I came in the week before xmas. I showed owner the tshirt quilt I wanted quilted. She said oh you…read moredon't want it by xmas do you, I said "no I need it by friday" (it was Tuesday). She said "talk to my grandmother ". Miss DeeDee was incredible. The other side of my fabric needed to b cut n stitched together. She said " don't leave I'll cut it for you use my machine to sew it. And she had it done by Friday. I was soooo happy. My nephew got his quilt by xmas in Georgia. This place is awsome.

The one time we visited we thought the store was well arranged and eclectic but the help was not…read morevery friendly !!! Hope they lightened up a bit...ha ha.

Nasir is the best at helping you find what you need or more importantly want. He is also great at…read moremaking suggestions if you're unsure which selection will work best with your design.

I stopped by before heading to the airport. Hoping it was worth it for the Uber detour. I had a…read morewhirlwind personalized tour of one of a kind fabrics for garment making and in one hour I was on my way to the airport with a carry on full of Italian wovens and a big smile on my face. I hope to come back sometime and spend a few hours!

This place is so cute with the most friendly staff members! They always fun specials for each week…read moreand love when you just come in and say hi! Always willing to go the extra mile to help pick out fabric for you! Glad I found this hidden gem in Lakeland!

Great store, wonderful selection of fabrics and well organized! Recommend for any sewer, quilter…read moreor crafters.

When Joann's closed I felt sad. I love to look at, and feel the fabrics. This is a delightful…read moreplace to search for the supplies for my next sewing project. Staff and owner were welcoming and helpful. It makes me happy to have them within a half hour of home. The fabric choices are abundant and the prices are similar to other fabric stores. I hope Santa brings me several gift certificates for Pam's Fabric Nook.

I agree with the bad reviews. Pam is condescending and rude. She would change you for air if it was…read morepossible. She is mean spirited and talks badly about her staff and customers.I have met approximately 30 people that feel the same way, unfortunately she doesn't have any competition in the area. I will drive to west palm before I will set foot in her store and I live 5 miles from her store. The last review I posted she had it taken down.

Extremely helpful selecting well priced fabrics in stock. Work was completed on time. Drapes and…read morevalences to cover ugly roller shades look fantastic. installation was excellent. definitely recommend this store.

Exceptional quality workmanship, efficient and timely completion‼. Julie and team at Fabric & Trim…read morere-fashioned ill-fitting cushions at our clubhouse in Naples delivered amazing results on our project. They exceeded all expectations! This business has a proven legacy of excellence over the years, and they continue to set new and higher standards. Recommend most highly!

Great, I enjoy my time with Fernando. He knows what he is doing. Most of all he is a good guy.read more

The cushions for my indoor/outdoor door sofas and chairs were perfectly recovered with the fabric…read morethat I selected from the store. The cushions included the recovering of the buttons and piping on the edges. They looked brand new. Work was done on schedule. Highly recommend this shop for recovering due to color fading, stains, etc.

I wandered into this creative co-op during the Caladium Festival and I was impressed by the…read moreartistic talent that was showcased. The Caladium Arts and Crafts Co-Op is a non profit that was created in 1992 by three Lake Placid Artists: Carol Mills, Harriet Porter, and Suellen Robinson. The ladies wanted to create a place for local artists and crafters to display and market their creations to the public. The store is like Etsy shop that you can walk around in person. Artists join the co-op so they can sell their creations. There are approximately 50 artists selling painted furniture, crochet blankets, tote bags, wreaths, trinket boxes, tea towels, note cards, jewelry, aprons, glasses, holiday decorations, faux floral arrangements, Christmas ornaments, art work for the wall, and more. I especially loved the delicate caladium earrings which were perfect for the festival. Everyone who was working was so kind and warm to me and the prices were more than fair for such skilled handiwork in the mediums of wood, textiles, glass, canvas, and metal. In addition to selling the work of artists, the co-op also has a room in the back that offers a variety of classes. You can view the current offerings on Facebook. A recent project was a rope bowl. If I lived locally I would be a regular visitor to this inspirational and welcoming space.

They have unique merchandise and there is always something new and all by local artists. Even my…read morehusband likes to go there!