OMG!!! So much fabric like I haven't seen in KY for years! Quilting, fashion, bridal, and home…read moredecor. Notions! I was in heaven! Thank you Miss Angela for the personal service. Courtesy and genuine friendliness in business is a rare commodity!

This was my first time at the Fabric Hut and I was very surprised and impressed by the extensive…read moreselection of fabrics they have here. The prices were very reasonable as well, even for the real silk Dupioni fabrics. The staff were friendly and helpful. I'm picking designing back up and am so happy to have found a great local fabric shop! I'm looking forward to returning again.

A Different Touch is a great sewing/fabric/classes resource for all sewing enthusiasts. They offer…read morea variety of classes to learn how to operate and master your sewing machine, ideas for new projects, and a great place to meet other sewing enthusiasts. Instructors are helpful and patient, and willing to assist any level of sewers. The shop offers a large variety of fabrics and other sewing supplies. Service on machines is done promptly and at a reasonable price. ADT has a newsletter that is sent out to those on their mailing list, which keeps everyone updated on the classes, sales, and all that is going on at the store.

Excellent sewing machine repair. John is a delight to work with. We have not…read moretried any other of their services yet, but they specialize in Bernina serving equipment and also Ofer classes. We will not hesitate to go to them for all sewing related services

Love Rachel and her attention to detail. A little pricey but likely competitive. Beautiful fabrics…read moreand selection and I'm very happy with the service.

I bought a remnant - took it home and it was to small for my project. I brought it back the same…read moreday, within 2 hours, and they would not refund my purchase. Very poor customer service and I will never shop there again. - I miss Second Yard.

Staff was very helpful and informative about their products. Price of products range from…read more$28/yard+. Great for statement fabrics, but would recommend going elsewhere for basic fabrics and patterns. Ended up buying a decorative fabric for a pillows I am redoing.

I finally received my wingback chair from the upholster after a total of 5 and I/2 months worth of…read morewaiting, calling, double checking, etc. The workmanship is very nice but the delay was RIDICULOUS. No effort was made to contact me with updates, unless I called first and even then it usually was a day or two of "We're looking into it". Also under Calico's advisement, we wound up with 25% more fabric than was needed and even on sale, the fabric was not cheap. So now I have my chair and extra unnecessary fabric and will never use or recommend Calico to anyone.

Excellent service, friendly staff, great selection of fabric and notions. Fixed my sewing machine…read moreright up very quickly!

I went to the newly oped Richmond store today. Jack was patient and answered all of my questions. I…read moretook my BabyLock Melody machine that has been serviced by another local shop. I used it for the first time yesterday and thread became tangled inside. Part of this may have been my fault but the previous service did miss something. I think I have found my new service company! Babylock owners check out this store.

Beautiful and clean store and in a great location! And a huge selection; we will be back!read more

Amazingly large selection of patterns and supplies. Numerous fabulously accomplished finished…read moreprojects displayed! Super friendly staff. Lots of Virginia local site patterns, too. Not tooooo expensive for the quality of items available, either!

i have been going to Fabric Gallery for years. I was making Walker Bags for friends who were using…read morewalkers.I found such a nice variety of fabrics and I found I could use the discontinued pieces . Bernadette always has really neat fabrics and she is a delightfully kind and very helpful person. Her store has beautiful and very eclectic fabrics. I can always find just the perfect fabric for whatever project I am working on. It is fun to browse and let my imagination be creative. Bernadette is very helpful and has great fabric intuition. I purchased fabric for Draperies, but I think I am going to have them professionally done at Fabric Gallery. I can sew but I also know my limitations!! I am leaving this project to the Pro! Lined draperies? I could...but I am leaving them to the Professional ...Bernadette.

They have great customer service. Any thing you are looking for you will find it there. Large…read morevariety of fabrics.

I used to shop here when I lived in the area. I recently found I am in need of good quality fabric…read moreand plan to take a trip over there. Their goods are wonderful and the service has always been great. They let you look around and are always ready to help when you are ready. I can't say enough good things about this shop. Can't wait to get over there.

