Completely Quilted Bernina Sewing Center

Had a post war era Japanese made White Rotary with a Juki motor repaired by Kelly. Great job!!!! Thanks

We are full time RVers and make it a habit to check each new town we visit for quilt shops. I have to say this shop was quite the find! I enjoyed talking with Kelly and Olga. They were very friendly and helpful. I understand they are new owners and they are doing a great job. They have a good selection of fabrics (I found what I have been looking for in every shop since we left San Antonio!) and long arm services, as well as many of the other doodads us quilters like to browse through. Thanks for a pleasant experience - best of luck. Susan :)

We were at a local retreat when we decided to visit Completely Quilted. We met the new owner and his team. They provided great customer service while going above and beyond to satisfy our needs. I look forward to going back in June-July for Oklahoma Shop Hop

My guy inherited his mom’s old Montgomery Ward 1980 B sewing machine. She was I’m told quite the seamstress but the machine had just been sitting, never used for maybe 20 years! I took it to Completed Quilted and in a week for less than $100, the sewing machine was humming along again! They even sewed a little scrap of fabric to test it! Once I figured out to thread it, it’s seeing great and I think my guy’s mom would be cery gappy!

Loved the shop...very fun...loved the selection of fabrics...up to date fabrics...the owner who waited on us was so helpful and very gracious

I ordered a quilt kit that was supposed to be all Marcus fabrics solids,for Amish with a Twist 2 and they sent me whatever they had. Some were prints, some had a pattern to them and half of them were not even solids. Will never look like the quilt as it is supposed to be.

This shop is such a breath of fresh air in the quilting industry. We drove from Enid and I was so impressed with the very wide variety of fabrics that are strategically showcased in a reasonably sized footprint. I found so many modern fabric lines and prints that I would normally have to order online. The shop was neat, tidy, very clean, and well lit. I found so many fabrics that I loved and ended up buying because the prices are reasonable. I was also intrigued with the many notions, tools, and gadgets that would be very helpful in daily sewing. The ladies were very friendly and I loved that they spoke highly of other stores downtown. They also offer several upcoming classes and seminars that were geared towards the modern quilter. I’ll be visiting again, very soon!

Entering the shop as a quilter’s husband, I’m generally used to being almost “invisible” to quilt shop owners and staff. However, today was a totally different, positive experience. GREAT quilt shop!!! My wife went a good distance into the shop, while I wandered around nearer the front, where the new Bernini machines were displayed. The dark haired lady who was assisting another customer out the door with her new machine greeted me when she came back in and then said, “Will you be taking home a new machine today as well?” I shot back a quick retort, as I usually do, and she laughed. BUT, she peaked my interest since my wife’s current, older model Bernina has begun to uplift my wife’s spirits and creativity once more. With the shop’s current promotions and the possibility of trading in her older machine on a new one, the HUSBAND (me) is quite interested in the prospect of a new machine for my sweety. Paying Attention to WHOEVER is in the store, along with being a knowledgeable sales person, will quite likely have us drive the TWO HOURS from where we live, back to this wonderful, well stocked shop. (BTW, I am a 31 year high school art teacher, and we also have a male friend of the family who works at the Sewing Lab in Wichita, KS, TEACHING sewing. Please don’t ever assume guys aren’t artistic or that they don’t sew!)

As someone new to quilting it was nice to visit a shop that doesn't gatekeep quilting. Staff is friendly and inviting and seem eager to help. I look forward to visiting again!