I had the misfortune of spending over $60 purchasing Jude Spero's Little Louise patterns from her…read moreEtsy store. I cannot nor will not ever be able to make a quilt with a single one of them, due to the inadequate directions and lack of proper instructions, and I am an accomplished quilter with over 4 decades of experience under my belt. With the majority of Little Louise's patterns they are only 5 pages long TOTAL, including front and back covers - leaving only 3 pages for cutting, piecing, and assembly instructions (as opposed to the 10~12 page FREE patterns from the plethora of FREE resources on the Internet such as the Moda Bakeshop website, Craftsy, et al). With her patterns there is nothing more that a single page with a spreadsheet type graph of cutting instructions, followed by a computer generated graphic of the block design, yet she describes her patterns as richly illustrated with BOTH photos and graphics. I'm afraid NOT! She rates her patterns appropriate for 'confident beginners' but that's nonsense! They include partial seams, odd, unconventional, peculiar, oftentimes fabric-wasting techniques that would confound even seasoned quilters. She boasts of her 5 star ratings on Etsy, yet if you read the comments from her buyers, 90+% of them clearly state in their reviews that they haven't even USED her patterns (and possibly won't because they CAN'T) as Spero's patterns are so grossly inadequate, with a paucity of instructions and few, if any, real PHOTOS of one working through the steps as a real person actually attempts to MAKE a quilt from her patterns! In her grossly over-reactionary response to my 3 star Etsy rating, she posted a defamatory reply (readable by the ENTIRE Etsy community) demeaning, criticizing, belittling and humiliating me for my inability to follow directions. And as if that's not enough, she then has been following up with accusatory, nasty personal e-mails questioning my intelligence and abilities! I refuse to respond, which is why I have turned to Yelp to get the word out. So, buyer beware!!! Save your money, spare the hassle, avoid her wrath, and shop elsewhere. She is simply not worthy of your business and has a nasty, bitter, hateful and mean spirited attitude, when she should be thankful that you've given her your hard earned cash ...

I recently purchased a Little Louise to make my 2nd ever quilt with. Her efficiency in sending the…read morepattern out was good. However, there was a big problem. The square in the middle of the larger blocks you build was not the correct measurement. It called for 4 1/2 in squares in the middle, and then you added 16 strips around the squares. The first 5 panels I made were ill fitting and had to be drastically trimmed. I finally figured out that everything fit perfectly if the inner squares were reduced to 4 1/4 inch squares. It seems that this pattern had not been made/tested by the seller, much to my frustration.

Have taken my Bernina there for service twice, it has been excellent both times. The first time a…read moresignificant repair was needed and the repair was much more timely and cost effective than what the big box sewing store quoted me. The second time the issue turned out to be my user error, but the repair technician walked me through the issue in a really kind and informative way (no condescension at all!!!) The entire staff is friendly!

Friends took me to Waterwheel House Quilt Shop this past Saturday and I was blown away by the…read morebeauty that begins before you even hit the front steps of the building. Modern quilts hang all along the front porch and they just keep coming! The fabrics are like nothing else around this area of Vermont and the ladies were so helpful. I didn't want to leave and I want to rush back today. As I live in an RV, I have to use what I bought before I can buy more, so off I go to stitch and quilt! Thank you Waterwheel House for being unique in the area and having such beautiful, and modern, fabrics.

Nice store but smaller. Interesting projects on the wall. Really nice wallhangings on display…read more Pleasant shopkeeper.

Arrived 10 minutes before closing , they turned lights off as I was reading store hours on the…read moredoor. In their defense it was day before Christmas, but still... only wanted to look. May have gained a few customers... perhaps business is that good. :/

Owner was very friendly and helpful. Selection of materials isn't available at other fabric shops…read morethat primarily cater to quilters. Fabrics were reasonably priced. Lovely bridal fabrics as well

A compact store bursting at the seams with fabric, including rich brocades and jacquards, eyelet…read moreand laces in a wide variety of colors, velvet, , satin, denim, and upholstery. Carries standard broadcloth and corduroy as well as fake fur and even neoprene, something I never saw at Joann Fabrics. Owner is very enthusiastic and eager to help, and prices are very reasonable. Do call ahead, as recommended on the website, as this is a one-woman show. Definitely worth a visit!

The revival of Gloversville starts with sewing. The shuttle which became the center of the glove…read moreuniverse.My grandparents sewed gloves there back in the day! Made in G'ville, USA

Lovely shop with a great selection and friendly staff. There Moda Grunge offering is extensive…read more Batik and 30s are abundant. The wool assortment is great. One of my favorite shops!

They have beautiful fabric, a decent selection of notions, and super super helpful staff.read more

I visited for the first time today, and I was prepared for a little New England crustiness based on…read moreprior reviews, but the two ladies there couldn't have been more pleasant and helpful. The old building is charming. The selection of cotton quilting fabric is huge. The fabric is logically arranged by theme and color. There are a few selections of garment fabrics and upholstery fabrics. This is not a discount store, but the prices are fair and reasonable. I can highly recommend the store. Check the hours before you go.

Shop recently sold and is now called Dianne's Quilted Square. Family run business. I met the…read moredaughter who was very nice and even gave me suggestions for other quilt shops to visit in the area because I am from S. CA. Lots of beautiful quality quilt fabrics and reasonably priced. Definitely recommend this shop. You won't be disappointed.

I had used curbside pickup during the shutdown (couldn't go in but had to guess online what fabric…read moreto buy) to finish a 25 year old project so was happy to go when they reopened! They helped me choose fabrics to go with some I brought for my next project and despite being a small store, they have many fabric choices; retro, modern, classic, many shades of all colors. Being a small business owner, I prefer to patronize small businesses rather than places like Joanns and am willing to pay more per yard for that. There were other quilting supplies and patterns available but I didn't look at them on this trip. I love seahorses, and they had a beautiful wall hanging of a seahorse which I will incorporate into a bed quilt.