The Stitchin’ Post

Specialties

The Stitchin’ Post is a one-​stop-​shop for all of your fabric needs, from quilts, basket garters and table runners to napkins, lamp shades and placemats. We offer an extensive selection of affordable fabric, with over 150 patterns available online and over 1,600 patterns in-​store. Our stock is regularly updated, so we always have something new to browse. Whether you are looking for a reliable fabric source for your own projects or you want a place to find unique, handcrafted gifts, The Stitchin’ Post is the perfect option.

The Stitchin’ Post carries a variety of finished items including designer quilts, basket garters, table linens, napkins, placemats, appliance covers, towels, aprons, tea cozies and more. In addition to these handcrafted products, we also offer an amazing selection of fabrics by the yard, half yard and fat quarters. If you can’t make it into the store, don’t worry — our Etsy shop offers a great selection and we can ship all over the world!

History

Established in 1999.

For over a decade, The Stitchin’ Post has served as the go-​to place for anything fabric-​related. We started out as a small cottage industry, and now have a storefront business that has been open since 2009. The Stitchin’ Post expanded online in August 2012 with the opening of our Etsy store, and we are excited to be able to ship our fabrics across the globe. With extensive experience in the fabric industry, including countless craft shows, we love helping our customers select the best fabrics for their own projects. Whether you are a regular customer that continues using our fabrics or a new face looking for a great fabric resource, we appreciate that you choose to support small business and will go out of our way to make sure your experience is enjoyable.

Meet the Business Owner

Grover P.

Business Owner

Grover’s wife, Joan, has been hopelessly addicted to fabric since she was very young. Fabric scraps were some of her earliest toys, and she remembers standing at her mother’s side collecting scraps from the latest project she was working on. She was excited to start her own creations, and was fascinated by the color, texture and pliability of different fabrics. She later ended up working in the garment industry, where she became determined to learn as much as she could about the vast areas of work with fabric. For years, she made most of the clothing for her family, including her husband’s suits. She finally decided to blend her fascination with fabric, her experience within the industry and her strong work ethic to open The Stitchin’ Post.