Our first visit to 5 Little Monkeys Quilt and Sew was during 2019's Carolina Shop Hop event. The…read morestore is bright and full of a wonderful selection of all types of fabrics...and notions, and supplies, and kits and all the things that bring joy to quilters. The staff is vivacious and warm and make you feel right at home the minute you enter. There was a ferocious guard dog who slept through our visit and occasionally opened an eye to see who might have slipped in during his slumber. No threat at all. The only reason I only gave four stars is because I didn't actually make a purchase and wasn't actively looking for anything in particular. Weaverville is a long way from my stomping grounds but if I'm ever in the area again, I will make sure I allot enough time to check in and browse.

Exquisite taste in matching patterns and designs in quilts. Quality unparalleled. Precision and…read morework well with beginners :) Angelina McCurry

They did a super job on my chair cushions!! Very quick and great customer service!! Pricing very…read morereasonable

Excellent customer service! They don't carry everything but have a good mix of fabrics! I will…read moredefinitely be a regular customer!

Normally, when I get dragged to a fabric or crafting store by my Wife of the 1000 Projects, it's…read moreabsolute torture. While I can't say that my visit to Asheville Cotton was the most fun I've ever had, I was just blown away by the sheer variety of fabrics they had. There are around a dozen tightly-packed aisles, each one with shelves simply jam-packed with different varieties of fabrics, all with different prints. I imagine it would be a quilter's dream. I've got no occasion to be inspecting or looking for fabric of any sort, but I still found myself ooh-ing and aah-ing at the sheer variety offered here. They also sell sewing and embroidery machines. I knew they could be expensive, but did you know that a full-featured sewing and embroidery machine for home use can run $12,000? Neither did I. The employees were very kind and helpful, and let you go about your browsing without tapping you on the shoulder every three minutes to ask if you need help finding something. Unfortunately I can't comment on the relative value of the place, as I have no frame of reference for what fabrics can or should cost. There were also a bunch of awesome quilts hanging around the place, which were part of a voting contest that we got to weigh in on as we checked out. They were taking votes for overall winner, as well as a subset of five quilts made by first-time quilters going for a type of "Rookie" award. It was a fun little way to finish up a shopping excursion I was dreading, but ended up secretly enjoying.

They've got tons of fabric but not a lot in the way of patterns. I'm old enough to remember when…read morequilt shops had patterns to inspire you. Not so much anymore anywhere.

Love love love The Bee! Their service is great. They have great classes. The inventory is amazing…read more Just sad it's so far from me.

The best service. I bought 2 sewing. Machines from them. One for me and one for my daughter. We…read moreboth LOVE THEM. PFAFF is a great machine No trouble. We had them about 6months. Thank you SEWING BEE. Randal

Went there in January on a Friday morning. Even though the store hours said they would be open,…read morethey were closed

This is an amazing shop with an amazing vision. I will always treasure meeting the owner. I'm a…read morerookie quilter. I learned more about quilting (and life) here. Please stop there if you get a chance