I brought my sewing machine in to be repaired. Not only was it fixed in remarkably short time, but…read moreit was incredibly inexpensive! I wish I had found this place sooner! They have an expansive inventory of fabrics and they also have replacement parts for sewing machines! I had lost my presser foot and they had one that fit my machine in stock! I cannot say enough good things about this store! Oh, and the employees are also the nicest people!!

My MIL was absolutely tickled pink with this store. The customer service was exceptional, she says…read more The staff was so willing to help her with a sewing machine repair that required shipping to the manufacturer and were always kind. They also had a beautiful selection if fabrics and notions.

Love love this place as I started the Indiana Shop Hop here and wanted to share the ending here…read more Years ago I came here as they were so friendly always, 2005 I think was the first time here ! This place has a very nice array of fabric, patterns and most important is friendship between themselves and there customers. Plus shop online and have it shipped straight to your door

I was visiting the county for a girls day trip. The sticking post was one of the stops on the list…read more Wow I couldn't believe the amount of choices they had. So many different prints. I loved it!! The staff (3 ladies) was great and so helpful. Down to earth ladies. The prices where great compared to other quilt shops. The 3 of us are ready to go back but need to do our current projects.

I absolutely love this store. They are so helpful. Not quite as quaint since they moved but very…read morevery good none the less. Go if you get the chance.

I came into the shop looking for Fray Check, which they didn't have. For probably the best reason…read morethat if you properly sew your clothes, you don't need to worry about fray. One of the clerks looked it up for me at Walmart, even gave me the aisle number. All of this was wonderful, but the real reason for the review would be their lovely fabrics. I am the least skilled seamstress that ever existed. I gave up sewing long ago. If someone would have put effort into selling me something, I'd be the fool who'd buy something beautiful to turn it into a three car collision. The most beautiful fabrics.

I am a sucker for a locally owned / specialty type quilt shop and have been meaning to get in to…read morethe French Seam for a while - but they were never open when I tried! I totally understand that Covid has forced us a lot of businesses to adjust their hours and the way they run - and the French Seam was no exception. Luckily, I had a day off work recently and was able to get in on a weekday during their limited business hours. Let me just say this - they have some gorgeous fabrics. Quilting cottons are separated from the garment fabrics in the small front area and they have a few notions available. I love being able to look through pre-cuts and they had a good selection of fat quarters organized by color in rolling carts available for purchase. I was also told that there was a 'clearance' area in the back/warehouse type area - so I made a break for it (you had me at clearance!). Back there I was able to score a package of fat quarters for $3 (I was told it was because they were 'old' fabrics - but who cares?) and some other pre-cut yardage at a discount. SCORE! Back in the open 'warehouse' type area also appears to be where machines are located and perhaps where classes would be held (pre/post Covid). Of note, I think I may have thrown off the older, more conservative appearing lady working in the store with my appearance when I walked in, but the younger gal working the counter was very sweet. Overall, I was excited for my new-to-me fabrics to add to my stash and glad I got to check the place out as it is SUPER close to where I live.

Drove over an hour to get there. My machine was doing things that made believe it might be…read morepossessed. ;) They were able to make a quick adjustment on the fly. By the time I'd picked out my fabric it was done!

Wonderful people who take time to help customers find exactly what they need. Their classes are…read moregreat, too!

This was one of the stops on our girls trip. So glad we stopped they had great prices! They also…read morehad a great assortment of fabric and other items. It was kinda dark inside needed more light or windows if they don't use lights. No one helped us which was okay. Would have been nice if thy had greeted us. An older gentleman was sitting at a desk, he checked us out. They only take cash and checks. We will return to this shop

This is my "go to" for quilt fabric, batting, and backing. I LOVE the Wagler's and always enjoy…read morevisiting with them. They greet me with smiles every time I go, and it is just like visiting a family that I haven't seen in a while. Mr. and Mrs. Wagler are always working on quilt projects, and I enjoy seeing what they are doing. Their daughter in law (Dorothy) has been helping out at the shop. She is super helpful, and even ordered batting that I couldn't find. The shop has had a bit of a facelift, and is now very well lit. I LOVE this shop. It is a three hour drive for me, but so worth it. They also have sewing/quilting notions, and other items in the store. My BFF purchased a stainless steel 12 quart stockpot for a third of what it costs anywhere else. I also have purchased kitchen items, and gifts. It is a MARVELOUS shop!!!

I love this place! After Joanne's closed, I was looking for some fabric and this place is great!!…read more They have lots of sample books you can look through and a lot of clearance fabrics. I was working on a vintage bag and one of the designers helped me pick the perfect fabric for it. Everyone was really helpful and I will definitely be going back.

I got the chance to visit Mayer Fabrics during their annual "Zero Landfill" event and all I can say…read moreis WOW. Despite being held in their back warehouse, everything was clean and organized, and the staff were very helpful in getting my things weighed and loaded in to my vehicle. The "Zero Landfill" event is designed to put materials donated by local area designers, dealerships, businesses, and sales reps in to the hands of crafters, collectors, artists, etc. to upcycle and/or repurpose discontinued or unused samples of various mediums. Offerings included things such as flooring, framing materials, tiles, and all kinds of fabric - all free. At the end, they weigh your haul and tell you how many pounds of materials you saved from the landfill. I am very pleased with my 120 pounds of velvet squares, curtain panels, carpet squares, and various other goodies that I was able to score. Being a curator of textiles, this event was right up my alley. To hear that almost 12,000 pounds of materials were saved from the landfill just at this event was awesome. I cannot wait to make upcycled pillow covers, table cloths, and who knows what else with my new-to-me beauties!