Super top notch customer satisfaction, excellent instructor. Awesome fabrics notions and supplies.read more

My husband and I recently moved to this area. We stopped in to see what this store had to offer. At…read morethe time the store was closed. But by surprised the owner came to the door and let us in to show us around. We had a nice conversation and thanked her. I will visit this store again.

I've been in this shop several times previously! I keep coming back because the owner is a kind &…read morecourteous woman with terrific taste. Every quilt fabric, every skein of yarn, every pattern is of supreme quality! "Cindy", the owner, also carries tools & helpful aids for your creative outlets. As long as she has this shop open I will continue to give her my business when I am fortunate enough to visit Pine Grove Mills! An important tip: you MUST make an appointment ahead of time!!!! Don't waste your time driving to the shop unannounced! Parking: I parked on the street right next to the shop. There may be additional parking but I'm not certain. Keep local business alive & give this shop a look. You definitely won't be sorry!

Very nice fabric selection, including some incredible Australian textiles for quilting. Helpful…read morestaff and nicely laid out store. Will be back next time I'm in the area.

This is a nice quilt shop in a cute downtown area. The employees were very friendly and the store…read morehad a great variety of fabrics and patterns.

This fabric shop is amazing!! The fabrics are unique, beautiful! Lots of options and styles…read more The shop itself has an awesome, inspiring feel that got me in the mood to create, great vibe. Wonderful service, very fair prices-and they even host quilting classes monthly. So glad I found it!!!

Another stop on the Country Roads quilt store hop. I plan on returning here to spend more time to…read morebrowse and look around. When I arrived here, there was already a busload of quilters in the store and it was very crowded. This made it difficult to see the actual space. I was able to get my bag of goodies but the line to cut fabric was long. I grabbed some precuts and purchased a special ruler. Quilters love their rulers. The sales staff were very helpful. I wish I had more time to really look but it was just too crowded. I will return and probably change my review to 4-5 stars because the store had a big selection and the sales ladies tried their best to keep up with the crush of people. The store is easily found in a nice shopping center. Parking on a regular day would be available.

Had a T-shirt quilt done. They were very helpful with many suggestions. I had started making it…read moremyself and ran into some problems. I took it in for help and Cindy was so good I decided to leave it for her to finish. Love the details she added to make it more special for my son.

The fabrics are beautiful and the classes are excellent. They have classes for every skill level. I…read morehad no sewing experience and in a very short time, I have gained the confidence to begin and complete projects I am proud of. I highly recommend Smile Spinners for their incredible service, welcoming community and excellent products!

Extremely good quality fabric with extensive inventory. The owner and associates are eager to help…read morewith selections if needed. It is the only fabric store I shop at. Cute little house in Perry County.

Stay safe here. The owner wouldn't let me send a very sick employee home during the pandemic,…read moredemanded I come to work when on isolation after I and most of the staff got COVID, and when that employee died, he just sent a two word text: "He's dead." Then he fired me for it (I guess? These guys never write anything down, and I'd never been so happy to get fired.), and lied to unemployment about it. Oh, and my forklift training was "this is up and down, this is tilt, this is back and forwards," and just leaving the building when the next vendor came. And I went ahead and did it without complaint, lol.

I'd like to give them three, but on the day I went, many customers were unmasked.  The way in was…read morenot encouraging enough about masks.  The staff was tired of asking folks to protect themselves and others.  While the store supports Christian programming on TV, they don't go very far to support or require Christian behavior.  The unmasked folks clearly had multiple underlying conditions, and were the folks we're trying to protect most, which was an irony lost of them but not to me. Surplus City is like Ollies, but a little broader and more idiosyncratic, if that is possible. They reminded me a bit of Building 19, but not as wild as Spags.   Makers would find lots of hardware and materials to use.  Prices were low enough you might try something to see if it works as a craft, hobby, or repair. I'll be back post-pandemic to browse at more leisure. Paul R.'s picture is helpful. it shows the entry, which is the downhill building of the two. To Mary: Most of what you suggested is correct (stay distant, don't touch your face, I would add in particular, your mucous membranes). Nearly any people who have been told by medical staff not to obstruct their own breathing should not be out and about. See the CDC web site. I fear that you misunderstand the medical and healthcare advice out there. I find that I am better informed when I follow the CDC, WHO, and PA public health rather than other sources. "If you think wearing a mask is going to stop a nano-sized virus you are kidding yourself". Technically, you are true, most masks do not stop 100% of viruses. On the other hand, if you mean that masks will not stop this pandemic, I believe you are incorrect. The CDC, PA Dept of Health, all the professors at Penn State Hershey, and Penn State Biology, and all the MD, PhD, RN/PhD, and MD/PhD that I talk to believe that masks can stop this pandemic if enough people use them. For your sake, and for ours, so we can get back to work and play, wear a mask to protect yourself (they are not perfect, but help a lot) and help others in case you are asymptomatic. Also, the virus is not nano-sized, but micro-sized. Nano is down by the molecule level, the molecular weight of this virus is not high, but does appear to be caught in significant amounts by most masks as it is thousands of molecules (see: https://nanohydroponicscom.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/nano-size-range.jpg?w=882), and Dr. Google. The science and engineering of how masks work relies on college EM physics. google for details. I suspect the electro statics also catch nanoparticles, and Dr. Google concurs.

Very disappointed in quality of food There is no excuse for…read moremaking meatloaf dry and tasteless. Load it up with gravy if nothing else

Their food made me and my family sick.. I will say their…read morelunch/dinner is not bad.. But the breakfast made us all sick