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It would be a dream come true to be turned loose in there.

Oh, I wish I lived in the Portland area. I’d try to work there.

Thanks for coming out to Portland to see our warehouse! It is always nice to let folks get a peek behind the scenes.

Years ago when I had my Fabric Shop I came down and bought fabric from this company. I don’t remember it being this big. Now I’m into quilting.

I can't stop grinning! What fun that was! Thank you for the tour! Love behind the scenes videos!!!

All I can say is “wow”. Fantastic video. Thank you

😍that place is heaven!

Thanks for your tour. It is great to see a successful business led by a young woman. :-)

Wow this was wonderful, love to see the inside process. Thank you.

Omg this look like a heaven on earth to me 😍

Fabric heaven.

EESchenck/Maywood; Only the best!!!

This is Disneyland for me 😊

I'd be like a kid in a candy store!

I have never enjoyed a video so I munch. This was fascinating. Thank you.

This is great! I love this tour…so much fabric…so little time!

I cannot believe how much energy is put into MY making a quilt. Thank you for all the intricate details. Now maybe others will see this and show us what their companies companies have to go thru in order to keep their merchandise working and running with high efficiency. I so loved the video. Makes me wanna do a walk thru of the fabric ( just kidding), just seeing it was great and I'm sure a humongous project. Thank you.

what a great tour! thank you!

Thanks for the wonderful tour! Was so interesting to see the inner workings of how the products get to shops, then customers. Thanks Brody!

Let’s go! Field trip!,

Great video. Thanks 😊

This was a great tour behind the scenes. Thank you! I love that they have Quilts hanging in places to show what happens with their beautiful fabrics.

I love this video !!!

really enjoy the behind-the-scenes tours like this and Michael Miller Fabrics.

What a treat! Thanks for putting this video together ❤

Love this tour! I would love to be locked up in there through the holidays.

I’m a Kimberbella so I loved seeing this video of all the delicious fabrics! Thanks so very much!!

I found this fascinating. Many years ago, I worked in the fabric area of a dept store. That is a thing of the past but a time in my life that I treasure.

Thanks, Brody, I LOVE Maywood Studio fabric, starting with Jason Yenter's fabric and then more as I saw it.

I worked for a paper company for many years, and this is a similar setup and just as fascinating! I wanted to always bring different papers and envelopes home, but I'd be wanting to bring a lot more fabric home!

What a great view of the inner workings of a distributor. Thanks

This was quite interesting to watch …. I didn’t think I would be watching …so yeah …thank you for the show 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

What a wonderful tour, I just loved it, Thank you Brody...Good job...

Very enjoyable tour there, thank you for sharing, this place is like heaven to us who loved sewing.

Really interesting! Great tour!

Wow! That was so interesting.

This was fantastic!! Looking forward to more tours from other distributors.

Fascinating tour! What an impressive operation.

Great video Brody!!!

I have always wondered how this process goes. Thank you for sharing. Very informative. Deana Bailey from Virginia

So interesting and well presented.

I have a fabric addiction so I really enjoyed this video!!!

Thank you for the tour! Now we know!

Great video!!! Thank you!!!

WOW!!!! What an interesting video. Great to see the workings of a real fabric business. Would like to see more like this. Thank you.

Thanks for the tour. So many products.

Cotton grown and woven in America should be a priority. I encourage all makers to buy American made.

Loved seeing the warehouse! Thanks for the tour!!

Very clean facility 😊

Wow! What a great video. You did a great job Brody. Asked questions I wanted answered! 😁I wouldn't mind shopping there myself. that would be a great trip for me!

The churn dash on a dark background at 16:42 is so beautiful!

Woah, I live in Portland OR and didn't know this business was here (of course, I don't own a shop or I would have known, lol!). This was so interesting to see the process that gets the fabrics into quilters' hands! Thank you!

Totally cool tour... very interesting of how the product is prepared for shipping out. Sure is a LOT of fabric, batting, notions, etc. Can't even comprehend the numbers involved with keeping track of everything. Thanks for sharing. Blessings to y'all.

As a fabric store owner this is so cool, thank you!! I love buying from EE Shenck!

Fantastic video! Loved to see this process! ❤

Wow, that was fascinating and fun.

Amazing video ty Brody

This was so fascinating!!! Thanks for the tour!!

WOW! Sew much to see...

Love behind the scenes videos like this! Sew cool!!!

Fabulous

Thanks for the tour it was interesting 😊❤

Super video!

Not your Mamas Flower Garden! SO cool, I thought that was Kaffe! SO similar!

I watch another channel unbox eeschenck boxes with glee. What fun to come full circle.

This totally fascinates me!

Thanks for the tour! That was so interesting! I was lucky enough recently to find (second hand store) a 12 yard bolt, 118" of white 100% Cotton fabric from EE Schenck! I'm not sure what the original price was but I'm sure I got the best deal of the year for $24.00! 😁

Loved the tour! Thank you for sharing! 😍

Oh I need his tshirt and a website so I can look at all the goodies

Thanks for this video. So many great feels. I did geek out a little bit as 40 years ago I did all these warehouse and cutting tasks with microscope cover glass. Huge sheets of glass came in and tiny squares of glass went out to scientific companies.

I’d like some information on how to become a “sample” sewer/quilter for this company!!😊

Thank you so much for the warehouse tour; very interesting!!!

i used to sometimes work the "bolt machine" at a warehouse. getting things from the big roll to the bolts ... memories!

They are one of my distributors as well. I live in the Portland area! Love it!

Fascinating!

Enjoyed the tour.

I would died and gone to Heaven to be in that warehouse! OMG!!! I'll take a bolt of each please!!! LMAO!! When is the next "open to the public" event? I'm thinking there may be a road trip in my future!!

This is crazy funny. I’m in the live stream and wanting to bid but can’t even leave a comment! You are making me crazy. lol

That’s like visiting fabric candy land 😂 ❤❤❤

Thanks Brody. WOW.

PORTLAND!!!!! That is by me!!!

I am happy to see bolts wound at a slower pace, making the fabric stay straight

Wow!

Where are most fabrics made now? Are there any fabrics still made and printed here in America?

Great video. Does Maywood Studio donate the quilts after a pattern is discontinued or are no longer in demand by quilt shops? ❤

So many steps to get fabric to our stores!

Nice table!

Where did you get that t-shirt, "Sew Yeah"?

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I’ll take a fat quarter all! 😂

Awesome stuff! And I want to know where she got her dress!

Your warehouse looks like a sewers Mecca, a worthy pilgrimage, a “I’ve died and gone to fabric heaven”, trade you chocolate to take an in person tour. I dream in fabric, I bet every hard core quilter, taylor, seamstress does too over your warehouse. I’m sitting next to my sewing machine and watching your video, just saying…..

Can we buy from you direct?

Sew Yeah, I have a question. Normally fabric is bolted. I found a full roll of maywood studios cotton fabric. How much comes on a roll. I purchased that fabric for 20. I took 10 yards, my mom took 10 yards, 3 of my friends took 10 yards. Are there 50 yds on those rolls?

How much of that fabric is actually manufactured in the USA?

Can an individual person cut out the middle-man and buy direct from you ?

I’d like to live here please.

My room is new but don’t know the measurements. My table is 9 ft long by 5 ft wide. But the room is also the laundry room and pantry in one corner. BIG ROOM! But very little sew space.

Does anybody know what the pattern is for that first quilt that appeared in the video?