Frank's Bargain Center

"LOVE THIS PKACE!!!! Omg I’ll very much so be back . Such and awesome place if you do a lot of sewing or crafting based things"

"Take 100 old ladies' attics and basements, clean out all the crafts supplies, and roughly organize them by type in a maze-like warehouse. That's Frank's Bargain Center, a place where 50 year old jeans patches meet fake flowers sized from a pinky nail to a fist. Zippers in every color and size, bins full of every kind of button, tassels and ribbons to spare, fabric left-overs from several decades, and sewing patterns to dress your kids in the latest 1995 fashions. I asked about quilt finishing and the guy at the front (presumably Frank) said that he didn't do them there, but proceeded to rattle off from memory a who's-who of Southern Vermont and New Hampshire quilt finishers, present and recently deceased. A sign in the window says they fix sewing machines, and if you're into sewing or quilting you'll probably find something you could use in a future project. But the delightful bizarreness of the selection itself is worth a look, even if you never choose to come back a second time."

"It's a real benefit to have this store in our community, especially for those who sew lots and it's an extra bonus to have a store owner with decades of experience in the textile industry."

"Really great store w/ a huge variety. It's a very tactile experience. If you feel like you need to be waited on the moment you walk in the door, it might not be for you."

"An absolute gem tucked away in beautiful New Hampshire. This place has fabric and accessories from floor to ceiling. Looking for that particular pattern from way back when? Check here. You can spend hours here and get lost in the 100s rolls of fabrics. The owner is great and only adds to the charm and greatness of this independent fabric store. He is incredibly knowledgeable about what's going on in the fabric world and is happy to chat. This place is worth the drive."