Lots of wonderful items so many sales and great customer service if people haven't checked it out…read moreby now I recommend you do so it's awsome

If you have to any Hobby Lobby the lay out of the stores are identical. This particular one to me…read morefeels a bit smaller compared to most. I could be wrong, but I have noticed some of the big chain businesses in Pflugerville are a little bit smaller compared to most of the big cities in Texas. My experience here the first time was smooth and fast. My wife and I came here for some Christmas decorations. Needless to say when we shop together we have the same type of buying taste most of the time. The service of the front desk is pretty fast when busy or slow. All the staff have greeted me with a smile and ask how I am doing as I walk into the store and when I am shopping around. As another elite Yelper stated in their review this store stays stocked and has a great selection to choose from and value of their deals/sales for the products are not bad at all. Parking here isn't too bad at all. Getting into and out of the parking lot is a bit challenging due to the Stone Hill shopping center's layout of back to back intersections. Overall, I enjoy my shopping experiences here and I look forward to many more.

I met Kim before the pandemic when she traveled around Austin hosting sewing classes in different…read morespaces. She is a fantastic teacher and super patient with kids/someone learning too sew. I had seen emails that she had opened her own shop awhile ago, and this week was my first time stopping by to see it. It is beautiful!! Beehive Craft Studio is such an enchanting boutique that feels super cozy and inviting. It's a multi-room space that is full of a fabrics, curated products, and sewing/crafting areas. The shop showcases lots of color and creativity...The quilts were amazing! Stop by to checkout some cool fabric, sewing patterns, sewing/crafting supplies, or to drop in for a class.

The fabric, patterns and notions selection is outstanding. The employees are always helpful. The…read moreclass options look fun, though I have yet to take one. Highly recommend.

Staff are very helpful. They have a wide selection of very nice fabric. I was able to find a…read morematching blue for a quilt I'm making that I couldn't find anywhere else.

I love this store. The staff, the owner (Michelle) and Sam too!…read moreI love the machines they carry. They have Bernina, Babylock, and Pfaff machines. The staff is friendly and caring. The fabric choices, well let's say you won't be dissapointed. And they have a nice online website shop too www.poppyquiltnsew.com

They have a tremendous selection of fabric, patterns, notions and machines and the staff are top…read morenotch. Their online ordering is a dream too when you know exactly what you need, but who could resist perusing everything they have to offer? Unlike others, they offer a wide variety of fabrics too- not just what the shop owner likes, but muted, kids prints, vibrant patterns and solids. Even carried a soccer ball fabric I wanted for a special project.

In large fabric store chains, I usually feel a little frantic trying to find what I'm looking for,…read moreespecially if I'm not sure what I'm looking for yet. Austin Sewing Machines and Quilting also has a large selection but it's very well organized and easy to navigate. It's a relaxing environment, the prices aren't crazy, and the staff are very friendly and welcoming. I'll definitely be back!

I have to be honest, Hobby Lobby is my zen place, my nirvana, my little slice of Heaven on earth…read moreevery time I enter their doors. As usual, my visit with my sister and niece the Saturday before Easter went well and lasted much longer than it should have because I always peruse every. single. aisle. (I might miss something if I don't-crafters, you know what I mean, right?!?) Anyway, our party headed up to the register, chatting away and laughing with one an other, having just a great time being present in the moment and looking forward to our upcoming holiday day with the family. Then, it happened: the cashier, who was clearly not having a good day, did nothing more than mumble my total when I checked out and then was downright nasty to my sister to the point that she asked her if she was ok as the girl scanned her purchases. The question seemed to exacerbate the bad mood, so we just walked away. She very obviously did NOT want to be there. Talk about a mood killer! I was so bothered by the interaction that I called the manager from the parking lot, who seemed pleasant on the surface but obviously just wanted me off the phone and seemed put out that he had to take a customer call. I told him what happened, explained that I'm sure she didn't really mean harm, but that he had a clearly upset employee in the most customer facing role in the store. I thought maybe if he knew, he'd want to do something else with her time while she was in such a bad state that day. I don't know what action he took, if any, but I did try to help. This was disappointing, but it won't stop me from going back into HL, which is one of my favorite places in the world. It definitely gave me pause and makes me wonder what she must have been going through that day to be in such a horrible mood. Also, I might check out the location in Georgetown, instead.

why does every single worker look and act miserable, and can't do simple tasks? bad customer…read moreservice from literally every worker in there.

Can't recommend Spruce enough! They have an incredible fabric selection and the designers are all…read moreso knowledgeable and kind.

Our couch had some cat scratching damage and we went to Spruce to look for some upholstery fabric…read moreto make arm covers to cover the affected areas. The gentleman who met us was extremely helpful. Initially we looked at some new fabric but we could not find a match. We were then encouraged to look at remnant sample book and we found a couple of samples that looked promising. The first sample could not be located after a 10 minute search, but the second was found and we pleasantly surprised when it given to us for no charge!

Beautiful fabrics wall to wall and great customer service. Very easy to find and the store was…read moreclean and well stocked .

This is my favorite quilt shop. I drive 30+ miles and pass other shops to get here. Selection and…read morestock is stellar. The staff is very knowledgeable and encouraging. I use the Clearance fabrics for backings, which results in a very good value.

I cannot believe this is my 600th review and a very meaningful one. Time flies sometimes like a…read moreshooting star...bright, beautiful and quick. Honey Bee Quilt store was my destination as I was seeking a quilt restoration location. Honey Bee Quilt store was lined with beautifully designed and sewn quilts. Interestingly, you can rent a large quilting machine in store. Someone was sewing a quilt while I was in the store. Of the quilt stores I have frequented, Honey Bee has the largest and most intricately sewn quilts. When I was small child, I remember my mother hand sewing these beautiful quilts. These were not the beautiful quilts with perfect squares, octagon or star patterns. In addition, they did not have the white filling that some quilts have nowadays. However, they were extremely warm, cozy and made with love. My mother sewed her quilts from clothing that her children no longer wore and from pieces she found in thrift stores. The inside of her quilts were clothing laid flat and tacked together. Rewinding to those times, I sat in a red Mexican wooden chair with little colorful flowers across on the back of the chair with a strong Raffia like seat. As my mother sat and sewed her quilts, I read to her, which is first how I gained a love for reading. While I grew up in a single parent household, it was filled with a tremendous amount of love and laughter. My father died as result of a work-related accident when I was 7 seven years old. I associate my mom's quilt with the love in our household and my love of her. Fast-forward to today, my one and only quilt I have from my mom has materials that are moving around. Therefore, they need to be redistributed and tacked down. This restoration effort first led me to a store on Anderson Lane and then to Honey Bee Quilt store. Unfortunately, both stores only sale sewing supplies and/or sewing machines. I met the nicest woman at Honey Bee that referred me to a Sewing Guild in Austin. So, I am extremely hopeful that one of the ladies in the Sewing Circle can help restore my mom's quilt, which has a great deal of intrinsic and sentimental value.

Part of the All Texas Quilt Shop Hop, I ventured into Honey Bee Quilt Store for the first time…read moreafter driving past it often. Tucked into a shopping strip I wasn't sure what to expect but the fabric selection was nice and it varied from my normal local quilt shop so that was fun. The staff were friendly and they were extremely busy. I really loved the selection of patterns and pattern books. Definitely plan to go back and peruse a bit more leisurely next time. Open Monday-Saturday and nowhere close to my home office, I'm limited on when I can get there, but will be worth the effort now and then.