed and told her it WAS a great price, and that's why I booked it for my scouts. But her deciding to run an inexpensive class doesn't mean that my girls aren't entitled to the lesson we paid for. She's the business owner. She sets the prices. And, as customers, we shouldn't lose out because of her poor planning. She finished by saying "I could always charge you more if you want." Audrey kept apologizing as she rushed between students & m ade multiple comments about "If I had known, I would have brought more material" and "I was so surprised when I saw how many girls were here." ... Vicky then tried to say "I told you I opened it to more students. Don't you remember??" And Audrey (being a 13 year old, very obviously trying to cover for her boss) goes "ummm... Oh yeah... I guess I forgot." No she didn't. She was blindsided. Vicky then talked quietly to Audrey for a few minutes... Asked her if 4 scrunchies was too much for one class. Audrey told her no, it's fine if he class was small. Then she asked if she is unable to teach large classes. Again, Audrey told her the number was fine, if she had known ahead of time and had the necessary supplies. Vicky finished up their conversation I saying something along the lines of, "well next time we just won't allow anyone into the beginner class unless they already know how to sew." What??? Does that make any sense to anyone else?? Never once did Vicky take responsibility for messing this up. I didn't get an apology or even a suggestion to minimize the chaos next time. I was met with an attitude when I questioned things and told that the girls could come back another day, buy more material, and pay an additional $5 to sew more. Vicky just said "there's nothing I can do about this." After THREE hours, most of the girls had finished TWO scrunchies each, and we finally left. They were frustrated. I was angry and felt the owner was inept. But, even after ALL of that, I was going to let it go and just chalk it up as a learning experience.... But then we got in the car. The first thing 2 of my girls told me was that Vicky talked to them quietly as they were buying additional material to take home. She asked them "So you know how to do social media and all that stuff?" When they said yes, Vicky told them to log onto a Yelp as soon as they leave make sure to leave her a high star review! Wtf??? That is next level inappropriate, especially for a fledgling business owner. We will NOT be returning. P.S. - I wish it were possible to leave a zero star for shabby rose/ Vicky, and a 5 star for Audrey. She was great, very professional and patient, and my girls would love to work with her again in the future, but through a different venue.

Okay, this is from a guy! I wanted put together a new sewing kit. My current gear is more of a…read moremess than a functional kit I was greeted upon entering the store. I shared what I was trying to do...reassemble a useful sewing kit. I could not be more pleased. I believe I received value for my purchase. We discussed items to be included and idenfied those that would be necessary and those that would not be necessary. I believe I received fair value. No over sell!

Every time I come here it is inspiring! They've expanded and now stock a lot of bag making patterns…read moreand supplies calling with fabrics. They have bins full of headstock cuts of fabrics from knits to denims to cottons so it's fun to hunt. They also stock zips and threads and teach sewing. They are a janome dealer too. Prices are reasonable and selection is across the spectrum from home decor to garment and bag making. They also stock fun notions for gifts.

First time visiting and highly recommend! I've been looking for a new fabric store to work on some…read morechildren's apparel projects as an over confident creative (DIYnot?) While the store is definitely tailored towards quilting, they have an incredible selection of cotton fabrics, sewing tools, cutting tools, elastics, etc. I could've gotten lost just checking out all of the prints and patterns - wish I had more time to look around! I did find what I needed thanks to the person working there. He was super friendly and very helpful in locating materials and providing recommendations for fabric/material measurements based upon my project. I also met some other customers and the vibe overall was so inviting and cozy. The price for everything was very fair and I would happily go back!! So glad I sought out local fabrics instead of buying online. Thank you so much!

I am brand new to quilting. I came in (from out of town) to purchase a backing for my first quilt…read more I showed the gal my top and said I was looking for a backing that was solid. She took me to a room where they had discounted material. I asked what color she thought would be best and she walked away. Cute lil shop. They have everything you need. 2.5 yds for under $20, not bad.

This is a top notch quilt store with everything you need for your projects. They are so kind,…read morehelpful, and welcoming, especially the owner, Dru. I wish I lived closer because I'd be shopping there all the time! The banner at the top of this Yelp page says they're closed temporarily and will reopen on July 1, 2026. I hope everyone who works there is ok. I don't think they would close temporarily unless it couldn't be helped. Looking forward to when they reopen!

Buyer beware!!!! Non responsive and apparently closed. After taking my money at Road to…read moreCalifornia and never sending me the kit I bought. Extremely disappointed.

I came across this business looking for a vinyl fabric for a costume part (I'm still new to…read moresewing). While they didn't have exactly what I needed, they directed me to a different shop and I found exactly what was needed! This is the kind of friendly helpful service that blows me away! Will definitely come back for quilting/sewing materials in the future!

Love this spot! I'm from out of state on vacation & I found all the fabric I needed for a quilting…read moreproject! They were super helpful once I was in their shop (they did not return my call when I left a message about holiday hours.) the store is organized and gorgeous and the lady that worked there help me do my quilting math for my fabric amounts.

This store was my go to since it's close to my children's school. They were always helpful and had…read morelots in stock. I went this past Monday, however, and was sad to find out that they are closed down. Their location in Rialto/Bloomington is still open. This sign was posted in the window.

1 star because the prices are better than your company owned fabric store…read more.. but 0 stars for customer service.!! I read on here about not being a Latino and not getting acknowledged and I am and I still don't get acknowledged.. this place is okay when the teenage boy is there to help. He's friendly and takes time.. but the lady that works there is so mean and unfriendly. She literally hates her job or something.. like it's such a chore to help anyone.. she is rude and shouldn't be be working with people. If you go here just keep in mind that customer service is ZERO.. prices are good though. :(

The staff members are very friendly and helpful. Customers feel welcomed when they visit.read more

Everything you need for quilting and sewing! Machines to classes and everything in between…read more Excellent selection of fabrics and accessories. Super friendly staff. Most fabrics are priced around $12-$14 a yard.

If you need something for craft or art, shop here! They have…read moreeverything. It's a great resource creative people and the prices are amazing. We are so lucky to have a Remainders in the Morongo basin. It's located in old town Yucca Valley. The staff is super helpful. One of them helped me pick out a wool yarn to mend my Irish wool sweater.

The store was nice, the staff member was very friendly. The store itself is good if you're hoping…read moreto find a hidden treasure. It's a fabric and craft shop "thrift store" they did have some new fabric however, the price was comparable to a regular fabric store so from $9.00-$13.00 per yard. All in all the store matches the description.