I was so fortunate to find Fabric Wearhouse when looking to recover my outdoor cushions. They have…read morean amazing selection of fabrics of every kind and knowledgeable and helpful staff This is a family run business and they are delightful and take pride in their work I have since worked with them on a second project and again was very pleased

This place is so well organized, reasonably priced and CLEAN!!! the owner was knowledgeable about…read morefabric and fiber content. after spending a full day visiting every fabric store near my home in Freeport I can honestly say this place is the best!

Amazing service and Arshad is so knowledgeable in textiles he was a great help in selecting the…read moreright fabric for the right projects !

Really good store. We bought so many fabrics from here and made so many different dresses out of…read morethe fabrics we got.

What a fabulous store! There are so many designer fabrics and lace to choose from. The owner is…read moreexceptionally knowledgeable and helpful in showing you which fabrics will work for whatever clothing you are making. All the fabrics we looked at were of such high quality. I traveled 30 minutes to get to this store from Westchester County and it was well worth the trip. You won't be disappointed in the selection and the welcoming atmosphere. I will definitely be going back!

We went there in search of a pleather fabric. It took 5 minutes to find it with the great help of…read moreEsther. Great customer service, helpful and personable. We are from out of town but we will definitely be back for more fabric. Thank you!

I didn't inherit my mom's sewing hands, so anything that needs to be hemmed, zipped or custom-made…read moreusually gets bundled up and taken with me when I visit her. Plus, her trusty Singer workhorse sewing machine always delivers. When Joann's in Kingston, NY shut down, two of the longtime employees put their heads and hearts together and opened Frugal Fabrics on Ulster Avenue. This isn't your typical fabric store- big box or otherwise. What sets Frugal apart is that these ladies accept some fabrics as donations and sell. But don't mistake that for low quality. The fabric selection here is impressive AND affordable. While my home leans neutral with rustic woods, concrete and stone, I love to funktify it with pops of color. I don't sew, but I do love beautiful fabric and walking into Frugal F. felt like heaven. The colors, the heft, the textures- especially the pieces I picked up, were delicious. It's a hidden gem for crafters and quilters- neither of which I am, but I'm so glad I came here- plus these ladies know their stuff. By the way, they offer a point system and get 'oink' ;-) points based on how many yards of fabric were purchased.

I'm so excited about this new place! I spent quite a bit of time in there selecting fabrics, and…read morewas offered a cup of tea on this cold rainy day while I browsed. The prices are great and I found a lot of patterns to be inspired by. I plan to spend the rest of this dreary day planning some projects. It was so nice to chat with the proprietors. I love to support local businesses and I hope that this new place finds lots of success.

This is a very nice fabric, needlepoint, sewing store. I love the small shop vibe. They have…read moreclasses in the rear and we were greeted as soon as we walked in the door with a smile and an offer for help. Prices, I don't know enough about what threads and buttons cost in general but it all seemed reasonable.

What an adorable shop! The yarn display in the window lured me inside and I found a large selection…read moreof fabric and other crafting supplies. I wish there were more yarn, especially from local dyers, but what is there is pretty cool. Will definitely be back.

excellent quality work, nice people to work with, good prices, wide selection of fabric. big…read morerecommendation from me.

Frank did an incredible job reupholstering two chairs that were almost 100 years old. Great quality…read moreand fair prices. He did my dining room chairs about 5 years ago and they still look gorgeous. Definitely recommend!

Linda, the owner is very helpful. She helped me figure out a quilted project. I would recommend…read moreher service.

I don't sew too often, and rarely use my sewing machine, but recently I had to. After a few…read morestitches​, I broke a needle, then​ another one. I watched​ all the ​ possible Youtube videos​ and decided that the machine was broken and took it there for service. I didn't pretend I knew anything about sewing or sewing machines. The person that I was dealing with could easily charge me for whatever she wanted. She looked at it, turned a few knobs and magically the machine started behaving again. She explained to me what was wrong, and how to take care of it. No need for service, no charge. I came back home and was able to finish my project. It's definitely a gem!

I've got to second everyone's positive comments. i found a huge selection of lovely, reasonably…read morepriced fabric and just amazing customer service. what a great find!

There are ao many options available at Metro. Kashi is always wonderful to work with! If you are…read morelucky enough to shop in the store, that $4 wall has some incredible deals!

less of a selection since they changed locations in Belleville. unfortunately it's a hit and miss…read more it is a shame they downsized. the store does not offer the many choices of fabric it once did. I'm very disappointed.

My wife loves Fabric Warehouse. Since other stores closing, this is her go to fabric storeread more

What a cute little village to just wander into, with various unique shops and getting to know the…read morelocals. Be sure to check out Bruce's Collage Outlet for some hard-to-find items and great prices on jewelry, Peter's Candle shop, and the Lightclub Curiosity Shop for some potions and scented oils, and finally enjoy a coffee break at Valkyrie.

We arrived a little after 10:30am on a Sunday to discover that nothing was open yet. So, we walked…read morearound a bit until things started opening at 11:00am. But, even so, at least 1/3 of the places on the strip never opened at all while we were there for the next 2.5 hours. I grew up near here and remembered a lot of home made craft shops, and some antique stores. But, now a lot of stores are selling "made in china" mass produced wares like you might find at the Hallmark Store. The few shops we enjoyed included the candle maker, a potter on the edge of town, and an antique store.