I have been looking for a go to Fabric Store since I have moved to Eugene. I came here and it was…read morereally hard to find. My DH and I circled around for about 30 minutes before we found it. In an unfamiliar area to us, it was well hidden. Once we found it, future visits would be ok if we come back. The stock is great for civil war and the decor was quite charming but the customer service was very lacking. We were not impressed.

Absolutely LOVE this quilt shop!! When I was new to Springfield, I happened upon it. From the…read morebeginning, it has been "my happy place". Kennette, the owner, has wonderful classes and she and her staff are beyond knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful. Her fabrics are beautiful and of the highest quilting quality. I have since moved out of the state, but come back twice a year, just to see all of the friends I made at this shop and to attend Kennette's awesome quilting retreat. Do not go through the area without stopping in at this great quilting store!

the prices are reasonable and make crafting accessible which i love!! the store is so well…read moreorganized and staff are very nice

I moved here from Seattle where they have Seattle ReCreative, a place that takes donations of art…read moresupplies and things that could be used for art. I moved to Eugene and was thinking wouldn't it be great if Eugene had such a place, and lo and behold, MECCA! It's like Seattle ReCreative but 10+ times larger! Paint, canvas, paper, folios, yarn, fabric remnants, yogurt tubs, wine bottles, plant pots, scrapbook papers, so much fun stuff to get you thinking creativity on a budget. My only suggestion is they might find a way to fill in the huge puddle right in front of their door, and that they somehow get more parking spaces!

Having heard so much about the evils of this place (I'm from Eugene, home to every Bored White…read moreSavior of Everything), I thought I'd see it for myself. I liked it. It struck me as "TJ Maxx meets fabrics & crafts", though with a notable overabundance of plastic flowers. Not sure what the deal was with that, but you couldn't swing a dead cat without hitting a faux carnation. Lots & lots of fairly interesting trinkets, including huge name-in-lights alphabet letters, decorative mangoes & cheese - now *that's* white - and my personal favorite: the shiny pillows. YOU MUST FONDLE THE SHINY PILLOWS. As for the apparent Christian nature of the chain, it didn't jump out at me in terms of merchandise apart from a selection of surprisingly beautiful crosses (relax, I'm a confirmed agnostic, and I'm not going to shit on someone's parade just to look "cool" for grouches). So why the less-than-perfect rating? Because the people there appear to be assholes. I expect little in the way of humanity from the ill-paid among us, but my one interaction was with an older woman who was openly glaring at me for asking a question... in precisely the same "get thee behind me" manner I received almost everywhere during my travels in Red States. (In case you missed the hint/reference, I'm saying that she was a bitch masquerading as an acolyte of Jesus) But apart from this stupidly contrary-to-Christianity-AND-capitalism attitude, it was a fine experience there. In fact, you'd probably have a hard time getting *any* of the employees to even acknowledge you at all, so no need to worry about forcible conversions or anything... ;)

Called ahead to ask if they had ANY squishes, and was told that they do. we drove half an hour out,…read moresearched the whole store and found nothing. My daughter's birthday is tomorrow and now I have nothing to give her. Thanks hobby lobby!

I bought a new sewing machine at Paramount! I visited about…read more2 weeks earlier-Banner showed me several new machines. I then talked with friends who quilt and embroider. Returned and bought a Brothers-again with help from Banner! Can't wait to visit there again!

Lost a sewing foot to my machine, went to Paramount for it......$40, then found mine and tried to…read morereturn it and they said the owner had a policy of no returns on them. I had not even taken it out of the package. I'll never go there again.

I have lived here for 15 years and JUST FOUND B & H FABRIC!!! The staff is knowledgeable, helpful,…read moreand beyond kind! I bought what I needed, then realized I had locked my keys in my vehicle. The owner, Gary, along with Bryson, worked to retrieve my keys for 30-45 minutes in hot weather! I would highly recommend this company and will be back!

I had a small chair cushion to recover, so I came in for foam and fabric. I've never upholstered…read moreanything before and so I wasn't really sure what to expect walking into the store, but I had an awesome experience. Every employee was friendly, knowledgeable, and incredibly helpful. They confirmed my plan for my project sounded good, answered all my questions, and guided me towards the right materials for my project. They never once tried to upsell me and also didn't make me feel dumb for being a beginner. I felt like their prices were very fair. I also didn't feel rushed, I browsed the fabric for a while to make sure I picked the right one and they cut it and sold it to me right there. I had to come back for the custom cut piece of foam, but it was ready within a few hours. I highly recommend this spot!

The first and last time I was in Mindy's shop was just before Covid. It was awesome and as a…read moreneedlecraft person who also sews, it is sheer heaven. My youngest daughter lives in the area and I AM coming to visit her. But before I do I will be making a beeline to the shop to get my fix of everything I use and love. I daydream about Mindy's as there really is no such animal in LA where I live. I hope I have enough room in my suitcase for my return flight!

I am easily distracted by bright and shiny things, so naturally this place caught my attention and…read moreI stopped in with my husband. We were greeted by another customer originally. I found this odd, given she was just sort of standing there with a bag and her purse, yet asking if we were looking for anything specific. Sooner or later a real employee came in. I'm presuming she stepped out to use the little girl's room or something. This store is packed full, and I mean full of stuff. There's some clothing, scarves, and leggings. There's every possible button you could ever want in your lifetime in here. Same goes with thread and ribbon. If you can't find what you're looking for in here, I highly doubt it exists. The store is easily filled with just 5 or 6 people because there is so much product crammed in here. The funny thing is even with so much product in such a tiny space, it is incredibly well organized. This is one of those places where if you're carrying a decent sized purse, turn around too fast, or are just a bit clumsy, it's pretty much guaranteed that you're going to crash into something. I found a hilarious pair of socks in here for my father in-law yesterday and went to buy them. As we're chatting with the employee, I grab ahold of my husband because he's about to run into a shelf. I can just see things spilling everywhere in my head and the mess he's going to create. As I'm trying to prevent what I think is less than a second away from becoming utter chaos, the employee reassured us that even working in the store and knowing where everything is, she still bumps shelves or runs into things almost daily. This simple warm reassurance relaxed me because I was nervous about being in such a small place and accidentally creating a huge mess for someone else to clean up. It's like going to someone's house and you're afraid to sit on any of the furniture kind of feeling. Not here. It's the relaxed, it happens kind of approach. Which is really what made it memorable to me. I heard another customer ask for a specific employee who had just left shortly before that. The customer wanted this employee because she could always find the customer the perfect buttons. If you ever find someone who has a knack for finding you exactly what you want when you're not even sure what that is, stalk them! Lol. That is a whole other level of customer service. But that also told me what kind of store this is, and that attention to details is a big deal to them. Would I return? Absolutely. It's a great store with a ton of products and incredible selection. The customer service is wonderful, warm, and welcoming. I certainly don't look like the kind of person who has crafting hobbies, and I only bought socks during my initial visit. Yet I was treated like I'd been in a thousand times and they knew me. I like that, and it is exactly why I will return when it's time to start a new craft project.

When I moved back to Eugene last year after 35 Years of…read moreliving in Denver, my go to place was a place that had knitting needles and yarns. When I asked if they would wind 2 hanks of yarn for me I was charged for this simple task and I also purchased some items. I was treated SO poorly that I will never step foot in that store again. The rudeness was unnecessary

Beware the strict Refund Policy on classes…read more I emailed using their contact form and received no response. I called and was told I would be out $100 if I cancelled. That seemed to apply even if a waiting list allowed them to fill my spot. My health is precarious at the moment and I thought it best to offer to cancel for the benefit of someone on the waitlist.