I've been looking for a fabric store and finally checked this one out. Their warehouse is HUGE and…read morethey have sooo many different fabrics. everything from mesh to upholstery. They also carry zippers, buttons, and lots of other sewing supplies. The inside was clean and organized, which made shopping easy. We didn't really interact with staff much until checkout, but the male worker was kind and helpful. The fabric I picked was on the more expensive side (around $20/yard), but there were plenty of affordable options throughout the store too. Will definitely be coming back for more fabric!

I searched everywhere online and went to 3 fabric stores in SA to find a specific fabric that I…read morefound here. They have an amazing selection and I highly recommend coming here if in need for something specific. I was in such a celebratory mood and then the rudest employee came over and rushed us. My mother and I wanted to compare fabrics. We had taken one fabric to another part of the store to put another fabric side by side. Then we started to begin discussing measurements. This employee that came over said "are you buying the material or not because if not I have to put it back for other customers". Totally understandable we were very willing to put it back, but it's not what you say it's how you say it. He picked up the fabric we had. I let him know we are totally fine putting it back, but we were planning on buying some, we were just calculating measurements. He asked if we needed help figuring it out like he wanted us to hurry up, and I said no my mom was a math teacher, then he said well I'll put it on the table and you tell me how much you need, which again we didn't know. We were trying to do the math and weren't ready, that's whole reason why we were standing there! We are doing a huge project that needed some thought we don't want to get too much or too little since this store is an hour away from us. He took the fabric to the counter when we weren't ready and unfolded it. So we then were trying to figure it out at the counter which was so awkward because then someone got behind us in line. I was like why are you rushing us!? Don't you want to help the person behind us first? I looked at the employee and he was tapping his nails on the counter like he was annoyed. The whole interaction was just so rude. I know it doesn't sound like that much written down, the attitude was just so passive aggressive. I told my mom to gather her things so we could leave and discuss outside away from this man so other customers could be taken care of first and because I don't like people disrespecting my mom I needed to get out of that situation. I understand if this employee was about to go on his lunch, but he didn't have to interrupt us at all. He could have left us alone. We would have figured out the math and came to the counter when we were ready. He could have put back the material and said come to us when you are ready. Someone else could have rung us up. But no obviously this man can't read the room, doesn't have social skills, or customer service skills. Because of this I don't care how good the store is, I will not be back.

Yarnivore 1/6/2026. 1…read more Happy New Year to me as I dusted off my knitting needles and bag which has been hibernating these 5yrs ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The store is absolutely lovely and has a large and varied selection of yarns and all things knit/crochet. I opted for a class to help me jump back in to my long lost hobby. Suzy teaches 12pm-2pm and invites us to bring any questions or projects we need help with. She was a delight to meet and helped me remember things I had forgotten from projects I had left unfinished as well as start a new HAT with a new wool yarn that I bought at the store. Cathy helped me at the counter and was so very welcoming and kind. She invited me to wait in their sitting area which is super cozy. I was surrounded by example projects and even a knitting "bowl-stand-table" that was hand made wood from a local wood crafter. I included it in my photo of the sofa area. It is so pretty. I'm satisfied with my class today and have knowledge to finish what I had started and a new project on my circular needles Thanks Suzy and Cathy for your help today. I look forward to visiting again. ~LindaD

Had so much fun here. As out of towners, we always look for local yarn. The amount of local yarn…read morewas good the service was GREAT! Would totally be giving them my paychecks if I lived local.

Awesome shop with just about every kind of crafty thing you could want! Needlepoint, crocheting,…read moreand all the things you need to work your projects! AND they have kitties!!!‍ check it out!

I was visiting a couple of months back and the employee behind the counter was extremely racist…read more Her remark was " They look like that because they are Mexican!" I won't be back. I am mixed with European and Mexican but I am American first of all. The lady behind the counter was about 90 years old The only good part in this is that she's probably dead by now. Hopefully.

Great store, service, merchandise, fun experience! Spent about two hours there and found some…read moreinteresting things.

I LOVE this concept! A non-profit for arts and crafts reused, recycled items! What one might think…read moreof as trash, another can use for crafts! I come here for glass jars and have yet to be dissapointed. Also, for .40 a lb... what a deal! Everything is very cheap and affordable. It's a small space that is expertly organized so it's very easy to find what you are looking for. They even have old calendars with the years they are relevant again, who even thinks about that? My only complaint is that this place is a bit under the radar, I knew it existed (I didn't know the name) and had looked for it but couldn't find it until it randomly showed up on my instagram feed. I will happily be back! Pro tip.... follow them on social media for sales and upcoming events!

Beautiful store - wonderful selection of canvases and…read morethreads. Helpful staff who are happy to guide beginners as well as seasoned needle-pointers! Love going there!

Definitely focused on cross stitch. But if you do hand embroidery, they have every single DMC…read morethread. Definitely still useful to go. Also less expensive than Michael's for that thread, before sale. 1.25 a skein.

A quilters paradise. Lots of prints. Lots of fabric. Worth a stop if you are looking for great…read morequality cotton fabric!

Recently got into sewing and stopped by to check this store out. The service was amazing. The staff…read morewere so friendly and really seemed to enjoy helping me / doing their work. I guess that's just what happens when you support local owned / small businesses. Definitely won't get that at the big chain stores. They had a big selection of fabric designs, including universities like UTSA, A&M, UT, etc. Good prices here too. I did not see any knit or specialty fabrics, as well as no sewing machines for sale or foot attachments. I did see some needles though. This store is more quilting-oriented, which they offer affordable classes and product sets for beginners. I highly recommend still stopping and shopping here if you are grabbing some basic fabrics or like quilting.

I unfortunately was not super thrilled with my experience here! The employees were friendly and…read moreattentive, but I did not like the selection, and could not find what I needed (buttons). When I realized that they did not sell buttons, I took a look around the store to familiarize myself. I found a lot of the yarn options were either not great quality or for very beginner knitters (think SUPER chunky, neon colors, brands I've never heard of, acrylic blends). Sadly, I won't be going back to Gauge.

Friendly staff, beautiful, wide selection of yarns and notions. There is more room than you think.read more