I love Fabric World! I never know what I will find -- but when I need upholstery fabric for table…read moredrapes or pillow shams, this is THE place to go. The staff is super helpful, and of course the fabric is beyond affordable -- usually $4 a yard or less. Last week I saw 54" wide rolls of block-printed African prints that would have cost oodles in a higher-end store. For $5 a yard. This is the place to go if you are willing to hunt, and if you don't confuse bare-bones displays for a lack of quality. There is always something different, as well, but make sure that you get enough of what you need, because most of the rolls are discontinued / remnants, and you likely won't find that roll again. Fabric World used to have more apparel fabrics, jumbled onto huge tables. During the first year of the pandemic I picked up serious quality cotton - -Robert Kaufmann -- for $3/yard. They aren't carrying the quilting cotton remnants any longer, unfortunately, and the cotton on bolts doesn't feel nearly as high quality. It's also oriented more towards kids' prints. If you are making clothes for rapidly growing kids, though, it's exactly what you'd need! There are a few tables of apparel fabrics left. I've gotten quality linen there, though the bulk is rayon / polyester / viscose / stretch fabrics. If you love fabrics and want to hunt ... this is your place! (Not to mention easy-peasy parking.)

I absolutely recommend this fabric store. They mostly have upholstery fabric, in all colors and…read moredesigns ranging from classic bowl prints to Afrocentric prints and classic contemporary prints. If you're into reupholstering, making curtains, or making throw pillows or even a DIY'er you would certainly love Fabric World. Today's price was $3. per yard and the choices were above and beyond fantastic. The young lady who helped me (Kimberly) was amazing and extremely helpful. I will be certainly coming back to get my fabric from the store. One of Georgia's hidden treasures.

While I have not had the chance to shop in person, the etst store is amazing with a variety of…read morefabrics. The shipping was super fast!

Tess World Designs is a new shop in Decatur dedicated to African fabric and accessories. Due to…read moretheir success on Etsy, they recently made the leap to brick and mortar. They're located in the downtown shopping district, about a five minute walk from the Decatur MARTA Station. The bold patterns and pops of color in the window caught my eye as I was driving down E. Ponce de Leon. I circled back, parked on the street and went inside to explore. They have a variety of merchandise: African print fabrics Masks and wood pieces Woven bowls Jewelry Purses, backpacks and sandals Wraps and scarves Kente and Greek graduation stoles A few racks are filled with ready-made men's and women's clothing but fabric is really their forte. Hundreds of beautiful swatches line the walls. Most prints are $7 a yard but the silks go for $12.50 a yard. Since I haven't ticked "learn to sew" off my bucket list yet, I felt in over my head looking at all that cloth. Fortunately, they have contact info for seamstresses so once I have a pattern I can choose the fabric and get something made. It might make sense for them to sell patterns but since they don't I'll need to find one elsewhere. Anyway, I left with a cowrie shell necklace for the boy and two pieces of jewelry for myself. I loved several of their fabrics and hope to be back for one soon. Tess World Designs is a great addition to the Decatur shopping district.

They had a lot of fabric, but with all that fabric, they didn't have a good jersey selection.read more

So many choices! Seriously, if you are looking for any kind of specialty fabric or just plain…read morequilting cotton, they probably have it. The staff is very helpful. I found a bolt with less yardage than I needed, and she volunteered to send someone to the back to hunt for another bolt. Prices seem reasonable and selection is huge. Lots of bridal fabrics, lots of glittery skater costume type fabrics, linen, wool, and oodles of trims.

Great products. Reasonable prices. The only issue I had with this establishment was that I came in…read morefor two things and ended up spending over $200.

I was absolutely disgusted with the customer service very dry and not welcoming at all. I have been…read morehere plenty of times an shop and that is the only reason I spent over 700 dollars today. I'm sorry but the ppl that was in there do not need to work there.

Fantastic upholsterer - and worth the drive from wherever you are in Atlanta! Eddie is very…read moreprofessional, and just look at the excellent job they did with my mid-mod chairs! Quick too!

Eddie and his folks at Buckhead Upholstery are excellent! We got a very large sectional sofa…read morecompletely reupholstered in leather and it came out looking amazing, as did six dining chairs (pics attached). The workmanship is great and the prices are reasonable, and Eddie himself is very easy to work with and straightforward. We are very happy and will do more in the future and also recommend them to others

Wow! You would not believe me if I said I've never had someone so honest and professional take care…read moreof my needs. I manage a lounge and their was an incident where coal burned our velvet seats. He came within a week and fixed the entire velvet sofa. He took his time, was very friendly, and professional. He has done a lot of professional work and it shows. I would recommend him to anyone and I can't wait to use him before.

