FPB is my Natick destination shop (along w/Aldi)! I literally always find what I need. I teach…read moreneedlework and used to repair Singers for a living. The staff are super nice, helpful and they get my sense of humor! The other day I made a booboo while checking out and they were calm and pleasant when they had to re-ring up my whole stack of quarter yards - no eye rolling, just a deep breath and a wide smile. I was "having a day" and they couldn't have been more helpful. My latest find is their skeins of Queensland cotton worsted - the colors make my potholders sing and it has a great hand feel. I sing FPB's praises.

Very good selection of quilting cottons although not the cutest stuff and some limitations on…read morecolors. For example, there may be a really cute pattern in blue and green but you won't find the same pattern in any other colors. I find I can't source the majority of a quilt here. I do like that I can see solid colors in person, this is really helpful. Price per yard on all quilting fabrics is excellent. Ability to find novelty fabrics is good. Overall I find I don't do as well here as I used to do when they were in Framingham. Quilting tool selection is also limited.

Excellent customer service and a great selection of fabrics. I was looking for fabric to make a…read morequilt and found everything I needed, including 108" wide fabric for the quilt backing. Prices are also very reasonable.

Don't think that Yelpers are lying to you because it really is Just Fabric. One of the workers was…read moretalking about making adding in a small shelf for thread, but currently they don't even have that. I found that there was more of a focus on upholstery fabric and other types, but the selection was vast for such a small store. It's one of those places that you would easily drive by without checking out, unless you were purposely going there, and I would definitely purposely go there in the future. I will have to say that it's not the cheapest place I've been. I would like to find a place that has a good selection of remnant fabric at a cheap price. I'll take any suggestions people have.

With a very limited selection of fabric stores in the area, Lorraine fabrics is the best place I…read morehave been in a 50 mile radius. The staff were more than pleasant, they were so helpful! I walked in overwhelmed with the selection as they have so much to choose from. I will definitely be returning - very kind and personable. They take their time showing you around the store, answer any questions you may have, and make a shopping experience overall extremely pleasant. Not to mention the prices are more than reasonable.

Lots of different kinds of fabric but would liked to see more cotton fabric used for sewing quilts…read more Great variety but more solids would have been great. Will visit again on a nice sunny ride. THP.

If you love sewing and fabrics, you'll love Bedford! I could and have spent hours in here, trying…read moreto check out all the various fabrics they have in stock. Do t expect to find 30 yards of off white denim here. You won't. But you will find wool silk cashmere/cotton etc it's fabulous .

Best fabric store in the area. If you want unique and a different selection of sewing items, here…read moreis the place to get them at a great price! The trim and button section is amazing. The staff is always friendly and family owned.

What a cute little shop! Easton is severely lacking in small boutiques, but Auntie Zaza's comes…read morethrough as the premiere destination for knitters and yarn enthusiasts to shop to their heart's content! The store is essentially a storybook cottage, filled to the brim with everything a knitter or crocheter could ever want, and presided over by the fabulous "Auntie Zaza"! Yes, the owner of the shop is an ever-delightful presence, enchanting shoppers with her bubbly personality and enthusiastic manner. She even gives knitting lessons to craftspeople of all ages and skill levels, and even though I haven't knit a stitch in my life, I look forward to signing up for one of her classes in the near future. Easton may be a bit "out of the way" for Yelp's decidedly Boston-based user makeup, but if you want to support an awesome small business and get some of the best yarn and crochet / knitting accessories on the South Shore, Auntie Zaza's is the place to go!

Fantastic yarn store! I was in Easton visiting my grandma, and since I'm a new knitter she…read moresuggested I come down here. I'm so glad I did! They have a wonderful, varied selection of yarn! They have a lot of mid price range blend, which I am so about and also some nice higher end yarns. Not only was the selection great, but so are the owners! Both the owner and her daughter are the most lovely woman. The owner has spent a lot of time in Seattle (where I live) and was even able to give me recommendations for a good yarn store there, as I've been struggling to find a good fit for me! She even took a few moments to show me a new technique! Wonderful store with a wonderful selection and even more wonderful people!!

I have always wanted to learn how to quilt, and I am so pleased to have found All About Quilts. I…read morewas afraid to begin a class because my sewing skills were so basic. However, I was encouraged to jump right in and I am loving it! I just signed up for my 2nd 5 week course. I find all the staff there to be friendly and welcoming. They are extremely knowledgeable and talented, as well as patient and hands-on instructors. The shop carries a lovely selection of beautiful fabrics. The class space is open, clean and very bright. Five stars!

This place is worth a stop if you're a fabric lover. The shop is small and has a decent selection…read moreof fabric, but I didn't see any of the big designers represented (Lizzy House, Robert Kaufmann, Alexander Henry, Rowan, etc.) and admit to being a name-brand fabric shopper. I would rate this shop higher for convenience but for two things: 1) the staff was not very friendly or helpful. I came here with my mom (I'm almost 30, btw) and they ignored me in favor of trying to sell things to her - and she's not a quilter. Customer service fail. 2) Their work space is incredible. It is so big and would allow so many people to meet and sew together. Unfortunately, there is no open-sew night (even if you bring your own machine). You have to pay $20 just to hang out. I think it's a missed opportunity for cultivating community and loyalty in your customers. Let people bring their machines and sew here for free, and leave the shop open - I promise people will buy stuff! +Good batik selection. +Massive work space with a longarm machine. -Only open after normal work hours (9-5) one day per week.