Very kind staff and a nice selection of quilting fabrics and supplies at reasonable prices…read more They even have NOLA themed mardigras fabrics.

I have now taken 3 classes at Chateau Sew, two with Laura, and one with Joelle. I was a complete…read morenovice at the start but they were patient and kind - helping me achieve my goals of making a quilt and a cat bed (aka a "Floor Poof). The fabric selection is out of this world cute. I love checking out their fat quarter bundles and imagining what my next project holds. I have been slowly but surely built up my stash. I guess you could say their enthusiasm as sewists is contagious. Sign up for the newsletter to get a look at the new classes and fabrics!

The owner was so incredibly helpful, this store is full of amazing fabrics sourced from all over…read morethe world! The quality is amazing and there are buttons and ribbons galore. Definitely will be back!

High end fabrics selection. Bought beautiful print velvet upholstery fabric…read more Gentleman manager was very helpful. Lots of options for special orders also. Nice location. Would return.

I love order and it is that Amazing very impressed Awesome…read morecollections great location

Awesome selection of beautiful fabrics, wonderful service, great location. Love this shop!read more

The prices are good and the stock is different than other places. Where they shine: high end…read morefabrics, appliqués, trims, boas, Mardi Gras picture frames, custom second line umbrellas, masks, friendly service. Good prices. The one downside is that the line in the fabric room can get long and it's first come first served, so when I just needed a roll of ribbon I had to stand behind 15 people who needed fabric cut. That was tedious. They don't have as many different throws as some of the other places, but this is a good place to come to fill in the gaps. Next year I'm going to really do up my Mardi Gras costume and I'm going to get some higher end fabric and this is where I'm coming!

This is the place to get some unique and fun crafts. I saw fabrics that would be fun for festivals…read moreand such, glitter galore, sequined & beaded embellishments for costumes or handmade throws, etc. There is also a big selection of Mardi gras throws to choose from.

The Pattern Collective is the only place I will order from. The service is outstanding. Samples,…read morequotes, directions for application, are all ultra fast, complete, and fairly priced. I first used an online avenue without success. Supporting a bricks and mortar store owned by a woman who attends to every detail makes the process as close to being there as possible (I live in Ohio). Both the fabrics and wallcoverings are custom selected to create an inventory that will save you time sorting through other vendors. The most stunning selection of hand selected possibilities awaits you! What a find!

From the owner: We specialize in unique, high quality wallcoverings and fabricsread more

Order placed for shopper ID 47504, about a month ago; received no response; please advise. Follow…read moreup made twice to no avail. Please check you records and advise. (for a large quantity of Madeira silk floss)

I had a wonderful experience with Donna at Baltazor Bridal Fabrics & Laces. I live in California…read moreand was looking for good quality Alencon lace for my custom wedding gown, but could not find any locally that was in my budget. My seamstress recommended Baltazor, and I'm glad she did. The lace just arrived today and it is absolutely gorgeous. The prices were the best I found anywhere, online or locally, for this kind of lace. Baltazor also has very reasonable shipping charges, and I was not charged extra for upgrading to express shipping and insurance! Donna provided excellent customer service and was very friendly. I highly recommend Baltazor for bridal lace.

Lots of options and good prices. They have everything you'll need for a costume. Location is ok,…read moresometimes it's hard to find parking. But it's worth the look.

Stopped in to this shop to kill some time and so glad I did. Loved the ambiance- there was a…read morecolorful assortment of photos of Mardi Gras Indians on the wall. #inspo!! The very friendly employee explained that the original owner made costumes for many years before she passed and the shop now continues in her memory. They sell fabric, appliqués and trims. The selection appears to be geared for people making Mardi Gras carnival costumes but I still found something I could use to make regular streetwear. Prices were reasonable, I got 4 yards of a specialty fabric for under $40. Not as wide a selection as Joanns of course but what it lacks in size it makes up for in character & niche materials. I recommend stopping by!

I've had machines serviced here for many year, and have always been very pleased with their…read moreservice. Last year, I bought a new Babylock serger from them, and again, the service was fabulous. Really good people.

As a frequent needle-crafter/fabric recycler and doll-maker - I was lucky that I thought to ask the…read moremanager over at JOANN's in Gretna, if they knew of a place where I might get my sewing machine serviced. She was quick to recommend ALL ABOUT SEWING. Things were just coming back after the months of COVID shutdowns, so I brought my beloved Singer Featherweight 221 (a legacy from dear departed mom, given to HER - as a wedding gift in 1946 (!) They said I'd have to wait a bit. It took awhile, but I must say the friendly service, the way I was kept informed of progress, and told what was needed (not much, it turned out) made it a pleasure. The skilled, savvy folks at ALL ABOUT SEWING, then were able to 'spiff up' my machine. It was well worth the wait. My machine looks good as new, and runs like silk. Huzzahs!

What a great idea!!!!…read more And to have it at this level where it is accessible not just to the students but also to the community, kudos to Chevron and all the folks that made this happen, yay yay yay. This is way cool because you can create anything that your heart so desires; there are size restrictions, but if you scale it down, it's doable. My first exposure to 3-D printing was when I was in Albuquerque New Mexico some years ago at a Yelp event; there was a 3-D printer and we made things. Now I am here in New Orleans and 3D printing is right at my fingertips. The instructor Sam was very patient and thorough. He explained everything on levels that anyone could even understand. And yes the class is necessary before you can operate the 3-D printer; makes total sense, whose gonna cut you loose with a $4000 piece of equipment all willy-nilly? That's right, $4K; I checked the prices. At any rate, I'm looking forward to using the 3-D printer. To be noted, there's a laser printing and some other printing devices as well. This is a great addition to the community I look forward to using it more often than not check it out for yourself.