This is a small quilt shop in Simsbury with a beautiful selection of fabrics and patterns. They…read morehave a lot of quilts on display and I loved one of them enough that I bought the pattern immediately.

Great variety of fabric, friendly staff. Caters mostly to quilters, but they had lots of bags on…read moredisplay, which inspired me! My first visit, eager to go back.

This is a nice little fabric store, wedged into a tiny space in a small building. There's a lot of…read morefabric here, of all kinds. There were a lot of interesting fabrics for quilting here - my mom ended up making a few purchases, to take back home with her to her fabric stash in California. Staff were very helpful - this is definitely a nice fabric store to visit.

Nice selection of fabrics in this small store , one of a very rare breed where you can get quality…read morematerial in lower Westchester. Joann's may sell all types of fabrics but their quality doesn't compare to the small local quilt shop . People who work here are friendly and helpful .

I've visited the Yankee Quilter several times before, but not recently, and now I'm wondering why…read moreI've waited so long to return. They have a huge variety of quilting fabrics, including several that I've been searching for to finish up a couple ongoing projects. They also sell and service sewing machines, offer classes and a lot of embroidery supplies.

Such a pretty shop! A little cramped, but only because they have so much to ooh and aah over…read more Prices are comparable to other independent quilt shops in the region, as is some of the selection. I didn't see a lot of precut sets, but their five dollar a yard clearance section won me (and my bank balance) over. Really nice employees who greet you like you're a regular, and they have space in the back for classes. A friend of a friend raves about them, drives forty minutes just to attend so going myself is now on my quilting bucket list.

I had a disappointing experience at Valley Fabrics. I was really looking forward to shopping for…read morenotions and fabric, but I walked out with nothing. I asked about pinking shears, but I couldn't remember the name and I called them zig zag scissors. Apparently this was ridiculous, and they don't have them anyway, and I was directed to shop at Walmart or online. If I wanted to shop at Walmart or online, I wouldn't have gone out of my way to go to a locally owned business.

If you visit, you will find an excellent selections of fabrics, kits, and notions. Really, this…read morestore has one of the best, most eclectic selections of fabric I have seen in a quilt store.

This amazing fabric shop is located in Hurley Business park. If you think the road is ending, just…read morekeep going down the dirt. It seems to be an old factory, and the Quilted Ewe is located on the far end of the upper parking lot. There's a ewe by the door to make it easy to spot from the outside, but there is an interior entrance as well. The fabric is high quality and beautiful! So many options, so many themes, and it holds up so well when you're working with it. They sell all sorts of accessories and patterns as well... You could spend hours there putting a project together. There are classes available (check the website and subscribe to the email) and a long arm to rent if you go through the training class.

Great selection of fabrics and a wonderful clean setup for classes. Really loved the abundance of…read moredesign walls. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly.

"It was just my imagination Runnin' away with me"…read more(The Temptations) Imagination Art Skill Creative Vision Entrepreneurship All of these human talents and attributes collide big time inside the massive Whiting Mills Complex. Here you'll find artist studios, shops, businesses and classes occupying an ancient brick factory building to transform it into a center for artistic, community, and social events. There are close to 60 tenants inside the complex - artists of every description, a photography studio, specialty shops featuring kitchen and bath items, candles, baskets, silver creations, clothing, jewelry, stairs and woodworking items, health and well being products, even a ferrier selling horse shoes and horse supplies. I love the way that so many old cities have reclaimed old mill buildings and gave them new life using this model. You will definitely enjoy wandering the long hallways and exploring the shops inside Whiting Mills.

Great place to visit for their Holiday and spring open studios. Huge variety of artist in a…read morebeautiful setting

I visited today for the second time, and again I'm very impressed with the selection of fabrics for…read moreboth quilting and garment sewing. They have a large variety of samples on display and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly. This place is definitely worth the trip.

The staff is very knowledgable and experienced - they give very good advice. The store is stunning…read morein it's variety and selection of goods, as well as offering a range of lessons and services.