One of my favorite quilt shops in the area! They are so helpful and kind!! Largest selection of…read more108" backing Great quality fabrics. Love this shop!

I bought the pattern for the Cashmere Cape, and Deb helped me select the correct yarn in my…read morepreferred colors. She gave me lots of good tips, and the pattern itself included lots of helpful information. my cape was a success. I'm so grateful for the help and very pleased with my cape. Thank you to The Cashmere Cape!

The are no longer a physical store! It is online only we drove here to find out the store is gone…read moreand it's online only

I recently purchased a used Bernina sewing machine. Before I used it, I wanted to get it…read morecleaned/oiled & make sure it didn't need to be serviced. I asked my quilting friends for recommendations on where to take it & a few places were suggested, Quilt Barn Studio (QBS), near Janesville, WI, was one of them. Here is my experience. On 6-12-21, I dropped my machine off to be cleaned/oiled & checked for needed service. I called QBS on 6-26 for a status & it hadn't been looked at. I received a call from Rachel, the owner of QBS, on 6-29. She said my machine was ready to go & did not need service. I picked it up on 7-6, paid the $100 cleaning/oiling charge, & used it while retreating for the next 4 days. During that time the following was discovered: 1. the bobbin overwound 2. the bobbin area was full of thread snips/ fuzz 3. the machine skipped stitches as a seam was sewn & over the course of 4 days, it got so bad that I could no longer effectively use my machine 4. the machine leaked oil from the back On Saturday evening, 7-10, I called the store & fully expected to leave a message. Rachel answered the phone. I explained what was happening & she told me to drop it off on my way home; they would take a look at it & try to fix it. 7-11, Rachel met me at QBS so I could drop off my machine. I mentioned the over winding bobbin. She looked at that area & agreed it needed to be adjusted. I mentioned the skipped stitches & she looked at the sample I brought & said they would check it out. I mentioned the dirty bobbin area that was full of thread snips/fuzz. She had no comment. I mentioned my machine leaked oil several times over the last 4 days, & again, no comment. I was told if they could fix my machine, they would, but if they couldn't, it would need to go to the Bernina Factory Service Center (BFSC) for service. I asked how long it would be if it needed to be serviced by BFSC, & was told a few weeks. 7-15, Rachel called & let me know that my machine would need to go to BFSC for service. She didn't know what was wrong with it. Between 7-22, 7-28, & 8-13 I called QBS 3x for a status & received a call back twice, both calls were after my second call to them, & I spoke to Rachel both times. The first callback was to ask me how much I was willing to pay to have my machine fixed & the second callback was to ask me if $215 would be acceptable. I agreed to have the machine serviced for $215. 8-25, I called QBS for a status & spoke to Marcie, Rachel's daughter. She said 4 machines were being picked up the next day, but she wasn't sure who they belonged to. About 90 minutes later, Rachel called to confirm that my machine was being picked up the next day & I could pick it up any time after 2pm on 8-26. 8-26, at 4:42pm, Rachel called to let me know that my machine was not picked up that day. 8-31, I called QBS for a status. Rachel confirmed that my machine was being picked up from BFSC on 9-1. I let her know I would be in sometime over the weekend to pick it up. 9-3, when I picked up my machine from QBS, the following transpired: 1. Rachel informed me that my total was $245 & stated that a $35 freight fee is being added to all machines that need to be taken to BFSC. The freight fee was not disclosed to me until I walked in the door of QBS to pick up my machine. 2. She informed me that the handle was broken on my machine when I dropped it off. It wasn't & I let her know that! She zipped the case back up & told me we can send it back to BFSC. 3. Since I was not about to allow Rachel OR QBS do anything more with my machine, she agreed to reduce the bill by $100 because of the original poor cleaning & leaking oil, but I still was charged a "freight fee" & I now have to pay out of my own pocket to get the handle fixed. A few other things: 1. The $35 "freight fee" was not listed on their website, & as of this review posting, it is still not on their website. 2. Per Rachel, if you did not purchase your machine from QBS & it needs to go to BFSC for service, you must provide the original box & pay for shipping to/from BFSC. The reason is the surrounding stores will not service these machines & are sending them to QBS & according to Rachel, "We are ending up with a bunch of crappy machines that need servicing." 3. Rachel provided me with a copy of her invoice from BFSC. The invoice has a PO Date of 7-29-21. I don't know if this is the date that BFSC took possession of my machine, but if it is, it was 18 days after I dropped my machine off at QBS the second time, & 2 FULL WEEKS after it was determined service would be needed. 4. If you look at the QBS website on a mobile device, it clearly states they are an authorized Bernina dealer who can provide ONLY cleaning & oiling for Bernina sewing machines & ALL needed repairs will be done at BFSC. However, the PC/laptop version their website, has no mention this at all. Why was I told they would try to fix my machine on 7-10 & again on 7-11?

