FABSCRAP Brooklyn Warehouse

Savannah Walters

Volunteered here (through eventbrite) and got 5 free pounds of fabric for it! Also picked up a few zippers and elastic at a discount. They have a ton of options for fabric, yarn, and any sewing accessory you could imagine. Workers and volunteers were sweet and helpful. I'll be doing this again

Meg Felling

YOU NEED AN APPOINTMENT TO SHOP! Not really a review, just a heads up! I went to shop not knowing I needed an appointment to shop, and then saw this on the door. I didn’t know this before hand cause I just looked at google. It wasn’t a big inconvenience cause I was just going there on a whim and I live close by. This info IS also on the site, just not on the homepage, you need to navigate to the Brooklyn location and then you can set up an appointment there.

David Rivera

Good random fabric finds in an out of the way part of Brooklyn.

Mirna Gonzalez

I don't like to write bad reviews... but I feel like I should speak about the inconvenience that happened to me. Every December the place I work for likes to donate fabric any fabric we haven't used throughout the year. We like to donate to local shops that accept it, nursing homes any places that could use fabric scraps / or fabric rolls. We had to much inventory in our shop and were in brooklyn that day we googled this place and seemed like a place we could DONATE our fabric rolls. I called and she said yes come in at this time... and we dropped it off and got billed a month later we got an invoice for $597.... ridiculous. I was never told about paying for a donation I never knew such thing existed to get billed after a donation and what makes it worse our intention was to do a good deed for the holidays. We have donated fabric to other places ( warehouses, nursing homes, goodwill stuff like that and have never got charged)... I guess we have no other choice but to pay for the donation we made, it's a burden but now we know to never donate from here.