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.

Great service and sewing machine classes!!!…read more Robert services my modern Juki's and fully mechanical vintage machines. I got very rare vintage mechanical parts from Little Irene's shop as well. I could not find these parts anywhere online and am very happy to have these vintage pieces now. Mechanical vintage machines are not too popular nowadays so it's hard to find a shop who has parts and knowledge. Little Irene's has plenty of knowledge and parts! Manual operations on fully mechanical vintage sewing machines saves me lots of time and money from changing out broken needles to perform sewing on heavy material without needing to get an industrial machine, for which I have no space.. And let's not even mention weeks long power outage during hurricane season, when mechanical machines come in so handy. I am happy Little Irene's restored these machines and keeps them in service. Definitely, this is the most reliable and resourceful sewing machine shop!!!

my name is Jason Brown and I am the lead wardrobe for one of the largest Christmas shows in the…read morenation. Bob has been our sewing machine repair man for the last three year, and we could not be happier with his performance. Bob is extremely knowledgeable and an amazing technician. Right now he's the only person I trust to maintain our machines. I highly recommend him for all your repair needs.

Was walking by while on our way to target and saw some Christmas items with 70% off tags. Ended up…read moregoing in and purchasing some stuff. Not much selection but that's fair considering when Christmas was. Store was still lacking in other product down other aisles that weren't Christmas. Not much selection on shadow boxes that we could see. Fairly clean store and friendly cashier.

Always great customer service. The people that work there are great. And always helpful. Great…read morestore always clean and new merchandise.

First time in this specific Hobby Lobby and it did not disappoint. Came here looking for a specific…read moreitem and of course left with several other items, many of which were "on sale" as the usual M.O. We were impressed with, as usual, with the wide quantity / variety of items for sale, as well as the quality of most items. Many items were of good value, albeit some seemed overpriced and made you scratch your head. The staff we interacted with, especially the cashier, were amicable with great attitudes. What we both liked was that this store in particular did not feel overly crowded, albeit there were plenty of customers shopping; and the two open checkouts (manned by REAL human beings) were efficient. By far the best Hobby Lobby experience we've had.

I find this store one of the best in being organized, and with great customer service. I also love…read morethe fact it respects Sundays as a family day of reverence. I shop here all the time.

Wandering around a store like Michael's is a dream for a creative minded person (like me). I often…read moreforget there's a Michael's in South Lakeland which I will not do anymore. This store is surprisingly nice- it's well stocked and very clean. I have been to other Michael's locations that have definitely not been this way. I do wish some of their home and holiday stuff was a bit lower priced, but I do think overall a lot of their pricing isn't too crazy. As a whole I'd say they're a lot more reasonable than Hobby Lobby. I also like that even though it's the same type of craft store as Hobby Lobby they still sell noticeably different items, whether it's decor, art materials or other. Even if you didn't buy anything, walking around the store is a great way to get inspiration for how to decorate or DIY projects to do. They also have super good post-holiday sales and other sales if you're patient enough and keep and eye out. That's when you can get really great deals. I'm pretty impressed with this Michaels and glad it's in my area!

My first visit was not good and I will not be back - to begin with, it's a self checkout only. I…read morelearned that the registers are not programmed for the sale items - the store clerk standing behind and observing, was questioned about the item not ringing up the sale price - he stressed all items are on sale, except what I was purchasing, never mind what the posted sign stated - manager was called over and verified it was on sale and had the clerk corrected the price rung up at the register - buyers be aware

Such a great selection of frames. I was able to pick one that perfectly matched my print and I went…read moreahead and got the museum glass which was totally worth it! Ambra and her team are fantastic and they really do some beautiful work.

I had a small item famed for a colleague. The framing looked professional, just as I asked. Well…read morepriced and completed on time. Thank you.

Such a cute, fun place! I've been to places similar to this before but I love how cozy this one…read morefeels. The pottery pieces are probably standard for what most places would charge. Each has the prices labeled on the bottom. You choose one, take a seat, choose your paints, and then spend several hours absorbed into art! It takes awhile because you have to do multiple layers of paint to make the colors show up properly. This place is neat because it's connected to a little cafe. They have an iPad at the connecting doorway so you can order drinks or snacks delivered while you work. We didn't know about that so we didn't do much with it this time but we definitely would in the future!

Come to PicassoZ to channel your inner picasso! (or Van Gogh, as is my preference)…read more Pottery painting is a really enjoyable activity that's pretty appropriate for most ages. I've even seen parents come in, paint their kids' hand and then print it on the ceramic which is a super cute idea. There are so many pottery varieties to choose from you need like 5-10 minutes just to walk around and gauge options. The prices should be written on the bottom of each piece. It's not cheap to go to any pottery painting place so keep that in mind- once you pick out the piece and paint it how you want, they glaze and fire it for you so you're paying for the whole service beyond just painting. You can also create a mosaic which is a fun change up if you don't want to paint- it's also much more forgiving if art isn't a higher up skill of yours. They give you instructions to take home on how to apply the grout too which is helpful. The workers have always been really nice. They now have an upstairs area too, so even if it seems busy in the main part there's other space. And, they share a building with Tea Largo so many people get an açaí bowl or boba to enjoy while they paint. I like to stop at Pour Bear Coffee for some caffeine to bring along. PicassoZ really is as fun as its name- it's colorful and good and inviting, and seeing the finishing product of your ceramic may be the best part!