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At JOANN, we’re creating a happy place — for our customers, and for one another. We are growing our people as we grow our company, creating new opportunities to stretch and shine. Rooted in Cleveland since 1943, we are now more than 870+ stores strong. We work together, embracing challenges and rewarding success, as we create a happy, handmade world. We’re crafters, yes – and we are also trend forecasters, store planners and caring helpers to all hearts, hands and minds. We’re a patchwork community of real people, stitched together by one common goal: inspire others who like to create with their hands, hearts and minds. What is your happy place? Come create it here!

Mood Fabrics is a leading fabric retailer serving designers, sewists, and creative professionals through both our retail stores and our online platform. Since opening our flagship location in New York City's Garment District in 1991, we have grown to multiple retail locations across the United States while also shipping fabrics and supplies to customers nationwide and around the world through our online store. Known as the fabric store featured on Project Runway, Mood Fabrics offers one of the industry's widest selections of premium fabrics sold by the yard, including silk, linen, cotton, lace, denim, chiffon, satin, crepe, brocades, and many more. We also carry an extensive assortment of trims, buttons, notions, and sewing supplies for apparel, home décor, and creative projects. Mood Fabrics is committed to providing exceptional quality, and outstanding service. Every day, we inspire fashion students, home sewists, emerging and established designers, costume professionals, DIY makers, and creators of all skill levels with the materials they need to bring their ideas to life.

Fabric.com is the world's leading online fabric store. Founded in 1993 as Phoenix Textiles Group, Inc. the company began as a wholesale distributor of apparel fabrics. Bridging into e-commerce in 1999, we began selling cut-yardage fabrics directly to customers and became known as Fabric.com. In 2008, the company became a subsidiary of Amazon.