Friendly shop owner with hundreds of bolts of high quality quilting fabric. Store is small, but…read moredon't let it fool you, there is a huge selection and she also carries a variety of fabric collections. I am from California, but stop by to say hello every time I'm in North Idaho. I always leave with a lighter wallet!

A group of us carpooled down from Canada, and let me tell you - it was worth it!…read more A small store jampacked with1000 bolts of really wonderful fabrics that you don't normally see, totally friendly and very competent salespeople - and a group discount! It may be a bit out of your way, but you'll be happy you went.

I'd give it a 4.5. They have a fantastic selection of fabric lines and more, with special lines for…read moreaprons and faux suedes. They also have a nice selection of panels, though those are a bit difficult to find around the store, since as a previous reviewer noted, you are kind of on your own to find what you want, as staff seemed to only be available at the cut station and register. They have a large selection of machines and long arm machines that you can try onsite. Unfortunately, the FQ selection is kind of slim. They also have many different classes and some hard to find notions like very large wooden buttons and different handles for projects. I tried the Whatnot app sale they recommend at the register. Wasn't super in love, but I have a hard time buying fabric I can't see in person. I was impressed with the variety and number of panels available. Will definitely be back!

I purchased a new machine from The Quilting Bee and had many problems with what I believe was a…read morelemon from a usually great company. Quilting Bee was always helpful, cheerful and concerned about my problem. They had it with their service people twice who tried very hard. Never was anyone other than kind. When I wanted a different machine from the same company they cheerfully took care of it. If you need a new machine, I highly recommend getting it from Quilting Bee

Business is closed. This shop has gone out of business. I drove to their address only to find it…read morereplaced.

This place is very cute! My mom & I stopped by to get pencils to mark the fabric & the ladies were…read morevery helpful and were happy to tell me about their quilt mural, it was very beautiful, maybe ill swing by in a month or so to see it finished.

These folks carry a very nice, high quality lines of fabrics and patterns. I highly recommend the…read moreswatch club if you are like me and live out of the Spokane area. It's like Christmas to get those swatches! Great customer service and I've always had quick mail delivery of my items. Highly recommend this site for your fashion fabric purchases.

Becky's Sewing Center is fabulous! I live in a suburb of Houston (Pearland, Texas). I was looking…read morefor a complete line of specific fabrics by Riley Blake. I have been unable to find what I needed in the Houston area. Becky's Sewing Center had all the fabrics I was looking for at a really great price, better than any other prices I have found online (I have been looking for a couple weeks). Palmer and Russell were extremely helpful and made sure my order was perfect. I was shocked at how quickly I received the fabric since they had to ship it from Idaho to Texas. The customer service with this shop is wonderful. I just wish they had a sister shop here close to me. When I'm looking for something specific, I plan on checking out Becky's before I spend a lot of time in energy looking elsewhere. Sandi Jones

Love my 640 Bernina that I got from them! Will buy my next one from them! Best machine!read more

I really don't like to give poor reviews. But I need to do that today. The Stitchery on Regal is…read morethe minimized shop formerly operating as Regal Fabrics and Gifts. I was interested in the long arm quilting service. I looked into the shop first before bringing 3 quilt tops in. The shop is filled with many many custom quilted and embroidered quilts which are lovely. However, they were not quilted by the owner of this shop on her machine. Pretty display, but misleading. I should have paid attention to that detail. When I received my 3 quilts, I was pretty devastated by one of them and very disappointed in the other two. The one had quilting that overlapped and also butted up against the previous row. The backing had a rather large area that was very buckled. I had to hand stitch those down. The large buckles were 9" and 10" long respectively. Plus 4 other areas with 4-5" buckles. A substantial mess and undertaking to try to make this quilt usable. Another quilt had cuddle backing that another master quilter said had been stretched slightly during quilting which resulted in a puffy top. (Once the quilt is removed from the bars, the backing goes back [i.e. shrinks] to its original size which causes the top to puff between the quilting stitches.) The owner tried to say it was my fault because my seams weren't straight and the top wasn't flat. Both untrue as I am a longtime quilter and a confessed perfectionist and I have NEVER had this issue with a quilt in over 20 years. All the quilts had the excess fabric & batting trimmed. Unfortunately she trimmed into the quilt top. Not a lot, but changed the edge enough on a borderless quilt that points were buried in the binding. Big no no for me. I'm giving her 2 stars instead of 1 star because she did refund me the amount I paid for the actual stitching only on all 3 quilts. A more conscientious owner would have refunded the entire amount paid. All fellow quilters know the amount of money, time, love, perfection, and sometimes agony that goes into every precious quilt top. Machine quilters are not all equal! There are lovely machine quilters out there that devote their time and expertise to give you a final product worthy of all the effort you poured into the top. Heartbeat Quilting is one. Just sayin' !!

