Beautiful Fabrics and some amazing deals on pillows. This place is unique ! I will definitely shop…read moreagain

I'm looking for a place that sells fabric for clothing! Chris tried, but could not help! He was…read morenice and that really matters to me. While people are quick to complain, I take time to appreciate effort! FYI I know about Michael's and hobby lobby, and Walmart only carries precut! Thanks!!!

I visited Bernina World of Sewing this afternoon after having a difficult time with my new sewing…read moremachine, Bernina 590. Lynn Turner, an employee, was there to help me figure out what was causing the problem. She went through step by step in the sewing process of my machine and discovered that my needle was bent and it was as simple as that. She put in a new needle and it worked! I was so sure that something complex was the cause, but no!! Whew!! I love that store and have learned a lot with their classes and of course asking many questions when I visit. Thank you Lynn!!

Clearly if you are a POC your presence isn't welcome in this store. I was ignored 3 times by both…read morestaff members. As I stood by the cutting counter a customer walked in and she proceeds to help them. I just walked out. I WILL NEVER VISIT THIS PLACE AGAIN!!! Absolutely unbelievable

Amazing high end designer upholstery fabrics... mostly remnants, like 2 to 5 yards left on the…read morebolt. Priced about $25 to $35 a yard. Oversized pillow shams available as well. I saw some really gorgeous wool tartan fabrics... just overall, if your into decorating and decor... check this place out if you have smallish pieces to reupholster... or other projects. Owner(?) was super friendly and nice... knew most of the people who stopped in.

In town on business and stopped in here on a whim. Great selection and found a fabric in under 30…read moremins. Great prices, quality goods and lovely staff.

Lots of yarns and friendly staff. They are a great resource to new and experienced knitters and…read morecrocheters.

Sadly the store flooded in the recent tropical storm. I'm eager to hear about a GoFundMe or pop up…read moreto help them open again. They are a phenomenal resource for helping new knitters and crocheters or experienced knitters with a complex project.

I took crochet 101 and it was so much fun! The store is beautiful, it's so easy to get lost in the…read morecolorful yarns and sample projects. The staff are always smiling and happy to help! I'm signed up for knitting 101 and can't wait to learn!

Cozy little shop nestled away in downtown cary, the name truly matches. Stumbled in here the other…read moreday and am glad to have found this local gem. This shop offers an absolutely incredible selection of yarn, every wall lined with well organized and curated threads. While some of the yarns are definitely a bit on the pricier side, they have fair prices for the quality of goods they are offering. The staff was friendly and quite helpful. Would definitely recommend and will be returning for my future yarn needs.

I love Oak City Fibers! I taught myself to knit in order to take a sock class last year. Glen has a…read moregreat selection of yarns to choose from and if you want something he already carries but in a different color he'll absolutely order it in for you. Thanks Glen! I also love his website and honestly, I feel a bit overwhelmed inside the store but being able to browse at home and pick up in store is clutch. I wish he had a bit more square footage personally. It's a busy place and sometimes there's a crowd of people knitting/crocheting and chatting which I do like as a third place but I don't do my best browsing when everyone is there. 10/10 recommend anyway!

What a great yarn store. Lots of variety and price points, in addition to good quantities. Knitting…read morefor Olive, Brooklyn Tweed, Berroco, Emma's yarn, Sandes Garn and Malabrigo to name a few great choices. Lots of Coco Knits accessories along with many other knitting tools and needles. Glen and his team are so welcoming, helpful and love to talk all things fiber. A must visit for anyone in the area. Visiting was a treat and I left with some great stuff! Karen Parker

I would definitely recommend the amazing fabrics they sell! However, they made me feel…read moreuncomfortable and unwelcome in small ways that have hurt my feelings and make it so I won't shop there anymore. I hope you have a different experience, but I would enjoy a welcoming place, especially in my hometown. Thanks for reading.

Most fabulous fabric store with exceptional staff with great expertise. Totally worth the stop!read more

CLOSED - Out Of Business Googled the name of the business…read moreand was taken to what I suspect is the owner's residence. Annoying. Finally made it to the shop after going 40 minutes out of my way and the shop was gone.

The yarn addiction struck again! I've been in the Raleigh area all week for work, and with what…read morelittle down time has been available I decided to see what was available in the area. Although the address for this listing is correct, the photo of the location provided here is very misleading. At some point in this shop's history they must have moved, because I nearly gave up on trying to locate this store when the GPS lead me to a "office park" that looked as if it began life as a condominiums. I was doing my last scan of the complex before pulling back out and towards the main road when I saw the small sign outside the door. Once inside, the woman (assuming she was the owner) was very friendly. She asked if I was looking for anything in particular, I told her I wasn't that I was just browsing. The shop is organized by weight (yay!), and doesn't have a massive variety but all the bases are covered. There's no reason a crafter couldn't find something to take home with them. I always try to find a yarn that is more local, regional, or just flat out not in the shops in my neck of the woods. I found a few skeins of yarn that fit that bill to take home. So why three stars? The misleading photo was very problematic for me. Not being from the area, the photo looked like I should have been heading towards a large shopping center or strip mall, instead I felt like I was going to someone's house. It was a little alarming. The hours seem haphazard. When I was looking at days to visit this ship, I noticed some days it opens at 10:30 other days noon, and closing times vary too. I'm sure there is some valid logic here, but from a customer perspective it's confusing. Then there is the navigation through the store. I see it all the time when I stop into a yarn shop, there will usually be a table of designated work area for customer to come in and work on projects, it's not a bad idea, but it becomes a problem when the size of the group and their associated bags (lets admit all knitters are compulsive bag ladies) block easy access to the yarns. I found myself, doubling back down one wall, and back up a hallway several times to get from one side of the shop to the other because I felt like it would have been rude to ask the two women blocking the area to move forward.