Very limited fabric options. Just random bolts of odd prints and discontinued home fabric…read more No real selection of basic fabrics. I drove a distance and was really disappointed. I walked through the place in about 3 minutes-and only did so to be polite to the nice lady working there. Two stars just for her. (Don't really understand the higher reviews here)

Great staff, friendly, knowledgeable , and helped us select the right fabric…read more Price was a nice surprise as to value. Will definitely return for more fabric in the future. Dr. Craig Barton

I'm ashamed to say that up until recently, I hadn't shopped for fabric anywhere but Joanns. But…read morefinally, enough was enough, and as I commit to sewing more and delving into the world of quilting, I decided to source all my fabric from places other than Joanns, opting instead to explore the small fabric stores in my area, and what a great decision that was! I was able to discover so many new favorites, 2nd Street Quilt Shop being one of them, and source so many gorgeous, fresh & new designs I had never seen before! It has truly renewed my interest in sewing, and I'm truly excited to embark on this new quest in quilting! Fabric Affair appears to be a newer business, as their store sign also has "now open" directly underneath it! I can't tell you how many times I have driven down Livernois not realizing that this was here. The building is very unassuming from the road, just a black & grey square of a building, but if you love sewing and quilting and are in need of any sewing-related items, whether it be fabric, thread, or something else, I highly encourage you to stop by! The interior space of this place completely blew me away and was completely not what I expected from seeing the outside. You can definitely tell it's nice & new. The floors and entire space is so well organized! The fabric is sorted by color and by themes, if any. It's just a Type A, organized, sewing-lover's paradise! They also do classes here too it seems! I was mainly here for fabric though, so I got down to business searching through all their rows and rows of fabric. Everything being color coordinated, mainly in one spot, really helped me out though, as I was going for a specific part of the color palette. I was able to efficiently shop through this space, and the employees were so helpful, stopping by to see if I needed any assistance and grabbing me a fabric cart without me even asking for one. I love when they anticipate needs, and can I just say this fabric cart is ADORABLE?! I had never used one before, and it just makes the shopping experience all that more fun! I love Fabric Affair! I found so many new & unique fabrics here that I can't wait to incorporate into future sewing and quilting projects! All the workers were so friendly, and it was just the best experience all in all here. I can't wait to come back soon! :)

THIS BUSINESS IS CLOSED!!! Please take down your website! I drove 45 minutes because the website…read moresaid it was open!

Gorgeous fabrics - awesome button selection. Very helpful wait staff with sewing experience!read more

You can find everything at Habermans! The finest silks and wools. They carry upholstery and trims,…read moretoo. A must-visit destination in the Detroit area for custom fashion, such as wedding fabrics and gowns.

If you aren't a white, middle aged woman, preferably with kids, FORGET about being waited on in…read morethis store. I walked out today after they cherry picked their "preferred demographic" and walked them to cash registers that were SUDDENLY open, while those of us who didn't fit their homogeneous profile of "ideal customers" continued to stand in line, and were told "Oh, they aren't taking anymore if we DARED to attempt to to use the cash registers that magically opened. On top of that the organization of the store would only appeal to those whose brain enjoys a Pinter play put on in an elementary school gymnasium by mimes. In short: it makes no sense, and is often subjugated to the "season of the moment" but MONTHS before that season is actually here. I know I'm not looking for Christmas decorations on Labor Day, but maybe the chunky, middle aged, "blue jean and sweater" crowd is, and, after all, it is that demographic Hobby Lobby cares about, and the rest of us are "defective" if we don't agree.

Five stars for the White Lake Hobby Lobby--because let's be honest, it's never just a "quick trip."…read more I walk in for two things and somehow end up on a 12-mile scenic tour through seasonal décor, craft supplies, and "ooh I could make that" ideas. August in this store? Pure joy. The vibe, the displays, the team--it's always a fun adventure. And yes, I've accepted that I'm incapable of leaving without a cart full of inspiration. No regrets.

