Fabricland Prince Albert

Everyone has a story. Every time you get creative, what you make is part of the story you are trying to tell. And Fabricland in Prince Albert has been helping sewists, designers, and crafters tell their story for years.

Fabricland’s story starts with their first store in Toronto in 1968. It was a small store carrying the most popular fabrics of the day, mainly crimplene knits.

By the 80s, Fabricland created a memorable jingle that stuck with you reminding you that they were there to help you with all your creative projects.

In the 90s, they introduced an exclusive drapery department in many stores… and 20 years later, their online store was created for all makers – especially those in more isolated areas.

So, why to people in Prince Albert keep coming back to Fabricland? Because engaging in creative projects and hobbies is good for you!

Creative activities are a wonderful outlet for stress. It can help you unwind from the pressures of daily life. And when you’re immersed in a project, you focus on the task at hand.

Being creative allows you to express yourself and Fabricland in Prince Albert has lots of ideas to help you in that department. They help you tap into your unique wants, needs, talents, skills, and abilities. And in the end, you accomplish something. And THAT boosts your self-esteem providing you with a sense of personal fulfillment.

By keeping busy with creative projects and hobbies, you can cultivate a more fulfilling and well-rounded life, fostering personal growth, joy, and a deeper connection with yourself and others.

Fabricland in Prince Albert plays an essential role in the lives of so many people in the community. Once upon a time and the 60’s and 70’s, sewing was one of the primary ways of getting new clothes. Then, sewing became a niche business for some. Today, the maker culture is alive and well at Fabricland in Prince Albert.

Whether you are creating beautiful things for self-expression, the sense of personal accomplishment, the creation of meaningful custom-made pieces, or the overall exercise of creativity and improving mental health. And Fabricland is proud to be part of all those communities.