The service here was wonderful! Everyone was so helpful in helping me on my quilt…read more There was plenty of quality fabric, notions, and patterns to make a quilt. One stop shop. Everything seemed well priced. They also offer classes for beginner and intermediate sewing as well. Check their website. Definitely worth a stop.

I had no idea this store existed! I needed some additional fabric for an alteration and was told…read moreabout UFC from the tailor I went to. He recommended them for their vast selections. When I arrived, I was grateful to see reserved parking spaces right in front. I was not eager to tackle Rice Village parking, so this convenience was a benefit for me. Upon walking in, I asked where I could find some potentially matching fabric and the salesgirl was so helpful! She pointed me in the right direction. Since I was looking for white fabric, she recommended I take the fabric outside in the sun to make sure it matches (can't trust white with the florescent lights!). That greatly helped, as the first fabric I thought would work ended up not matching at all once I took it in the sun. After a few tries, I found a fabric that was perfect! If in need of fabric, I definitely recommend coming to Universal Fabric Center. Lots of options to choose from and great service!

I needed ribbon for my sneakers and since I was in the area I decided to try this place. They have…read moreso much here, rows of ribbon, tons of fabrics, so much that it's like a maze to navigate. The service to me was great and everyone was nice. I even saw some young women doing a photoshoot inside, with permission of course. I found the perfect ribbon but realized at the register that the price was per yard not per bolt! It was totally worth it because I was satisfied with the look and quality. Yes this place is pricy, but you'll definitely find what you need here.

It's always a great experience when I frequent this bead shop. Everyone is always so friendly and…read morehelpful. They even allowed me to watch as they made intricate beaded ornaments. I want to set aside time to take a class so badly. They have a vast selection of beads!

Selection, service and price of the beads was excellent. Definitely worth the visit If you enjoy…read morejewelry making!

Best way to describe this place is a thrift store for crafting. Discovered this place while looking…read morefor somewhere to buy yarn near downtown, and we were surprised by the variety of items on sale and the pricing. You can find almost anything in here: yarn, fabric, kids books, cookbooks, misc cards, seashells, school supplies, cds, stickers, ink pads, and a lot more. It's organized in sections but it's a lot to take in. Most things were sold by weight or number of items which was very affordable. Most expensive thing was the yarn which was $12/pound, but everything else we bought was less than $2 each. If you took the time, you could find some steals. I got a brand new jacket for my dog for $1. I'll definitely be coming back here.

Found some really neat things here!! If you're ever looking for a button you can't seem to match to…read moreyour broken cardigan, this place is where you'd find it!!! And free stuff for teachers!!

The owner was a very kind lady ! She asked me and my sister what we were going to make and showed…read moreus around the store to find the certain ribbon we were looking for :) she also has a sweet senior dogo We were able to find the cutest ribbon . Definitely recommend

First... if you're not familiar with the area or location, you will likely pass it right on by…read more They're tucked in between Zaxby's on FM1960 @ Fallbrook & Beck & Masten GMC. It's snuggled right up to the front office of Life Storage...literally in the SAME parking lot. It's only identifiable from a distance by the cute wreath hanging on the door. Once you pull in, you can see the appliquéd logo on the window. That said - if you're into mum making, tutu making, or even floral arranging, this is your stop on this side of town. The lady at the front was amazing! She was polite, professional, and eager to assist me... Unfortunately, what I needed they didn't have and according to her, don't typically stock (I use a cotton and DFS ribbon which isn't poly in whole). But believe me when I tell you to not let the small front office fool you... the warehouse behind is stocked to the brim... PLENTY of supplies for what you may need in your mum crafting (I still don't understand that tradition, lol) Bummer - If it weren't for the lack of what I was needing, I'd definitely shop here instead of my supplier WAAAAAY on the other side of town... :-(

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Wide selection of pens, which you can try out for yourself before…read moreyou buy them. They had a couple field notes, but not too much. Overall a great place that I'll go again in the future. I picked up a LAMY pen, 2 packs of field notes, and a pocket notebook and stickers.

This place was attentive and knowledgeable not only about fountain pins in various price ranges,…read morebut about stationary. I came to purchase upgrades to my pocket journal and luckily they had everything I needed in stock. I hate purchasing online. I came here with my mom during Christmas break because my city didn't have anything like this. I will definitely be back!

Out of sheer frustration, disappointment and disgust, I am updating my review due to recent events…read morethat have transpired. Approximately one month ago, I came to It's a Stitch to purchase a new Bernina sewing machine. I had done extensive research regarding which machines would suit my needs; I had narrowed my choices down to two models. I currently own a Bernina, although it is a basic mechanical machine that I had purchased new about 30 years ago. Even though it continues to run like a charm, I wanted a more extensive and diverse machine available to me; since I have very specific sewing habits, however, their top-of-the-line models were not even being considered. Make no mistakes: Berninas are not cheap and they are (in my eyes) a lifetime investment. I did not take my choices or my purchase lightly and without great thought. When I came, I looked at the two models I considered and practiced a few stitches on the higher-priced one. Decision made! I placed my order, charged it to my credit card (and subsequently paid for it) and was told that my brand new machine would be in the store from the warehouse in about a month. A call this week from Sarah informed me that the model I ordered is no longer available. As my heart sank, I was offered the following to "make things right": 1. Purchase the floor model, which according to Sarah had only been used "slightly" and was in great condition; price would be what I had already paid for the new machine, but I would receive a $50 store credit. I declined that offer. She suggested I call back the following day to see if something better could be worked out. 2. Or, I could purchase a much more expensive machine (double what I had already paid) with features I did not want nor did I need. Also declined. 3. A call back the following day got me an offer for the same floor model at $100 off, but it was revealed that "we can't locate the box for it" and then I recalled that when I had tested this machine, the manual could not be located either (because I had specifically asked to see it and they couldn't find it). This offer was also declined. I opted to return to the store for a full refund. No apologies were given and no farewells offered when I left. I will purchase a different model at an entirely different Bernina dealer. To suggest that a customer spend nearly $2K on a demo machine with no box and most likely no manual and have that be the best offer available when they have already PAID FOR a new machine is downright offensive. This is my final encounter with It's a Stitch. We're done.

I would give this place five stars because the sewing machine service is outstanding absolutely…read moreoutstanding. I gave it 3 stars for the fabric selection. I remember this place when it was an actually sewing machine shop and a fabric store. now there's just a bunch of pre-cuts on the wall and it's not a fabric stor. Buy your machine there because the service phenomenal the repair services phenomenal. just go somewhere else for classes and go somewhere else for your fabric it's just not a fabric store anymore. Things change in business , so i am sure there must have been a good reason for the change, it just wasnt a good change for quilters. You will not find a better shop in Houston to buy a Bernina sewing machine, they know their machines and their service department also knows their machines.

The owner is so kind and is very knowledgeable about everything there. He is a Christian and this…read moreis NOT a metaphysical or new age store. I love this store so much.

This store has a huge selection of crystals to choose from. Big and small, in different shapes and…read moresizes. All very beautiful to look at and admire. The people running the store are very pleasant and amicable. Would recommend to anyone.