Hooven Sewing Center is a wonderful place. Not only does it sell Baby Lock Sewing, Embroidery and Sergers Machines, Diane also carries a line of designer fabrics, thread, notions, software and accessories. Don't know how to sew? Join a sewing, embroidery or quilting class. If you buy a machine here, they teach you how to use it free of charge. The quilts hanging on the wall are gorgeous! Diane can quilt your project on her giant quilting machine. If your machine needs service, Butch Hooven can fix it. For me, Hooven's is more than a store. It is a social gathering of sewing enthusiasts where you can sit and sew, chat, and have lunch with ladies that share your love of sewing.

My previous review was 5 stars not 4 stars.

Hooven Sewing Machine CO is a 5-star excellent place. On every visit I saw customers treated well. The collective expertise and professionalism of Hooven covers every aspect of sewing. I had 3 sewing machines serviced. The flat fee service included 99% of parts and all labor necessary to make the sewing machine operational. One machine was a 1900's Commander that I took apart and could not remember how to reassemble. If you love to sew, embroider or craft, visit Hooven. The people at Hooven are honest, fair, professional, skillful and super nice. Check out their classes, machines, repair service and everything else. I purchased a 1913 Singer for $106 that included the $80 flat fee. If Hooven sells/services a machine, they warrant and support the purchase. Be reasonable and nice too. If you are in awe of this magnificant place, if you think that Hooven is an excellent company, and If you agree that they are personable and nice, write a review too. BG