This is a really incredible little children's clothing shop, nestled away on the upper landing of…read morean open-air indoor shared Victorian Square marketplace. As you ascend the stairs, you're given a preview of the high quality, often handmade fashions that await you, but only once you've passed the threshold are you confronted with the sheer enormity of clothing options available here. It's truly mind-boggling how much stuff is crammed into this tiny little boutique! The lady who greeted us was knowledgeable about the products, whether handmade, branded, ordered or imported, and was pleasant to chat with, as we browsed the shelves and displays. Seams to Last could easily be the only place you'd ever need to shop for clothing for your little ones, and is a definitely must-stop for any parent looking to the perfect outfit for any child.

I love visiting Port Townsend just to visit this store!! I used to come here for my son but now I…read morehave a daughter and she gets compliments all the time in the clothes she wears from here!! The fabric selection is amazing too (wish I knew how to sew)

We were visiting Port Townsend on a vacation and happened into the yarn shop as I always try to…read morevisit local yarn shops on my travels. The owner was extremely helpful and everything in the store was a feast for the eyes and fingers! I fell in love with one of the knitted samples (Fading Memories Cowl) and bought a skein to make it up as a souvenir of our trip to beautiful Port Townsend. Owner pointed me to the Ravelry pattern, which I knitted up after returning home. Highly recommend this sweet shop, which seems well-equipped for every knitter and spinner's needs!

Excellent selection of yarn, roving, and tools! They have larger brand yarns as well as local and…read morehandspun. A little bit doesn't but hey, that's yarn for you. Dana(?) was extremely helpful and friendly, and wound my balls of beautiful mohair for me.

A lovely place to visit and browse. The staff was helpful and friendly. Lots of interesting…read moreproducts were displayed. I purchased a Midtown Pouch that was 5" x 8" and it fit all of my backpacking plien air supplies (except my sketchbook, which will be easy to separately store in my backpack). I wish Marie had more of her work displayed on the walls. While in Port Townsend, look around. Lots of sketching opportunities.

Great selection, not overwhelming like most art stores, just a few of everything you needread more

I was so excited to find a store with so much beautiful fabric! Service was friendly and quick she…read morefound me I didn't have to search for assistance!

Kind and patient help and well informed on what is available. Love all the beautiful fabrics and…read moreprojects that come to mind as I walk in.

The shop is now Island Fabrics & Sewing Center and is across the street from the shopping center on…read moreMain St.. Beautiful shop - clean, organized and an amazing selection of everything - fabrics, books, patterns, etc. Very friendly staff and owner. Very pleasant experience - my new favorite quilt shop on the Island.

I echo the sentiments of the other negative reviews…read more I was super excited to come into this shop. My first time I was taken aback by how rude the owner was. Like she doesn't give two scraps about customers entering her shop. Happily helped obvious repeat customers, but couldn't care less to help me. I went back again, hoping maybe it was just an off day for her. Nope. And after reading the negative reviews, it makes me feel better. I was honestly so taken aback by how curt and rude the owner was. I've been quilting for over 30 years and never in my life have I experienced such an awful quilt shop owner. If you've never been, save yourself and don't bother. The owner doesnt care about you or your business. She obviously has her regular clientele and doesn't care about adding more.

I was so excited to actually find a quilting store in this location. When I walked in owner was…read morebusy at the quilter. She did greet me but continued on. I struggled looking at the pattern racks by heras they don't turn. No suggestion to move them out. Another couple walks in and the owner spent the rest of the time I was in the store in a conversation on how to quilt. There were lots of fabric bolts around. I looked at them and loved some of them. However, I felt so ignored and uncomfortable that I left.

Great quilt store! They have a great selection of fabrics, kits, pre-cuts, batiks, and a huge…read moreselection of cotton prints. Staff was super friendly. I also found an adorable sewing basket, and some needle minders by the cutting counter. I found a scissor minder there too - never seen one of those before. I spent way too much here but it couldn't be helped - their kits were too cute.

Since I first reviewed this shop (8 years ago!), many MANY beloved local quilt shops have gone out…read moreof businesses - including several of my favorites. So, even though it's a bit off the beaten path, Calico Creations has become a place I can rely on to grab the perfect fabric for my latest project. So I try to stop there when I'm passing near (or through) MV. They carry all of the major designers and latest lines. From modern prints by Tula Pink and Kaffe Fassett to more traditional calicos and Civil War style fabrics, you will find it here. Not to mention they have an extensive collection of solids and blender fabrics, baby fabrics, pattern books and even some pre-cuts (not many, but I'll take it). Not in a sewing mood? Find inspo from their ever-rotating samples adorning their windows and walls. On a budget? They have an impressive (and huge) sale area in the back, where fabric is $10/yard (or lower). My only criticism is their small space. They could easily fill a shop twice the size, and as a result many MANY of their bolts are sitting on the floor. They try to keep it organized, and do a pretty good job, but it bears mentioning you'll need to "file" through bolts on the floor that aren't as easy to view as the ones on the shelves.