Calico Country Sew & Vac 3401 Park Avenue, Paducah, KY 42001

"Great local quilt shop in Paducah, KY. They sell BabyLock and Bernina machines. They have a great selection of fabric, thread, patterns, rulers and all the best supplies! The owner and employees are very friendly, knowledgeable, and always super helpful. I’ve picked their brains many times and always gotten great project advice and tips and tricks. They have classes on sewing and embroidery that are always fun and informative plus a great classroom space. Always recommend this store and enjoy going there!"

"My wife is a quilter. We showed up at Calico Country Sew & Vac a little later than we had hoped after spending a day in downtown Paducah. Despite this, the folks working there were unbelievably nice and even stayed around a bit late to let my wife shop and answered all the questions she had. The place is an absolute gem. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but inside it has an amazing amount of fabric and patterns. And as we were leaving, they even gave us some dinner suggestions. I can't thank these folks enough. I would rate them 6 stars if I could!"

"Great place to purchase a sewing/embroidery machine. Knowledgeable and helpful owners and staff, and a good selection of fabrics and supplies. Check out the class they offer lots of fun!"

"I love this store! I own BabyLock machines and will never have anything else. They also sell Bernina machines. They have a good selection of fabric, thread and notions. From the owner on down, everyone is friendly and knowledgeable. They are always willing to help with any problems. Tina does an excellent job teaching you how to use your machine. They have classes on sewing and embroidery that are always fun and informative. I recommend buying from this store. If you have something else, sell it and buy a machine from Calico Country!"

"Not my favorite quilt shop,lady behind the desk was so loud on her phone cackling about how a restaurant was out of lettuce and she couldn't understand why they wouldn't go to kroger and pick some up during a lettuce shortage. Wouldn't have been an issue but she was SO loud and they don't play any music which makes it hard to drown out the cackle."