Giving a rating of 5 stars. It wasn't what I was looking for. I was after upholstery and they are…read morejust a quilting store. The lady who greeted me was very nice and extremely helpful! Gave me directions to the place i needed! Store was very clean and tidy

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Oh yes ... this place is scrumptious! I want to stay here all day and change every fabric in my…read morewhole house.

It basically feels like a more upscale Michael's. They have a selection of dog toys, even. The…read moregreen color is soothing and it's spacious.

I have never in my life been so disgusted with how I was treated in a store in my life. I came in…read moreto by fabric to match a fox I was sewing for my nephew to make a matching little blanket. I must have been browsing for too long because the manager on duty when I came in (James) came over and asked what I was doing. I told him of my quest for fabric and he responded with "You know I hate you little bit**s who come in here just browsing for some random sh** and you never seem to find" really dude? I was so mad I just dropped what I had and left. if you're a woman alone, shop somewhere safe.

The monthly classes and activities are well planned and fun to attend. Always learn so much!read more

Great personal service, Louise is fantastic in her knowledge of software and machinesread more

PC Embroidery Cottage Quilts has a very helpful staff and we were able to get a Louisiana Row by…read moreRow selection. During our road trip, we tried to stop in at at least one #RowbyRow2016 (https://www.rowbyrowexperience.com) quilt shop in each state that we passed through. We went out of our way to pass through this corner of Louisiana, just so we could stop at PC Embroidery Cottage Quilts.

From the owner: Pc Embroidery & Cottage Quilts Provides Embroidery, Quilting, Fabric, Machine Sales and Machine…read moreServices to the Shreveport, LA area.

I came in here looking into the pricing for my machines thread holder to be fixed, got explained…read morethe price for the $99 full service "tune up"; along with the workers Mr. Nick, and another lady who sat at the parts desk, going out of their way to figure out what the spool part will run me & it's only going to be $10! But will take about 3 weeks to get here & I have a project I've been itching to do for weeks already! So Mr. Nick was great in knowing what I meant when asking for an external spool holder & grabbed me one, showed me the best way to position it. I thought I'd have to drop my machine off in order for them to order the part but they did! So I get an instant temporary fix to hold me over then the top notch full service & repair once the part comes in!!!! I've not too often left an establishment this overly excited about the service AND goods sold!!!! They seem to do everything here!!!! I love it! Will be a consistent returning customer! Always shop small y'all!!!!

As I have gotten older, I've started to realize and recognize certain truths about life, what I…read morehave left of it, and how I approach it going forward. A big truth that has been tested, proven, and then solidified, is this: I can tell you how little money I have. I can't tell you how much time I have left. Translated to a mathematical equation. Time is greater than Money And thus, time is infinitely more valuable than money. A step further than that, time is invaluable. You can never have enough of it and you can't make more of it. So, as I get older, I really, really hate wasting it. As I did with an unsuccessful venture here. It's simple, really. I wanted a few items hemmed up. I called in advance. I was quoted a price for the job. It was an agreeable price. I drove the green mile to this place. It's far. But it's worth it for the rate given over the phone. I finally arrived and entered the business. It smells as you might expect. Like yarn and wicker. No direction as to where to go or whom to approach. I just start walking. I reach the back of the building and find an older lady who seems stressed to the max. I tell her I have a few items I'd like hemmed. She first says, it'll be at least a month to six weeks before they can complete and return my items. Fine. At the price I was quoted over the phone, I guess I can wait. Whatevs. And just to confirm, I ask the lady how much per item? She quoted me ten dollars over what I was told over the phone. Per item. So, thirty dollars more than I was told over the phone. That's more than these things that I have are worth. For real. I really drove all the way out here for this? No thanks. The lady wasn't rude or anything and I'm sure they're good at what they do. I much preferred them closer in Shreve City. I just don't know how there could have been such a great miscommunication over the phone when I was very clear in the simple task I wanted to have done. So, I walked out. Not paying top dollar. Not waiting six weeks. I'll either live with baggy stuff or find someone else. And that's all fine and good. But I still can't get the smell of yarn and wicker out of my nose.