Enjoyed this place. Lots of fun decorations. The place is huge. Has all kinds of craft…read moresupplies.

Pottery, home decor, fabric, silk flowers, etc. The ladies were really liking this place. Check out…read moreRoscoe the dog, behind the counter. He came walking through the parking lot, and went to the front door, and a lady opened the door, and said, "Hello Roscoe", and Roscoe went behind the counter to lay on his blanket.

I did a search for a thimble. There were none! That's a major item needed to hand quilt.read more

Huge store on main street. The price is typical for a quilt shop. There are so many choices! Loved…read morethe sign that says "shopping with your husband is like hunting with the game warden"

They have wonderful home made baked goods and casseroles. There are lots of jams, jellies, and…read moresnacks. If you're into sewing, there are all kinds of fabrics and patterns.

Delicious homemade breads and pre-made entrees, desserts, foods, spices, etc. I tried their…read moreBrunswick stew and vegetable lasagna and really enjoyed it. Their store is full of beautiful gifts and I had a great time shopping there. Very friendly staff. I will go back when in the area.

First time I've been in this store. They do have a large store with all types of fabric. No one…read moregreeted us, we did ask about a certain item, and the lady cut it for me. There are four rooms downstairs each with an opening that connects two together. At each room is an employee, again no greeting, no questions from them. I felt that they were watching every move I made. I did find items I wanted and made a purchase. But I won't go back.

I wanted my mom to make my first prom dress(1979). That…read morefollowing weekend she took me to Schoolhouse Fabrics! I was an old soul..I always wanted to be with my mom and her side of the family. Grandmother a few of her sisters, aunts and great aunts..lol. ALL of us were crafters. Quilts, garments, cross stitching(that was mine). I now love quilting and Schoolhouse Fabrics was and still is my "go to" place! Great prices for such quality of quilting fabric. They have always greeted me with a smile. If I look lost, there very helpful with helping me. Even if I need advice on sewing machines, color matching and finding an older fabric line that I didn't buy enough to finish my project. A lot of times they had it and took me straight to it! Thank you for everything you have done to make my experience a happy one!

I went there for the first time on July 1, 2021. Excellent service, very helpful, had just what we…read moreneeded. Would go there again any time. Good selection of upholstery fabric.

This was the best place. We were traveling through from Virginia and called ahead to see if they…read morewere open. The owner stayed late and waited for us. She was extremely sweet sand very helpful. This shop has a little bit of everything. Wish we had more time as this little shop was awesome. I would definitely return if I ever have the chance.

Unique, locally-owned store with incredible prices and well-informed, friendly owners/staff. This…read moreisn't Hancock or JoAnne, so don't expect the same -- but I'm redecorating at less that half what I'd be paying at the big stores. They have a broad selection of sewing fabric, upholstery fabric, jewelry-making stuff, items for weddings, trims, etc. (Check current hours, which are mostly 10-5 weekdays, and an occasional Saturday.)

I buy ALL my batiks from this store. They ship with the speed of lightening! Wonderful selection!…read more A+++++++++

Great quilt shop with a huge selection of batiks!! They have a lot of beautiful kits and patterns…read more Staff is very friendly.

cute place!! needed help w finding paper to use for my insect bio project (particular) and was…read morehelped w the quickness fr they have a nice variety for a smaller shop and they even have cute posters and things of that nature that aren't necessarily crafts, just cute decor, books, knick knacks, etc. prices are very reasonable as well and i could easily find everything i needed here

So happy this place opened in downtown Blacksburg! Really friendly service, well organized shelves,…read moreand lots of cute stuff that I want. In there with my daughters the other day, we picked up oil paint, notebooks, and a gift card to use when Covid-19 is over. While it's not as comprehensive as Mish-Mish, it's a perfect store for this spot. Fingers crossed it stays open for a very long time.

came here looking for a shadow box that was online and couldn't find in store. asked an employee…read moreand they said that it should be and that they arrived a month ago. He went all the way in the back stockroom for about ten minutes and actually came out with what we were looking for!! Absolutely phenomenal customer service, and the store was spotless and easy to navigate, as opposed to michael's. They actually honor their online sales which is such a breath of fresh air after being in michael's where they tried to charge us twice the price in store vs online. Highly recommend shopping here for craft supplies, the environment is so much better. :)

I really dislike giving negative reviews, but I also cannot tolerate rude behavior .. And, this is…read morethe first time I have felt compelled to write a review BECAUSE of a manager's explicitly rude behavior. I was referred to Jo-Ann's by a [male] clerk at another local store when I asked if they carried a little sewing kit. When he told me about Jo-Ann's I was not only grateful, I was happy to be able to check it out because I love fabric stores. And, the fact that this one had a smattering of craft supplies was also a plus, since I also need spray adhesive. I browsed the store and found a couple more items to purchase, including some burlap. The young woman at the cutting counter was helping a family when I got there, so I took a number and patiently waited for her to cut fabric for her other customer. The manager of the store, Jason, busied himself inventorying thread nearby. While I was waiting, and elderly lady walked up to Jason and asked if he could help her check out up front. Jason got up pretty quickly, but as he walked past her he said something to the effect of "there's a bell up there you can ring to get our attention." On the face of it, that wasn't a bad thing to say, but his tone and attitude were condescending and impatient. He came back to his task pretty quickly, seemingly ignoring the fact that I was still waiting at the cutting counter. Eventually he walked over to see what was taking so long, but did not ask to cut what I needed (1 yard of burlap). I'm not sure why, but the young lady who was working there stopped helping the other couple and came to cut my order. Once she had, she offered to ring me up, but I told her I would go up front. Jason had come back over to the counter at that point and said that I should wait at the cutting counter 'because she'll be just a minute" and went back to his inventory. There was some discrepancy with the other customer over the price of the fabric and the cutting clerk had to try and resolve it. At that point Jason came back, commented about the fabric price (again in a snide way) and then turned to me and said "I can take you up front. Apparently they are having 'issues'." In between he had interacted with a couple of other shoppers and said some things I don't quite recall, but again seemed rude and condescending to me as I watched. The husband who was at the cutting counter and I exchanged looks and a brief remark about how rude he was being as well. So, I took my stuff, and the number I had originally pulled, up to the front and figured I'd be out in a minute and be done with this experience that was getting overly negative for no apparent reason. I asked Jason if he could throw away the number ticket and he reached for it, but as he did, he snidely said "you only need a number if there's a crowd of people." Well that was the last straw, and I started to tell Jason that I had been watching and listening to him interact with others only to find his attitude to be poor, and that ..." Well, Mr. Attitude started to ARGUE with me - and interrupted me to do so! No apology, not appreciation for the $40+ I was spending, he just kept escalating the issue. And, he rolled his eyes at me, and told me he received compliments all day. To which I replied "well you're not getting one from me." Honestly, I think Jason has some deep-seeded issues, but I could be wrong. Maybe it was just that day and that particular set of circumstances. But I'd be willing to bet that Jason does not have as good a reputation among customers as he thinks he does. And, like I said at the beginning, I have never had such a poor interaction with a store manager - much less one in the NRV as I did on Sunday. So, buyers beware, if you go to Jo-Ann's you may find what you're looking for, and more, but if you have to interact with Jason, you may be in for some verbal abuse. Needless to say, I'd rather drive to Roanoke, or find another store to shop in than deal with Jason again. Maybe Jo-Ann's should have an experience survey like Michael's does to collect some info on how they're doing.