I've first moved to Mason in 1975 and have just finally made my way into this great fabric shop…read more Jeanean's shop has been a staple of downtown Mason for decades! Sadly, it was the Corona virus and my need for fabric to make masks ( to donate ) which finally introduced me to this sweet lady and her successful shop. The place is wall to wall with quality quilting grade fabrics and associated trims and products. She is so helpful and energetic. The ladies shopping seemed very engaged and interactive with her and finding lots in her store as well. I found everything I needed for sure. Lots and lots of beautiful fabric. Highly recommend this hometown favorite.

Close to the main intersection in beautiful downtown Mason, MI. Visit Kean's, and then come to this…read moreplace for more craft supplies. Nice fabrics, patterns & books, The store samples give you great ideas in case you didn't arrive with any of your own. There were some hexagonal table runner & candle mat sets hanging on one wall. (See my photos.) Fabric from Moda and other high-quality manufacturers. Fat quarter bundles are made up and ready to grab for projects. They come with free quilt patterns put together by the store. The really special thing about this store is all the ribbon and trim. There are hair bows already made up and for sale, or you can buy some of the ribbons and make your own. Bring your little girl here and she'll pick out something beautiful to tie back her hair. Be sure to see my photos, and check out the little snap purses made from the Offray ombre ribbon roses. Precious!

Great selection of quilting fabric, notions and such. The prices were decent for the quality of…read morefabrics offered. So hard to find decent fabric now that Joann is out of business! Several associates offered assistance but I was just checking out their selection, they were very nice and personable. They had a large selection of machines available and a class going on. They don't have fabrics for other things besides quilting however, in my opinion at least. But they had beautiful quality.

Great selection of fabric and other sewing supplies. Very friendly and helpful staff!read more

I've been to a lot of fabric stores and this one is amazing. Such a wide and deep selection, fair…read moreprices and fantastic service. If you sew and are in Michigan, this is the place for you. Certainly a don't miss it.

This fabric store is a must stop and an amazing fabric store. I could spend days in the store just…read morelooking at everything. The owner and staff are welcoming, and extremely helpful. This is now, my go to place for all of my fabric.

They moved locations since the last time I was here but it's still a pretty rad concept--a…read morenonprofit resale of craft and art supplies and other goods that can be repurposed and upcycled into art supplies. There's a lot here if you're willing to dig through! There's a vintage area with tons of old, vintage papers, photographs, sheet music, postcards, photo albums, negatives, etc. Loads of scrap fabric and remnants, yarn, embroidery floss, notions, scrap paper, scrapbooking materials, stickers, stencils, even industrial supplies like foam scraps, and household materials like pill bottles (empty of course), lids, jars, storage containers, craft kits, old calendars, big bins of wine corks, pens, etc. They have a HUGE selection of old National Geographic issues, some going back as far as the 1930s. Perfect for collages or collecting. They also have a few machines like scales, microscopes, sewing machines, etc. As well as a few tools, wood and metal working items, just bits and bobs of tons of things to sort through. It changes all the time so stop in regularly to see what they get in! And the best part? It's all SO cheap and keeps all these things out of landfills (56K lbs just last year)! Upcycling FTW! Some things are in better condition than others but if you're the creative type you will be inspired by all you can find here. And since things are so affordable you can really take risks and noodle around without worrying about wasting your supplies. Want more inspo? They also offer workshops and classes to get your creative juices flowing. Swing by and check it all out!

Lots of random trinkets that can be used for many different projects!…read more Unfortunately, I didn't find what I was looking for (something to decorate/sew onto a Christmas stocking). But I would definitely come back! I will take my mom here too as she loves scrapbooking! I was very close to getting an embroidery packet but decided I probably won't have time for it (only $4)!

Love this place and the ladies go above and beyond…read more Great selection of fabric and always something new everytime I visit.

Stopped in today with my sister, great shop. Lots of unique fabrics and just about any thing you…read morewant for quilting. Will definitely be back

My wife needed plain cotton thread, not polyester, and we found it here…read more The only issue my wife had is the clerk was engaged in a conversation and didn't ask if she needed help when she was just standing there waiting.