Hancock Fabrics

Every time I come here, it reminds me how the school system no longer teaches Home Education. I realize in this advance world of technology and non-​stop hustling, Home Ed is not a much needed course when compared to courses such as Economic 101 or Business Innovation. Instead of sewing your own clothes, you can simply drive to your nearest big chain superstore to purchase an article of clothing.
Why is this a great store? They have just about every type of fabric, buttons, zippers or ribbons you could possibly look for! They even have a large clearance selection of fabrics (linen, vinyl, faux leather, etc). There is also a section of yarns for crocheting and knitting.
They also have a large selection of patterns ranging from shirts to dresses to coats! Let your imagination run wild!!! Want to make your own pillow? They have it! Want to design your own fancy dress? They have you covered too! Want to know something even better? They offer classes!!! Yay! Apparently they have intermediate/​beginner level classes and a few advance classes.

Though the customer service certainly isn’t phenomenal and the bathrooms are atrocious, the fabric selection is nice and and their seasonal stuff is cute.

Not at shiny and dolled up as the newer fabric store in town but it has that neighborhood feel I go for. It’s full of deals and other craft locals. Pick their brain and exchange project ideas while you wait.