This amazing fabric shop is located in Hurley Business park. If you think the road is ending, just…read morekeep going down the dirt. It seems to be an old factory, and the Quilted Ewe is located on the far end of the upper parking lot. There's a ewe by the door to make it easy to spot from the outside, but there is an interior entrance as well. The fabric is high quality and beautiful! So many options, so many themes, and it holds up so well when you're working with it. They sell all sorts of accessories and patterns as well... You could spend hours there putting a project together. There are classes available (check the website and subscribe to the email) and a long arm to rent if you go through the training class.

Great selection of fabrics and a wonderful clean setup for classes. Really loved the abundance of…read moredesign walls. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly.

A great place to shop for fabric - so many options. And great quality material. Staff is very…read morefriendly. I will definitely go back. Highly recommend

I Love this shop and wish I lived closer to shop in person. Everything I order is packed with care…read moreand shipped promptly. The available yardage is listed so I know if there is sufficient yardage to order. And, the selection of beautiful fabrics is amazing!!

Fantastic experience! The staff worked within my budget and had the very best fabric selection of…read moreanywhere in the area! The previous reviews are wrong! Kindness, excellent service, and a room my family lives in!

Don't waste your time!! They will not work with your current furniture and will insult you current…read morestyle. I was told that the minimum per room for service is $20k. Go somewhere else!!

I was looking for a place to help me with sewing a pattern. It has been years since I sewed…read moresomething from a pattern and was DEFINATELY rusty. When I searched I found this location in Glastonbury, I had only know Southington until I googled, well I can not say enough good things about the staff there. From the moment you walk in everyone is pleasant and happy to be there. I was very fortunate because it was Wednesday Maria was there to help me fumble my way through things. She even went above and beyond by 1) staying past her scheduled time & 2) when she really needed to go she made a little sample for me to follow with written instructions. I did not get the gentleman's name that was there but he was wonderful also. I am looking forward to the winter months for some of their classes as they do quilting classes and that is always something I've wanted to learn. So make sure to check out their website and classes.

Don't ever take your sewing machine to this business for repairs, they'll charge you a small…read morefortune and your machine will be missing parts when you get it back. And you'll be patronized and condescended to for expressing your dissatisfaction.

Even though every thrift store is a gamble, I'd give this store a chance. An organization building…read morehouses is definitely worth the cash, and worth keeping our stuff out of landfills. Go here before the big boxes! The furniture is laid out by rooms, plus a few dish, art, and lighting sections, so it's pretty easy to find your furniture genre. A pallet of tiles and some paints was also available. I didn't have the experience of donating, yet, but the browsing was a decent experience. Alas, the novelty kids bed was gone before I could inquire. The store has a facebook page if you want a head start in your browsing. The staff (or volunteers?) on site were kind. Overall, a good and green experience.

This location's usefulness and pricing really depends on what you're looking for. Furniture tends…read moreto be overpriced for quality/style. Laminate furniture appears to match prices you could get for new at Target, and it's dinged up here. But building supplies, drawer handles, sinks and other fixtures, and some appliances, as well as windows, doors, etc, are often priced well and can be the best match for someone looking for specific styles to match an older house, for example. I did find a very nice solid oak sofa table to refinish here last time, though, for only $50, so if you're here anyway for the affordable stuff, you might find a stray diamond in the rough.

Tracy has curated a wonderful selection of beautiful, fairly priced gifts and the retail experience…read moreshe provides is thoughtful and welcoming. The shop is a gem in Berlin's small business community.

Beautiful shop! Large inventory of my favorite things, like silk flowers, candles, soaps and so…read moremuch more. A gem on Farmington Ave :)

They have a great selection of bakeware, and get new stuff in all the time. It's a great place to…read morepick up some pretty plates, serving platters, baking dishes, and more. Plus, the prices are much more reasonable than you'd expect for west Hartford/ blue back square!

First let me say that i have shopped at Milas for a long time. Harvey the owner has done this his…read morewhole life following after his father. He came from a time I remember when people relied on the expertise of the owner who knew their business before the mass market stores. He is a know-it-all because he does! Try to find anyone at Joanns who knows anything about home dec. I have been a seamstress for 40 years and there has never been a time that he steered me wrong or didn't know the answer to my dilemma. He may not be smooth but I know that he is doing his best for every customer. If you want the right fabric for the right job and want it done right. You can count on Milas. The ladies he has there are not just clerks they all have extensive experience and are very helpful.

I recently moved to the West Hartford area and needed a lot of fabric for new home projects. I had…read morebeen going to Ehrlich Decorating & Upholstery in Hartford and was beyond pleased with their selection; their customer service was also top notch. But there was a specific fabric I couldn't find at Ehrlich's so I had to go looking for another source. Mila had MUCH more fabric on hand. They also have a lot of fabric you can order - about the same amount as Ehrlich's, but different kinds. After spending months (literally) trying to find a specific fabric at Ehrlich's, Jo Anne's, etc, I found it in 15 minutes at Mila. The only downside to Mila is that the owner (I presume) lacks social grace and customer service skills. I found him to be pushy and incredibly condescending (and not just to me). I also had the distinct feeling he was rushing me and trying to avoid having to place a custom order. He's the type, you know, who is always right and you're an idiot. I hate those types! I would have given this 5 stars if it weren't for the owner. If you're looking for a robust alternative to your usual fabric/upholstery place, try Mila, but try to work with one of the women. Hopefully they won't roll their eyes at you...