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    Kapaia Stitchery

    4.8 (79 reviews)
    ModerateFabric Stores
    Open 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Donathon C.

    ***ALERT*** ***DA BEST SOUVENIR SHOP ON DA ISLAND! Every time I go to Kauai I come to the stitchery and get a custom made aloha shirt! It's tradition at this point. The nice staff members will take your measurements once you have picked out what fabric or design you are interested in. It takes them several days to make your shirt so unless you come at the beginning of your trip, I recommend you just have them ship it back home to you once they're done. That's what I always do. We've also had them make their famous Quillow for each of our kids and had their names embroidered. They love them and I think it's the best souvenir for them, that they can use for years and year.

    karen k.

    One of my favorite stores on the island. Now selling some hand made fabric bags and children's clothing. I especially love the tea towels . Stop by and chat for a bit. Great seats outside for maybe a waiting husband???? A wonderful selection of fabric and patterns.

    Two lovely tie dye fabrics
    Kari C.

    OMG, I'm in love with this store. So much charm, so many tempting fabrics. There is no air-conditioning, so it can get kind of hot. Parking is very easy in the front. They have a wide variety of batik fabrics in all sorts of lovely colors. They have tons of fabrics with prints that are suitable for Hawaiian shirts. Prices are very reasonable. They have some kids prints and a clearance section. Most of the fabrics seem to hover around $8 to $12 a yard. Service is also very good. The ladies working there are super helpful and don't mind if you browse the store for a long period of time. I believe they were running a deal where if you bought 5 yards of fabric, you can get 1 yard for free. Now who can resist that! They also offer custom made Hawaiian shirts starting at around $70 and going up based on the yardage of fabric and the kind of fabric used. Overall, a great place to stop by if you are into crafts, quilting, or fabrics.

    Sale fabric! Got a long strip for just a few bucks.
    Lisa D.

    Beautiful fabric offerings- lots of batik and local only prints in a rainbow of colors! They also have a ton of pre cut fat quarters and larger cuts in gorg tropical floral prints. We always buy a couple Tikki Dawg collars too since they have that vendor onsite. I always find such lovely and unique fabric here!

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    Amazing Hawaiian print and Batik fabrics!!

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    18 years ago

    We got a hand-made quilt for my baby girl for $85. I absolutely loved the quilt! People are very friendly and helpful at Kapaia.

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    13 years ago

    Nice store but an unfriendly staff. Much nicer lady at WalMart's fabric, and $5.47 a yard is good since it's for crafting and not quilting.

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    A fantastic shop with lots of beautiful fabrics! I LOVE the turtle batik and must stop once or twice every trip!! LOVE IT!

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    Ben Franklin Crafts

    4.2(5 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$$

    The first thing to know about this place is that it's in a strange spot. It shares space with an…read moreAce Hardware store, and from the outside it looks much more like a hardware store much more than a crafts store. This isn't as well-stocked as a decent arts and crafts stores on the mainland. But it's not on the mainland, is it? And mail order to Kauai takes forever. It's great to have your crafts goodies right away. My four-year-old had an assignment to do while we were away on Kauai: hand-made Valentine's cards for his preschool classmates, due the day after we returned home. We visited the store and got a package of nice pink construction paper, a scissors (since we didn't think to bring one), and an assortment of Valentine-themed stickers. I had my own craft project: replacing the cord that kept my wife's hat from blowing off her head. I got some decorative cord that made the hat look cooler than it had before the old cord started falling to pieces, and a sewing kit so I could do the repairs. (The kit's scissors was useless, but my boy's scissors did the job.) My wife needed something here too: fountain pen ink. She didn't find the really fancy stuff she likes to write with, but they had a nice selection of colors of a more commonplace brand. I kind of like the idea of a craft store sharing space with a hardware store. After all, some crafts use hardware store types of products. Carpentry is a craft, for example, and one can build a painter's from hardware store lumber. The people here were friendly, and seemed familiar with both the crafts and the hardware sides of the store. This is definitely the best arts and crafts supply store on the island, but competition is thin. The only other arts and crafts place on the island that I could find with a web search was actually a framing store, and doesn't even sell frames, except with its framing services. Fortunately, although this store has no arts and crafts competition other than really slow mail order, it doesn't rest on its monopoly status. Prices are decent, the range of products for office is decent, and it has good employees.

    Google a place on Kauai and you may find yourself on a wild goose chase (like the couple I ran into…read moreonce looking for the TCBY that had closed two years prior). Finding myself in need of some basic craft supplies in town one day I pulled up the address for Ben Franklin. Easy enough, I thought. Fifteen minutes, three turnarounds, and one trip down to Kalapaki later I felt foolish and chalked up my empty-handedness to Ben Franklin's not existing any more. A friend laughed at me a few days later. "It's IN the Ace Hardware!" she said, between laughs. Sure enough, as you pass the Ace Hardware on Rice Street there's additional wording "and Crafts" in the familiar Ben Franklin font. The store itself is strangely divided in two. To the left: crafts. Right: hardware. Venture across a main aisle and you're all too aware that you won't find any rubber stamps amidst the metal tubing. But maybe the metal tubing could find a place in a craft project...? The Ben Franklin side of the store stocks a selection of artificial flowers, lei-making supplies (thread, yarns, how-to books) front and center, paints, beads, and other craft miscellany I thought I'd left behind on the mainland. Besides the leis, other local touches include Hawaiian-produced rubber stamps (a rubber stamp of a spam musubi, your name in Hawaiian as a rubber stamp), and more party decorating supplies then you can shake a stick at. Also on offer is a die-cutting machine for your individual use - the staff will gladly die cut small favor boxes or lettering on request - definitely a feature you won't see at any Michael's! For a craft supply store on Kauai, I was actually impressed at the stock at Ben Franklin. I missed the Martha Stewart section, but it definitely rivals Michael's and AC Moore in variety any day. The staff is helpful and there are regular demos and classes to sign up for. While prices aren't rock-bottom I found a 40% coupon (for a single item) in the newspaper ad, which helps. Just make sure you're looking for the Ace Hardware when you go to find Ben Franklin Crafts.

    Kapaia Stitchery - fabricstores - Updated September 2026

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