It will take your breath away!! A quilters dream. We have a large cutting table, 4 longarms,…read moreclassroom/open sewing area, living room area and TV for relaxing or doing some hand sewing.

Lovely little fabric shop that has the best pricing around for good quality quilting fabric…read more Fabulous selection of batiks! The owner is terrific and will help you calculate yardage needed. Can't say enough about this place! You even get a little surprise in the bottom of your shopping bag when you check out....a tea bag.

Who knew that honey could be so diverse? I learned so much about honey, and tasted lots of honey…read morevarieties, at the honey tasting with Queen Bee Artisan Market. It was such a sweet experience. (Oh boy! Here come the honey and bee puns.) I was with a small group, and we were led through a guided honey tasting by Emily, the owner and operator of Queen Bee Artisan Market. The market is actually a shop that's located down the street from where the honey tasting takes place. Our honey-tasting session lasted about one hour. During the hour, we smelled and tasted different honey varietals -- some paired with locally made cheese, some tasted by themselves. Emily told us about the unique characteristics and origins of each honey we sampled. It was like a wine tasting, but with honey! Emily has a little gift shop in the tasting room; if you're so inclined to purchase some honey to take home with you, you can. You can also visit the artisan market down the street to find more of Emily's goodies. I highly recommend the honey tasting, if you're visiting Lake Geneva with a group. It's such a unique and memorable experience, and not one that you can find many places.

We enjoyed this shop. Hiding from our children on a Sunday evening we wandered into this local…read moreshop. My wife was drawn to the ornaments, but the scented candles are not our thing personally (though they had an excellent variety!). The staff was friendly and helpful and advised us on where to find a local bathroom (which was the only actual shortfall of the shop). Some items were surprisingly expensive but we will likely do the DIY terrarium with the kids sometime because it was hella cute. We ended up buying some honey sticks and a card for a relatives upcoming retirement, but we were tempted by pottery, ornaments and various other lovely things. Over and out.

This place is so cute! The aesthetic and vibe are on point, the clothing is neat and orderly. The…read moretoys and children's equipment that they have is in great shape. I found some really unique pieces for my three year old! Not to mention, the owners are kind and very helpful, and they have a really good system for their consignment in the rewards program. I will for sure be coming back!

My daughter and I were in town and stopped in to see their latest treasures. I was hoping to get…read moreanother pair of readers but they didn't have big ones like I got before. I did find a cute bracelet and a pair of earrings and my daughter got a layered chain that she loves. The same lady that waited on us last year waited on us. She wraps the jewelry very nicely which we appreciate. Whenever we're in Lake Geneva we make it a point to stop here.

A lovely shoppe that sells bracelets, necklaces, earrings, purses and scarves . There are some for…read morekids too like rings. I got a nice 3 pocket chocolate brown crossbody purse. I like it alot !!!!

Excellent customer service. The employees are so helpful and kind. They made the experience…read morewonderful.

We went on a weekday in late October, and found it easy to see everything. There is quite an…read moreamazing eclectic mix ranging from $6,000 large metal statues (I'll attach a picture) to small items selling for under $5. It is an old house that is somewhat large, has two floors of items within about six separate rooms - generally living room or bedroom sized. Quite a few collectibles, household goods, decorative merchandise, and even big dinosaurs and animals for the front or back yard. We spent just shy of an hour there shopping and bought a few things.