I have been coming here for a few months and now believe I should NOT have based my previous 5-star…read morereview off a quick first visit. Subsequent shopping trips have not been pleasant, and I'm just sick of the uppity attitudes here. Even though I consistently make pretty decent purchases, I was recenot treated well at all. Rude, short words and a hurry up and get out attitude. Icy, really, and by (someone I believe to be the owner?) at that. I really don't understand this treatment, but I'm honestly not going to worry about it. I just won't be back to shop and will gladly take my business elsewhere. Likely online or just a few more minutes up the road in Spokane Valley. I also recently had two quilts quilted using their new longarm service, and found a lot of horrible mistakes on both the back and front of these quilts (that are gifts). Please see attached photos. These are obviously not able to be redone. Their machine quilting experience is obviously too new to be decent. Last time I was in the shop, the computerized machine was sewing along unmonitored on autopilot. So very likely personal attention to detail is not on their priority list. Sad when working with handmade items that mean so much to the people bringing them in and trusting them to take the utmost care and respect. For a shop that never seems to have anyone else shopping in there every time I visit, they sure aren't winning any repeat customers treating customers or their beautiful handmade work so carelessly. Very disappointing and honestly? Very irresponsible.

Wendy does a great job long arm quilting. She does classes for children to learn quilting. Very…read morepatient, kind teacher. She maintains a small inventory of fabrics, including wide backing fabrics that are artfully curated. She's quilted several projects for me and is meticulous.

From the owner: Storefront / onsite longarm quilting, Creative Grids rulers, wide back fabrics, patterns and other…read morequilt supplies available!

Full and fair disclosure-I haven't been to the shop. But the owner actually took the time to return…read morean email I sent. She wrote a gorgeous book called Minglewood that had two major quilt patterns. I wanted to enlarge one to fit a king size bed and she wrote back suggesting I call. She walked me through the process to enlarge it. Took the time to do it. Made sure I understood it. Now THAT's service.

Wow! Colfax is a teensy little town in Washington with a quaint old Main Street and a lost-in-time…read morefeeling with spectacular scenery. This quilt shop was a gem, and would hold its own in any town. The extensive fabric selection was high quality, notions were also tops, and craft kits were thorough and plentiful. Displays were top notch, clever: vintage cribs held clearance fabric, old jello molds held notions, and antique dressers and props provided the perfect backdrop for the merchandise. I only wish I lived closer.

My friends and I had an absolutely amazing experience here. We came from western washington to…read morevisit a friend who lives in Spokane. Hen we came into the store we were absolutely amazed by the selection of things. One of the owners was coming around giving out fresh scones they just made for free, which were absolutely delicious. We also got a tour of the entire building by said owner, who was absolutely wonderful to talk to. He showed us all sorts of things about the building and answered all of our questions, then he patiently helped us check out as we were giving him lots of stuff to weigh and wrap near closing time. Everything was very reasonably priced as well! Absolutely amazing business that seems to do so much for their community! Absolutely going to visit again. I could not recommend this place enough!

Spokane is so lucky to have Paradise Fibers. Wonderfully expansive selection, including a huuuge…read moresection of malabrigo. There's a woodshop in the basement where they make their own yarn swifts to sell (I can vouch enthusiastically for their quality) and there's a kitchen upstairs where they occasionally make scones and muffins and things to hand out for free. Just 'cuz they can. I've heard Seattle natives bemoan that they don't have anything half as good as Paradise Fibers. I wouldn't think to go anywhere else in town for anything fiber arts.