I went in a few days ago really not knowing what I was going to need, I'm learning to crochet,…read morethankfully there was a group of gals in the store that were able to tell me exactly what I would need to get going. They were super helpful! The store had a wide variety of types of yarn in all price ranges. They also told me about a local group that meets to crochet together and some local beginners classes. Thankful to be able to buy local and not have to rely on the big box stores.

These are some of the kindest women. They are quick to help with no judgement when you mess up and…read moreyou need them to fix your mistakes. It's warm and inviting to all who just want a warm respite with lively conversations and laughter. Their yarn is top notch and very well priced. And they will assist you with any other supplies and patterns you require.

Excellent job reupholstering our set of dining room chairs. Workmanship placing material was…read moreprofessional and well done. They cleaned up the upper chair backing and applied fabric protection on the entire chair. We are very pleased and highly recommend.

I took a couch and Love seat in to Thrifty fabrics . They did a beautiful job . Very friendly and…read morehelpful

When we first got our Cricut, our friends recommended this store to us. Well, we finally got around…read moreto checking it out a couple of months ago. First, the owner, Lauren, is absolutely AMAZING! She is very helpful and extremely smart when it comes to Cricut/Silhouette projects. She knows exactly what she is talking about. She helped us so much by explaining the sublimation process and getting our groomsmen gifts in order when it came down to it. She also made us koozies as a gift because she's only the sweetest person ever. Second, this store has so much cute vinyl patterns and materials. And it's amazingly priced for how much you get. Even cheaper than Hobby Lobby... They also have their own heat press if you don't have one at home! If you are a Cricut/Silhouette owner, this is the place to go! Definitely at least check it out. And if you can't find answers on how to do a project online... my guess is Lauren definitely has one for you. Seriously, she's the best. SUPPORT LOCAL!

Very helpful staff. I'm a new quilter and I learned a lot and got quality supplies! I highly…read morerecommend this business for all of your fabric needs!

Plenty of fabric options. Looking for a certain color. They have it. All employees are helpful. I…read moresometimes just visit to see and touch the fabric.

It is such a pleasure to walk in to a store and get first rate service…read more I needed fabric for a seat cushion and had really good guidance with lots of options offered as well as some aesthetic advice. The whole experience was pleasant and easy. This store has a great range of fabrics and will make things to order. Have not got the order back yet but this gave me a lot of confidence in the results.

I feel like an old codger saying "I used to get a gallon of gas for a quarter". I always went to…read moreA. Baer or Boone Fabric for material. Granted it's been awhile. Unfortunately A. Baer has closed so I went to Boone's Fabric in Middletown, Ky. I just bought 1/2 a yard of velvet material for $33!!!! Am I that out of touch? I felt that was ridiculously high & expressed that opinion. Then not being up on my math skills I asked how much cording I'd need for a 14" round pillow on both sides. She cut me 28". I stood there for a minute... confused...made the 28" into a circle....no where near enough even for 1 side. Guess my moral of the story!!! Last trip to Boone...OMW to Hobby Lobby!

Great store with a lot of products kind people that help. Unfortunately we could not get an…read moreorientation class until 30 days after purchasing an expensive machine. Turns out this machine was way too complicated for my 80-year-old mother.The manager refused return without a 20% penalty, On this brand new machine! Very disappointing. not sure you have other options in town.

The store does have a nice selection of fabric. The four times I was in the store I was pretty…read moremuch ignored by the staff. They seemed more interested in carrying on conversations among themselves. Their service department is significantly substandard. I have a PFAFF Creative Icon 2 that I took in for repair. Prior to taking it in I asked if they were able to work on my type of machine. I was told yes. The repair took an exceptionally long time. When I picked up my machine, the individual working on the machine made it very clear to me that she did not enjoy working on my machine. I later found out that she had very little experience working on PFAFF machines. When I went to use my embroidery attachment, I discovered that she bent the plastic lock for the unit. I will now need to contact PFAFF directly to see if I can still safely use my attachment. If you have ANY PFAFF I would strongly suggest finding another person/store to work on your machine. It was not a joy working with this store.

Studio 1883 has become my craft haven! Located in the old BB&T building on 10th Street, it's super…read moreclose to my mom's house for me to pop in for all my craft needs when I'm in town. They have a little bit of everything, from vinyl, to apparel, to sublimation blanks, glitter, etc. I have primarily purchased vinyl and shirts from here, but I'm excited to try some of their specialty vinyl, screen print confetti, and sublimation items (once I finally get my setup together). Angela has always been so helpful, patiently answering all of my questions and offering expertise on items/products I was unfamiliar with. They have a classroom in the back of the building and hold creative classes for various skill levels. I cannot wait to be able to attend one, especially if they offer one for sublimation! Pricing is extremely fair/competitive and they tend to be very well stocked. I highly recommend everyone support this local business!

If you are my mom, need a gift card for my mom or need to keep my mom busy this is your place. My…read moremom knits wonders for her grandchildren, my cousins' ugly kids and when I'm not a whole miscreant she makes me stuff too. This is where we buy the supplies. Buy local. The big box stores are for your pockets.

This place is fantastic! I just got into knitting and started by going to the store. The woman who…read moreowns it help me pick out a pattern get the right yarn and explain what to do in next steps whenever I had trouble with the pattern I would come in and she would help me. I don't know much about yarn prices. I'm sure it's a little more expensive at a local shop than a big chain store, but it is worth it with all the help you get and personalization. I haven't taken any of the classes yet, but she also offers a lot of crafting classes.