I had high expectations for this place. Here's a little background: my boyfriend and I are both…read moreservice members and are moving soon. I want to get my couch set upholstered, i've never done that before but I have a general gist of an idea how. I wanted to go to a nice fabric store and pick something out. I was prepared to spend some serious cash too. I wanted some quality. Walk in, no one greets you. There was a woman who kinda poked her head out and saw us, didn't say anything. So we walk in, are looking around and finally she asks if she can help. I say actually yes, i'm looking for (insert the design, pattern, color, etc). She immediately says to me, without moving to help or anything, that what I want is going to be expensive. Then she stands there are stares at me. I'm like ok...still would like to see some fabrics IF YOU DON'T MIND TOO MUCH. So she starts pulling books and being pretty helpful, so I shake off that first comment. I start to see a lot of things that I like and i'm getting excited. She pulls more and more and I feel like we're making progress. She's asking where we're moving too, do I have the dimensions of the couch, I say no I don't right now but i'll come back later with them. Then I start taking pictures of the fabrics I like to remember them. As I said before, I've never gone fabric shopping before, I'm completely new at this. I then start to take a picture of the name of the fabric because that makes sense to me. She says to me are you taking a picture of the name? Because I don't allow that. I immediately stop, I apologize and put it down. She's standing across the table and staring me down again. She asks if i've done that for any other fabrics. I assure her i have not. She keeps staring at me like i'm lying to her. I've never been mortified in a shop in my life. I was treated like a child, and like I thief, both of which I am not. She then starts to lecture me about taking pictures of the names and how I can look them up online and get them cheaper and that doesn't work her and I expressedly tell her, you can feel free to look through my phone I did not take any pictures with names in them. I should've gotten up and walked right now at that moment, but unlike her, I did not want to be rude. She could've offered when I first started taking pictures of the fabric (not the name) that oh, its our policy not to allow photographs of the names of the fabric. Easy, simple, professional. Not rude, accusing, and condescending. I was talked down to, condescended to, and treated like a child and a thief. I will NOT be coming back to this place. And I would only suggest going in there if you want an undesirable experience of condescending attitudes. Maybe its because my boyfriend was in uniform, we both look young, and I'm mexican, or a combination of any of those things, but the fact is I am employed and can afford her fabrics, but I will now choose to take my business elsewhere. Good riddance.

This space is a creative maker's paradise for those that really like to dive into their design…read moreoutlet from all sort of stuff. They have rubber stamps, stickers, craft paper, yarn, ribbon, mesh ribbon, buttons, kids crafts, crafts kits - I would be here all day explaining it all! The place is super neat with SO much to choose from. The prices are reasonable and they have reusable bags you can pick up and shop. They even have a few boutique areas

It's like habitat for humanity, but for crafting huge selection very well organized into…read morecategories. This is such a great idea. I'm not sure why I haven't seen something like it before and I do have craft supplies that I was looking to find a home for. Clearly I have found it Next door they also have a classroom/ you can pay a flat fee and just work on your own projects in there Definitely worth checking out

When we first passed the store, I didn't think it was real. A lot of businesses along this highway…read morewere closed or run down. So we said if there was time on our way back, we would stop. So we did. I entered and was surprised to see it really was a fabric shop. And the owner of the shop was surprised to see that I was actually looking for fabric. From the looks of things, the stock was old. There was a section for mostly quilting cottons and the other half of the store was for upholstery material. A small table for very old and outdated patterns was just by the entrance. In another part of the store, there was a box of zippers where you pretty much have to look through to find what you need. Nothing was labeled in terms of content or price. The owner pretty much gives you an offer. No thanks. When I was on my way out, he tried to sell me what he thought was linen. I would say that it was probably a blend of cotton and linen but he said that doesn't mean he's wrong, it's still linen. It was an off white roll of fabric and it's most likely off white because it was faded with age. He even told me to go look at a piece of black polyester. I said not what I would sew with. He then asked me what I am interested in. I said I sew garments and quilting cottons won't do. I like to see linens and rayons for example. I also like to sew with knits. He asked about knits and what I mean. I said it's stretchy materials like sewing t shirts for example. As I walked closer to the exit and he sensed I was really ready to leave, he tried to sell me two old pieces of furniture. I couldn't get out of there fast enough.

The overwhelming smell of mildew just about took my breath away. The man working in there gave me…read morethe creeps as did the pseudo religious writings on walls in crayon. Honestly, I bought some fabric out of fear of what might happen if I didn't and am thankful the mildew smell didn't follow me home. I will not be going back.