Jonathan is very good at what he does. Honest. Reasonable. And my sofa looks great! I highly…read morerecommend him.

Century Upholstery recovered two swivel rockers for me, and the chairs look perfect! My fabric had…read morea textured design and the pattern lined up perfectly with the tufts in the chair. They picked up and delivered the chairs without any issues. Their pricing was reasonable compared to other quotes I received, and I do highly recommend them.

I am a designer and hired Century to do several pieces for my clients. The day before installation,…read morethey informed me nothing was ready -- forcing me to cancel my entire install and multiple other teams at a cost of $1,300. Asking for more time is one thing, but failing to communicate is another. When the pieces finally arrived, the workmanship was sloppy and I was mortified that these were the pieces delivered to my clients. They failed to follow instructions in my emails which specified trim spacing. They ruined thousands of dollars of fabric and trim. Rather than apologizing or offering to fix the issues, the manager became aggressive -- shouted profanity at me during the meeting I arranged in hopes we could find a solution. I left feeling unsafe. Their delivery crew scratched my client's floors and door when they picked up the pieces and when they returned them. Unprofessional, careless, and unwilling to stand behind their work. I still cannot believe they delivered products that look this terrible.

What a quaint and fabulous store we stumbled upon! My husband spotted it while we were driving and,…read moreknowing the die-hard crafter that I am, asked if I wanted to stop. At first I resisted the urge... and then I crumbled. LOL. I could stay in this store all day. It was a shared store space with The Book Bird. I love books too. The place was cozy and a crafter's delight. I knit and embroider so I was in heaven. The price of the yarn was a I expected as they are a level up from your commercial store bought yarn. I did walk away with a large embroidery hoop I've been wanting to buy and was pleased at the cost. I will definitely be back!

Part bookstore, part yarn shop, with a small vintage shop on the side…read more They don't have a lot of yarn but the stuff they have is natural fibers and often hand spun. They support crochet, Tunisian crochet, and knitting. They have classes and the person working there was friendly and knowledgeable. Prices were a bit high but reasonable given the quality of the goods offered and the fact that, as a crocheted, I felt welcome. I'm 54 and have been crocheting and knitting since childhood. This is the first time I've ever felt welcome in a local yarn store as someone who prefer crochets.

I placed a 19 yard fabric order on December 3, 2024. The charge was a bit over $1500). I received…read morean email confirmation for the order as well as a charge on my AMEX card. The following day I had a question about the order and emailed customer service as well as making numerous calls per day over numerous days - leaving voicemails with no response. This morning I went online and the business is listed as "temporarily closed".... I still have a $1500 charge on my credit card. If the business is "temporarily closing" then there shouldn't be any charges and the customer should be contacted. Even better the website should not permit online orders. This business is unethical.

I came across William, by accident. What a find! He does excellent (really excellent) work at a…read morevery fair price. I will recommend him to all of my friends who need custom drapes.

Cashiers must be expensive because this company, despite all the skip scan articles, has gone all…read morein on Self Check Out. And it's not very intuitive. Most checkouts you can enter your loyalty number and start scanning. I feel tech-savvy but the self-checkout was just confusing. It's not clear which ones are open. You can't see the checkout situation until you're next in line to checkout. At one point the lone cashier started scolding the CUSTOMERS for not using self-checkout and told US the line was so long it didn't make sense and WE had to do something about it. Excuse me? I don't work here, find someone who DOES to do something about this long line. How about order online and have it delivered? Or better yet... just order from anywhere online.

Okay, maybe my review is a little biased because I don't know of many other home goods craft stores…read morequite like Michaels -- but I just can't get past some of these prices. $80 for a reef ornament? If it were handmade, I could understand, but for a plastic one? That's a hard pass. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Everything from candles to basic stationery items you could grab at Walmart is marked up to a level that feels unnecessary. Now, to be fair, they do have some great sales -- and when I say great, I mean really great. But you shouldn't have to wait for a sale just to feel like you're not paying an arm and a leg for a craft project. On the plus side, the staff is friendly and helpful. They have the kind of customer service I appreciate -- where someone actually walks you to what you're looking for instead of just pointing in a general direction and disappearing. That said, the front desk and self-checkout area are another story. I stood at the self-checkout for a solid five minutes waiting for anyone to come by and help with a screen issue so I could remove an item. No one ever came, so I eventually gave up and checked out at another register. Overall, it's a nice store with good selection and solid staff, but I'll be honest -- next time I come, I'll be coming for the sales, not the sticker prices. It's way too easy to walk out broke after buying just a few things.