If you have time to sort through a insane amount of fabrics and notions then this is the place for…read moreyou! Cheapest I've found anywhere.

This store is amazing. It has so many options and outstanding prices. They even have some serious…read morethrow back material, which is so much fun to look at. It's the 80s and 90s time capsule. Their trimming selection and price is second to none. You won't be at all disappointed.

I love this place, especially since we are really limited to few places to shop for fabric in the…read moreSeattle area. This is a keeper!

Re-discovered this place after my neighborhood JoAnns closed. My Mom used to take me here 50 years…read moreago! Just amazing! Lots of discount upholstery, oilcloth, costume fabrics. A quilters paradise. Not as much of a fleece selection. Vast wall of quality notions. Wonderfully helpful staff. Just shows a solid business stands the test of time! A must go for those who sew!

There is an amazing wall of solid fabrics. This is not a large store buy they manage to have a…read moregreat selection worth the drive to Gig Harbin. Owners are helpful and knowledgeable. They enjoy welcoming you!

They are always immediately helpful and offer great suggestions without pressure. The women who own…read morethe shop are great to work with.

Big Foot Quilt shop is an amazing place to shop, to sew, to take classes, to make friends. There…read moreis always help available, whether for color choices or ideas for patterns. Very knowledgeable and helpful staff, and so me many fabulous fabric collections! Any time at Big Foot is time well spent.

If you are looking for drab, old fashioned fabric, don't come to Bigfoot quilts. The fabric is as…read morebold and bright as the owner. There is always something new to discover. The only problem is narrowing down what I am going to purchase. The staff is always friendly and helpful. They are always willing to help me find just the right fabric. I have learned so much from the classes. Last year I branched out from quilting and took a bag class. I discovered a passion I didn't know I had. No matter how many bags I have made I always learn something new in class.

My first visit to this store, There are many choices of…read morefabric and notions. The clerks who helped me were knowledgeable and helpful. However one person who might have been management was very short and demeaning to the clerks who worked there, I saw her react angrily/ demeaning and ugly at least 3 different times while I was there within less than an hour. Maybe she was having a bad day but the people who run the store are the lifeline to the customers supporting the business and customers see your behavior. Be kind.

The staff was AMAZING helped me walked around with me helped me make measurements for a blanket…read morejust the best

Beautiful store with lots of nice quality fabrics - spent and hour just enjoying the storeread more

Updating to say they carry several other fabric lines. Check out the store in person and online for…read morespecifics. Staff is always friendly and helpful! Prices are very reasonable.

I order fabric a few times a year from Pacific fabrics and they are wonderful. It's always cut…read moreproperly. It's always what they tell me it is and their website clearly depicts how things are going to look no surprises just good service. Thank you so much and watch out for me cause I gotta get ordering soon

It's one of the biggest stores in Seattle but I still couldn't find a good variety that I was…read morelooking for. I was looking for green stretch velvet colors and they only had grass green and teal. Everyone was nice and helpful there.

Adorable quilt shop on the Main Street of Chehalis, Sisters Quilt Shop is worth the drive! The I5…read moretraffic on a Sunday afternoon was so backed up that we got off and visited the shop. The old downtown feel was welcoming with book stores, coffee shops, and bakeries with plenty of parking right in front of the shops. Sisters had such a fantastic selection of store made/selected fabrics, kits, patterns, and fat quarters that you will find plenty of wonderful things to take home.

This very nice quilt shop is located in a historic district. Although the shop appears to be have a…read moresmall store front it is very deep and has a large selection of fabrics. They carry many collections by different designers/ fabric companies and they tend to carry a wide assortment of fabrics from each collection. If you wanted to make a quilt from one collection of fabrics you would have a good assortment to choose from. They carry a nice selection of flannels and wide backs as well as quilting cottons. There was a good selection of notions, some of which I hadn't seen in other shops. The staff was very friendly and service was excellent.

Beautiful selection and kind people. The assortment for quilting was very well thought out.read more

I had not been to Running Stitch Fabrics until my friends and I took a Sashiko 101 and 201 class…read more This shop is located in historic downtown Kent. There is on-street parking. The class offered by Running Stitch Fabrics was taught by Malinda Shirley. Malinda is a great teacher with an infectious positive energy, a lot of patience and knowledge. She brought a lot of samples and projects she has made. It was exciting to see the possibilities of incorporating sashiko into tote bags, quilts, placemats, etc. The quilt shop carries a wide assortment of notions, sashiko supplies, fabric, patterns, books and more. There are quite a few quilt samples hanging on the walls and on display in the windows. There is a long arm machine that you can rent after taking a basic longarm class or they offer long arm services. The owner Alice and her staff are very nice. I highly recommend Running Stitch Fabrics.

This place is as essential to my life as gas in my car…read more The joy of getting from point A to point B, finding something, building something, creating something is priceless. The coffee shop is a bonus. I had never been in Bonney Lake before meeting my now husband of 5 plus years, and I have developed the habit of coming here whenever anything happens in my life. Everything is expensive these days, but I come to Ben Franklin to walk the aisles and feel my feelings. I come here when I am sad, scared, happy, excited. Through celebrations and losses, milestones and ordinary days, it has been a constant place of comfort, creativity, and possibility. I do not usually let staff at any store affect my day one way or another. They have their own lives and stories that I know nothing about... every employee I have encountered here has been kind, helpful, and genuinely pleasant. My child is growing up with paintbrushes instead of iPads, with crochet hooks and yarn, fabric, puzzles, sewing machines, and handmade keepsakes that become symbols of memory. She is learning how to create, imagine, and build with her own hands. A big part of that is because this place exists. We truly love Ben Franklin Crafts. Please do not go anywhere.

Very disappointing customer service experience…read more I stopped by Ben Franklin Crafts in Bonney Lake today looking for some stretch or jersey-type fabric that I could use for a backdrop. Unfortunately, my experience with the customer service in the textile department was very disappointing. I asked the sales associate if they carried any stretch fabric. Before I could even finish explaining what I was looking for, she cut me off and told me that they didn't have any stretch fabric. As I continued looking through the fabrics, I found several materials that clearly had some stretch, including crushed velvet and other fabrics in different textures. I pointed out the few fabrics that I found to her and said that there were a bunch of stretch fabrics, and her response was, "You call that a bunch?" I then explained that I was looking to use the fabric for a backdrop, rather than clothing. She responded, "Oh, I thought you needed it to make clothes or something." The interaction continued in a way that left me feeling like I was more of an inconvenience than a customer who was simply asking for assistance. At that point, I walked toward the exit but decided to speak with a manager because I felt uncomfortable leaving without addressing what had happened. I asked for a manager but was directed to a supervisor. I explained the situation, and her immediate response was essentially that they didn't have any stretch fabric. I told her that I had actually found several examples myself. She then said, "I guess they're new." Unfortunately, I didn't feel like my concern was really being heard or that anyone was interested in helping me find what I was looking for. I ultimately gave up and left without purchasing anything. It's not the fact that they may not have had the exact fabric I wanted--that's understandable. It's the way the situation was handled. A simple, "I'm not sure what we have, but let's take a look," would have made a huge difference. I wanted to support a local business, but based on today's experience, I left feeling very disappointed and uncomfortable. Hopefully management takes this feedback seriously, because customer service matters just as much as the products you carry.