Nice ladies work here. They have a very nice selection of fabric in a variety of stuff. My mom and…read moreI both got many different yards of fabric. From landscape themed to pet themed to sparkling or glitter I bought a lot here. The only down side was pushing my mom in. They let us park right in front but her wheelchair still sunk into the grass and that was not a pleasant experience.

From the owner: Are you looking for the areas largest selection of fabric? Our fabric store has over 2,000 bolts of…read moresewing fabric and quilting material on hand. Our quilt shop staff teaches quilting classes monthly for the beginner or the competitive quilters and everyone in-between. Make an appointment today to uncover delightful discoveries for quilters. We love participating in the All Ohio Shop Hop and will be again for 2026 in August and September.

This quilt shop and chic, eclectic country gift shop is cute as a button. Everything from home…read moredecor accent pieces to quilt patterns and fabric. They also run a quality consignment business, focusing of gifts and crafts from reputable local people/businesses. Homemade candies from Walnut Creek up in Amish country. All very soft and silky smooth. Several melted in the car, proving they're quality, not to mention tasty. Two thumbs up for their hazelnut creams! The chocolate peanut butter squares are devilishly dreamy... Fight the powaaaaaa!

I had them sew patches on my travel bag, they did a great job with a great job as well. Very…read morefriendly

We have used RWS for over 60 years from the time Ruth herself opened…read more They are a trusted and valuable design partner and provide boundless resources, always willing to lend a hand if you need one! We are fortunate to have a design resource such as them serving Central Ohio!! Douglas B. Kohler, A.S. I. D. Founding Member

I highly recommend Ruth Wilson Interior Design. After purchasing wallpaper and fabric, we decided…read morewe needed more fabric for an additional project. As we were buying more of the same material, we contacted Marty and did it over the phone.

Great selection of fabric. Friendly staff willing to help if needed. They also offer long arm…read morequilting services.

I went to Bunny Sew Fine this morning, however I first checked their webpage for hours and it said…read morethey were open today, Saturday from 9a to 5p so at 10a I headed over there. I'm 30 minutes away and when I got there at 10:30a they were closed and had a sign that said that they open at 11a. I ran a few errands in Newark and returned at 11:15ish. When I went in I asked the young lady if I could ask a favor and she said 'go ahead' so I asked if they could make sure their website had the correct hours on it and I told her it would be very helpful. She got really snotty and snapped that she didn't have to correct the website, I told her that she is correct however it would be very helpful for her customers if someone would have the correct. Then she says that "I don't have to have a website, it's not required to do business in Newark and it's not mine it's Google's website". I have to admit that I was completely unaware that Google gave away websites! But I was a bit aghast at how nasty this clerk was. I knew the former owner of this shop and she would be horrified if she knew how nasty this woman treated her customers. I left the store without the items I went there to purchase and will NEVER return. I will share this experience with all my quilter friends.

Friendly, helpful, good selection of fabric, sewing, embroidery and quilting machines.read more

Another incredible find, on my day trip to Chillicothe! A store front mixed into the downtown…read moreshops. Lots of space to move around. Cleaning organized fabrics. Walk toward the back corner, you'll see a hodgepodge of clearance cloth. There are finished quilts hanging all around. My eye caught the design of a turquoise/purple/yellow print quilt. If the people here weren't so darn polite and friendly, I would have grabbed that lap-covering and run. So, I decided on the next best think: chat with the lady that works their, and see if she has a kit. Bummer - no kits left. The lady and I talked for a good fifteen minutes. We were able to iron out all the kinks. She offered to make me a kit (she cuts all the fabric!!) using all the original fabrics. If she happens to come short on a print? She'll substitute another print from that line that looks just as good. I was thrilled! For just over $80, I got an awesome quilt kit. The pattern, prints, and colors are just my style! I'm excited to return and pick it up, in a few weeks!

YE Gurl Says: Craft Raccoon Is Where Creativity (and Second Chances) Meet…read more Back in January 2026, I remember flipping through 614 Magazine and seeing their "Treasure in the Trash" article featuring Rachel Wallis, the owner of Craft Raccoon. At the time, I had no idea a few months later I'd actually be sitting inside the shop with a needle and thread. Funny how things circle back. After taking a sewing class through the Fashion Institute, I ended up connecting with a group of cool women who were equally interested in learning how to make and mend our own clothes. Our instructor suggested we check out a mending class at Craft Raccoon -- and that's how we ended up there. The shop itself is nicely sized and packed with craft supplies -- and here's the twist: much of it is donated and either free or very low cost. It immediately reminded me of creative reuse spaces I've seen in Chicago, which makes sense because Rachel visited a similar concept there and brought the idea back to Columbus. That kind of cross-pollination of ideas seems to happen a lot here in Columbus -- people bringing inspiration from other cities or countries and building something new locally. Honestly? For some ideas, that's a trend worth keeping. Our class was intimate and hands-on. One of the instructors helped my friend finish a reversible bag project while I got practical help fixing a few wardrobe mishaps. First up: a cardigan I had just bought from the now-closed Pivot Boutique. Turns out it had a loose button and three small holes that no one noticed before I purchased it. The instructor showed me exactly how to mend them properly. Next up: hemming a pair of faux leather cargo pants from Naked Wardrobe. Their pieces are typically cut for someone around 5'9", which... is not my situation. Problem solved with a quick hem lesson. By the end of the session we walked away with: * new mending skills * a few good laughs * great conversation with the instructor * and a deeper appreciation for the mission behind Craft Raccoon The shop itself is still fairly new but already offers a wide range of classes -- things like: * circle skirts * aprons * quilted jackets * pajama pants * quilting projects YE Gurl Says: Craft Raccoon is part creative studio, part sustainability hub, and part community classroom. If you've ever wanted to learn how to mend, sew, or simply be less wasteful with your clothes, this is a great place to start. Sometimes the best fashion upgrade isn't buying something new -- it's learning how to fix what you already have.

Do you ever go somewhere and find that you can't stop telling people about it?…read more This is that place. When JoAnn closed (RIP), I figured I'd just buy crafting supplies online but it's been surprisingly difficult to find materials and even harder to buy them sight unseen. Craft Raccoon is like JoAnn's but better priced and you can actually feel good about shopping there because everything you buy is reused and saved from landing in a landfill. Plus, the owner of the store is so kind and helpful. I've learned a lot just through shopping there. But if you want to learn more, they also have really fun classes - like how to sew a fish bag or a class on spinning (i.e., turning wool into thread). Go check it out! You'll be glad you did!