Yeah . . . I'm in a…read moremood. All I need is some trim. For my Chanel-esque jacket that I'm having custom made for my birthday. And no one seems to be actual be open during the hours they say they are going to be open. Must I drive to 'the city' to get what I'm looking for????!!!! This is why ITP'ers make fun of OTP'ers and talk trash about us. I drove here on Sunday as well - and they had a paper sign on the door saying they were closed for Father's Day. I was actually already in the area (see Fabric & Fringe review) but this is actually the third time I've tried to visit this store since they've moved - and each time the store has been closed even though the hours posted on the door and vmail greeting would have you believe otherwise. Also - all the lights are on - they're tube fluorescent lights - but so what? Stop wasting energy people. ANd I'm going to stop wasting my energy driving to your store to try to give you business.

I have bought from Decorating Mart on a couple of occasions. They have a great selection of…read morefabrics, trim, and wallpaper at an extremely good price! The staff is always pleasant to deal with as well. Shirley is one of my favorite sales people there. She always has creative ideas. Their new space on Canton Rd. is laid out well and very bright, so you can see what you are buying. I would recommend this place to anybody who is looking to redecorate!

Used to visit often but moved away from the Atlanta area a couple years ago. I was in town…read morerecently and struggling with a knitting project. I dropped in and Deanne was so helpful- showed me a couple new techniques- did not know about barber cords but you should go there and get some for next time you need to slip stitches on scrap yarn or a stitch holder. Wish I could be there on a regular basis! Oh - great yarn selection too!

I've shopped here for 30 years and my grandmother before that. Always had great yarn and tools. I…read moregot back into crochet recently and visited the store. Love the new look and curated yarns. Still affordable but a great selection of fibers and ranges. Lots of folks of all ages gathering around the tables working on projects. It's great to see younger folks knitting and crocheting. Staff is super friendly and very helpful with product selection for my projects. Awesome asset for Toco Hill / North Druid area!!!!

We needed fabric to reupholster our dining room chairs and figure I would check this place out…read more There's ample of parking on the lot. They require you to wear masks and social distance. We were greeted immediately upon entry. We have no idea what we were looking for and everyone was so helpful. All the fabrics are arranged by color scheme. They have custom order fabric to the right and trims all the way to the left. Clearances are also to the left. They have so many choices and patterns. Everyone was nicely displayed. We picked out a few prints that we liked and asked if it would be good for upholstery. The gentleman that helped us was so patient and gave us his honest opinion. We were able to get some nice fabric on sale (which was additional 50% off). We will find another excuse to visit soon. Great customer service and awesome selection for everything you'll need.

This used to be such a staple. An Atlanta institution. I grew up with an interior designer mom so I…read morespent a lot of time here as a child (the old location). AS an adult I have spent far less time, but I recently moved out of state and we have nothing like this in my new area so I was looking forward to my stop here on a recent visit to collect swatches for the many projects I have planed for or new house. Wow is it different. First and most clearly it's a much smaller footprint. Many of the options have been reduced to sample books that you cannot take a sample of yourself to see in our space and lighting. How is this helpful? They used to have scissors, labels and pencils at every bay so that you could take distinctive notes for each sample you got. Not anymore. I had to take a photo of the swatch with label and sku and try to get a bit of the roll in to get a larger look at the sample. By the tome I got them all home I had no idea what each was or how to reference it. So the entire visit ended up was a wast of my time and energy and frankly, their resources. The samples are all precut (and tiny). So if you want a swatch f a print or embroidered material good luck getting a clear swatch with all the colors and/or details in it. They also were out of a lot of of the swatches. I mentioned they are precut now?...well if you are going to do that then you need to make sure that you are keeping them stocked regularly. I would say about half of what I wanted a swatch of, I had to walk to the front, ask a staff member to get up from her work, walk back with me and find what I was looking at, and cut me a swatch because they aren't checking it regularly. This is such a waste of my time and theirs (staff seemed to also be annoyed at this and my constant asking them to stop what they were doing to walk around the store to cut a single swatch) and never used to be an issue under the old system. They have also taken a huge portion of the space for cheep furniture. Think like Homegoods level stuff. Nothing special or particularly interesting. It is all very inexpensive (and it looks it-it all looked kind of junky) but like why? They significantly downgraded the footprint of the store and used a huge portion of the smaller space...for this? What is the purpose when you could use that space to being back some of the rolls of actual material? They did not have a lot of patterns & prints, embroidered materials, beaded fabrics, or anything really textural or interesting. They used to have so much diversity and what was there was mostly variations of plain textiles or really "southern" feeling prints...So it just lost a lot of what used to make this place so good. While chatting with staff I found out that the store was sold some years ago which seems to be the root of the issue. So if the owners or management see this, please for the love of all that is holy go back to the old systems because this isn't working. I can understand making changes and economizing but the way they have done this isn't positive, especially as your prices have gone way up and your offerings have deteriorated so dramatically. I was just window shopping (with the intent to place a large order for shipment) and if this is the new experience to get swatches to consider, I can't imagine the ordering process would be any less frustrating. It just making a much more frustrating experience for you customer. If I had never been here prior to this experience I wouldn't be returning. I hope it is a one off, but after seeing some other recent reviews, it seems to be the new normal. Shame on the new owners.

