Nice ladies work here. They have a very nice selection of fabric in a variety of stuff. My mom and…read moreI both got many different yards of fabric. From landscape themed to pet themed to sparkling or glitter I bought a lot here. The only down side was pushing my mom in. They let us park right in front but her wheelchair still sunk into the grass and that was not a pleasant experience.

From the owner: Are you looking for the areas largest selection of fabric? Our fabric store has over 2,000 bolts of…read moresewing fabric and quilting material on hand. Our quilt shop staff teaches quilting classes monthly for the beginner or the competitive quilters and everyone in-between. Make an appointment today to uncover delightful discoveries for quilters. We love participating in the All Ohio Shop Hop and will be again for 2026 in August and September.

I wasn't too crazy about my pieced quilt, but with Teri's genius it came together and now I love…read moreit. Beautiful, fast, done with so much care. What a joy ! Oh, and did I mention fabulous fabrics and threads, this place has it all!

I'm glad I saw your reply. I was in on a weekday morning, not a Saturday. There was only one…read morecustomer in the store who came in after me. You must have me confused with someone else. Best wishes to you.

Very helpful and answered my questions with authority. Now I know they can fix old sewing machines…read moreas well

While they have a nice selection of fabric, the customer service is terrible when it comes to…read moremachine service. The staff never knows when the technician will be in, when the machine will be done, or if he has even looked at it yet. The technician says that he does one thing when it is evident that he has not. Multiple times I have brought my longarm machine home after being "cleaned" and "fixed" only to have the same issues. And I have clearly seen that the machine was not cleaned. I live an hour away and when I call to let them know that the issue was not fixed, the answer is "bring it back in" (2 hour round trip). Most recently, and the last straw, was after bringing my longarm in for a cleaning and being told that I was "first in line", there was no communication about the machine and when I would call, the shop tells me they don't know when he will be in and when he was last in. Then, a week later I called to check on the status of the machine and they say it is ready for pickup. When I got there, it was not ready, but he said I can "finish it" at home. After following his instructions, the machine still did not work properly. He then stated that it would need a $700 part (mind you, the machine was not even in the shop at that time). After spending hours on the phone with the HandiQuilter tech line, I decided I would need to find another dealer. The new dealer opened the machine up and it looked as if it hadn't been cleaned in years (he sent me pictures). The tech said he has never seen a machine that bad. So, it appeared that the $300 that Red Rooster required that I pay upfront for the machine "cleaning" never got done. I will not be going back and will never recommend this shop to anyone else.

Unfortunately the most unwelcoming yarn store I have been to. No offers for help, and the worker…read moresighed when I asked to check out and she had to get up. When I asked to buy a mini hank for a small sweater repair, the response was a curt "no". I wish I could have had a good experience.

I love the warmth and beauty of this store. All notions, gifts and yarns are nicely sorted and…read morestocked. I like being welcome to sit in their front window and stitch anytime or in regular groups that meet there.

Do you ever go somewhere and find that you can't stop telling people about it?…read more This is that place. When JoAnn closed (RIP), I figured I'd just buy crafting supplies online but it's been surprisingly difficult to find materials and even harder to buy them sight unseen. Craft Raccoon is like JoAnn's but better priced and you can actually feel good about shopping there because everything you buy is reused and saved from landing in a landfill. Plus, the owner of the store is so kind and helpful. I've learned a lot just through shopping there. But if you want to learn more, they also have really fun classes - like how to sew a fish bag or a class on spinning (i.e., turning wool into thread). Go check it out! You'll be glad you did!

Kid K is a crafter, and we stopped in when nearby. Friendly staff, and it looks like they do…read moreclasses here. An assortment of craft supplies and tools up front: yarn, sewing supplies, stamps, a few stickers, a small selection of pencils and other drawing supplies, paper craft stuff, etc. Very reasonably priced. And a yarn store next door if you need more of that. Street parking, easy enough on a weekday. Definitely get here if you are at all crafty.

The best and most amazing collection of batik fabrics. Amazing selection. Just wish we would have…read morehad more time. Great staff who shared with us the bargains which were amazing. Definitely have to journey down south to ass more patterns and colors to my collection of fabrics

Communication was originally great! When construction completion timelines changed and meetings…read moreneeded rescheduled, the responses dwindled and eventually, I received no reply at all. I've now made three, maybe four, additional attempts to make contact, sent multiple emails with photos and measurements, and have not even received the courtesy of an email telling me to take a hike, and that there is no interest in completing my project - Which would be fine, as I understand that it was my team that caused the delay. However, it seems like a good business practice to at least reply to a request for service, even if you aren't interested in providing it.

Fabric Farms is no longer the Fabric Farms that Central Ohio loved and patronized for decades. Now…read moreit is a professional drapery and upholstery business. No outlet fabrics, no bolts, and no fabric or upholstery sales to sewers, or do it yourself upholsterer's. If they sell the fabric, then they do the work. If ou don't want them doing the work, they won't sell the fabric You must make an appointment to be served. A real disappointment.

Mike and the staff worked on 3 machines of mine, that were not working. I was prepared to pay for…read morelabor on each machine. Mike said he wasn't able to get them to work,(the parts were obsolete) so he didn't charge me. Who does that!! In this day & age & economy everything is a money grab... to have a business and repairman be so honest and principled is so refreshing. They have my business for life!

I took an old sewing machine and serger in for repair. The knowledgeable repairman could save the…read moresewing machine but was honest about the serger saying he couldn't help me. I appreciated how helpful and honest everyone in the store was. They were great about calling me when the machine was finished and kept it for me until I got back from vacation. Just really nice people.