This is the go to spot in Pittsburgh for fine fabrics. The owner is very very knowledgeable - she…read moreknows her trade, her fabrics, her techniques. She was also very honest with me about deciding what to sew and what to buy. Because of her honesty I will be frequenting the store more often and giving her my business when I can. Her prices are reasonable for beautiful quality fabrics. At my last visit she enthusiastically helped me to match a vintage dress that needed a new length. I can't imagine another store in town that would have had the needed fabrics

Rude staff. Difficult parking. Uneducated staff that violates privacy rights. Their unique…read moreproducts are not worth it, I'll keep my privacy and my money.

love the shop they carry a wide assortment of fabric. I always feel welcome when I am shopping and…read morealways find to many things to buy.

So when I moved the area, I had to check out my local quilt shop. (I did have a heads up because…read moreI help my mom at quilt shows and have met them). The shop was wonderful! It is fairly large and spread out which helps the flow. There is a selection of moda, freespirit, hoffman, etc. I would say that there is something for everyone, but the shop leans more contemporary with some modern. There is tons of color, which always excites me. There is also a good selection of grunge for those who look for that. Prices are fair and typical for quilting cotton. She does have some sales to check out. I feel like quilters know the value of quilting cotton. Those who are looking for cheap fabric would be disappointed and would be better served at the box stores. The staff is attentive and kind. I know within my quilt guild there is a high regard for the owner, which is good. I think this place is a gem.

Very nice selection of quality quilt fabrics and some needlework. The people working there are very…read moreknowledgeable and offer classes in different needlework and quilt patterns.

What a pleasure to stop in here and be made to feel so welcome. I was overwhelmed by the…read moreselection of fabrics, patterns, books and notions. The owner, Becca, was very friendly and generous with her time. She told me about how the building was formerly a funeral home that had sat empty for several years until the quilt shop moved in. They are making improvements over time. How wonderful to see an old building re-purposed instead being torn down. The shop is organized by seasons; fall, winter, spring and summer. This made it easy for me to browse the different areas. The fabrics are high quality and popular brands. Some of the fat quarters are packaged together in coordinating colors and tied with ribbon. Jelly rolls, kits and patterns are available for purchase. There are unique gift items and yarns available. I was given a calendar listing upcoming classes. This shop is definitely 5 stars. If you are interested in quilting, embroidery, sewing, a visit here would be a great idea.

When you walk in and your shoulders relax and you sigh, you know you have found quilting Nirvana…read more It is well laid out, there are a lot of fabrics and a lot of choices. If you're looking for early Americana stuff they got it, if you're looking for the latest Tilda fabrics they have it. A lot of places will specialize just have very modern fabrics and batiks, this place has that and 1930's prints. It has notions, and batting. And long pull bag zippers. And a lot of by Annie patterns -- love those bag patterns! Pittsburgh has lost a lot of of their quilt stores, so this is a bit of travel. It's an hour to get there, but Trax farms is nearby, and they have a pretty epic deli, and also just over the hill on the next big road V&V Scratch Kitchen. Both really good places for lunch, V&V is a little bit more expensive.

My happy place! They've got plenty of patterns, a lot of fabrics in a variety of style, from…read morebatiks to Americana, and the staff is welcoming and very helpful. They also have a card system for the yardage that you purchase, that gives you some good buys after it's filled. They also have a thing if that you buy the end of the bolt you go in for a drawing for some free yardage. Your pick!

The ladies here were so friendly and helpful. This little shop is located down in Waynesburg and a…read morebit of a drive for me. It was the sixth shop I visited while participating in a "quilt hop" in western PA. I found a beautiful selection of fabrics and notions. In spite of being very busy, the staff was very accommodating answering questions and offering suggestions. I don't often get to this part of PA but I enjoyed seeing this shop.

Everything you need for your sewing and quilting needs as well as very knowledgeable and helpful…read morepeople! The owner Sandy can help her customers with all fabric problems, and all the people working there are approachable and friendly. The fabric selection is fresh and top quality. There is a wonderful supply of embroidery supplies and patterns. Also excellent machine maintenance services are provided. All in all, a sewing store not to be missed because it hits the mark on so many levels. Lastly, fun and excellent classes with projects for sewers of all levels.

Love Centers for Creative Reuse! It's a great place to donate and buy gently used and new supplies…read morefor crafts, hobbies, arts, and life! You'll find fabrics, notions, papers, small antiques, and more. Check their website for details of what they're currently accepting, hours, and more. Right around the corner from Construction Junction! Pictures are from a check in long ago

Wow, what a neat place! If you're into any art medium, I can almost guarantee you that you'd find…read moreat least one thing to add to your collection. I've been wanting to go here for a while now and I am SO glad I made the decision to go today! I found some items that I deem as treasures, and for the price of just 80¢ total!! Without a doubt, I strongly recommend swinging by! Thank you PCCR for existing :)