Adorable little spot in Chamblee. I was interested in taking a knitting class and was thrilled to…read morefind one nearby. I received the most beautiful email encouraging me to start this journey and assuring me I would have support all along the way. The teacher was so patient & kind. Can't wait til next class!

I'm sad to see this shop closed. They had fresh, craft-centric decor and a unique array of yarns…read moreand macrame cords in very nice, often understated shades. I loved that a big chunk of their fiber was plant based.

I was in such a bind as I thought I had taken my wool from home to finish a birthday project only…read moreto find that the wool I thought I had with me wasn't there. Fingerling wool is hard to find yet Emily Laine Yarn shop had it and it was close by. Not only that they had the color I needed. The prices were also very reasonable. Emily Laine I am grateful you were close to my location and had the colors I needed to finish the amigurumi lion for my grandchild at a reasonable cost. I also got introduced to the Painted Tree Boutique stores that I would never have known were there! Thank you for a great shopping experience!

Jen (owner) is an absolute delight! She is so warm and supportive and has always taken the time to…read moreanswer all my questions and has been such a help! The yarn selection in her shop is so luxurious and there is always more than plenty to choose from! I drive 25 minutes out of my way (despite another knit shop being within walking distance from my home) because Emily Laine Yarn shop has never made me feel like I am a nuisance or that they are so busy they can't even take the time to say hello. I have learned so much about knitting which has helped me grow and continue to make new projects that I enjoy so very much. Thank you Jen!

This is the best monogramming and embroidery service I have ever used! Rebekah, the owner, is…read moreprofessional, accommodating and very talented! She does commercial work as well as monogramming fun items for your clothing and home. I have had her do monogramming for my kids, digitizing items for my kids' athletic teams, and embroidery work for my home.

Amazing quality and extremely reasonable on pricing! I brought in three of my little ones blankets,…read moreincluding her hospital receiving blanket (so obviously near and dear to my heart) and they did a beautiful job! Will absolutely be back!

Went in on a Tuesday and was greeted warmly by Paige. She and I talked about what I envisioned and…read morefinalized my plan. Picked up on Thursday and I could not be more pleased. Color, placement and everything is perfect! I recommend them wholeheartedly!

I've been in this location at least 3 times. Once when they first moved from Woodstock to this…read morelocation. (I went into the Woodstock location once) I went in again around November of 2016 and just a couple of days ago. While I thought their items were pretty cute I didn't care for their service. The 3 times I was there not once did the sales girl ever greeted me or offer to help me. The first time I went in there the woman that worked there was helping another woman and then when she finished helping that woman out-she then went and greeted another woman that came in after me and asked if she could help her even though I know she saw me looking around the store. The second time I was there in Nov. the girl was reading a book behind the cash register the entire time I was there. So no I do not recommend this place nor would I spend my money here!

Unique clothing that falls within a tight budget…read more Finding unique clothes that fall into one's tight budget is no easy task, but at Honeybutter, it is possible. Honeybutter is a boutique that offers uniquely styled dressers, sweaters, shorts, blouses, and jewelry. The price is affordable and whenever I come in here, I can find something for work, an evening out, or a cocktail gathering. I can't say that about too many other boutiques in the Atlanta-area. Looking for me? You'll find me at a Honeybutter in your neighborhood (on PayDay, of course)