I had a funky problem. One of my aftermarket wheels on my Mustang would no longer accept the lug…read morewrench that I had been using for years. Don't ask me how or why this happened! Anyway, I got a flat and could not change the tire. I went to three auto parts places and bought the size (thin-walled socket) that would fit in there. None of them worked!! A friend suggested Repurpose/Reuse spot. I went in there, and explained it to the attendant. He found a box of mismatched sockets, and I bought two of them FOR A DOLLAR EACH!! It worked!! I was so happy!! Next time I am coming here first!! I also want to go back and check out their tools and other stuff that I did not have time to look at!

Place is awesome for diggers! Art and crafts enthusiasts paradise. Can spend the whole day…read morethere. Support this great place.

From outside to store seems really little. However, when you come inside, it goes back pretty far…read moreand they have a huge selection of sewing supplies from fabrics to threads. They even offer classes here which I'm definitely going to look into. I'm new to sewing so I can't say much about the value of the fabrics, but they seem to have a variety of prices. All of the employees that I interacted with were very friendly and explained what fabric I was getting. I even asked them for some tips and they were happy to help. I was told they also do a sale on the 4th of July so I may make a stop here to get some more fabric. Overall, if you're new to sewing or have been sewing for a while (and you haven't checked his place out), I would definitely recommend going.

Unsure where to begin. My artist daughter was visiting, so took the long drive to visit the store…read more The parking lot is 1. dangerous, 2. hard to find the first time *especially in high traffic times, which is when we showed up. Our experience was a mixed bag. No greetings. No introductions. I was there for a sewing machine as mine ended up in storage in another state. Finally found a clerk willing to help me out, did the paperwork and actually was rejected for the payment plan. Zero redirect to the reconditioned machines as a possibility, which my daughter had found when we split up. *I only mention the rejection because we left, went to another store who used the exact same company for payment plans and was approved in minutes & walked out with what could easily be described as a higher value machine (&yes, price) in no time. Back to this store. I have no idea the organization of this store. I'm more of a clothes maker than quilting, but really only found formal wear materials and some others. Also buttons, but kinda sparse selections. I usually sew church clothes & work clothes but also other random items like pj's. All that to say, it didn't come across as a fabric store where a variety of styles are supported. I was persona non grata after my "denial" so the items I was purchasing outright got put back. I didn't have the plague & I had cash. Just not $3k+ in cash. Unsure how the business stays afloat as this is not a way to attract repeat business. My daughter saw how I was ignored and put her items back as well. Question for the owner. Is this a common style of customer service that you want to present? Why did the other shop offer a payment plan with the exact same company for a higher priced item than your store did?

They always have the painting supplies that I need. Also, reasonable prices with coupons with…read moreloyalty rewards.

I wanted to leave this as a comment for customer service at Michael's-at-large, but they don't seem…read moreto have a place on their site to do that. So here it is. So, the last time I ordered stuff from this Michael's, they didnt put everything I got with my order, and also included stuff I didn't order (wtf?). I decide to go in-person. Michael's has decided to go the way of stores like Winn-Dixie and Wal-Mart. They'v fired most of the employees. The employees that do work there are underqualified and cannot answer questions adequately, and simply- there are not enough employees working at the store period. I think there was one guy there manning the four front registers. No one actually seen working today in any other department. The four aforementioned registers are now touch screen computers- which are not-at-all intuitive. They begin by asking you numerous annoying questions about giving up your personal information so the company can pester and track you. Then, you notice in horror there is a camera now zeroed in on your face the entire time you are checking out, which is dystopian and makes you feel claustrophobic. It made me feel like the store thinks of me as a criminal. Finally, it was really tough to figure out where to pay- like three different places in the pay area looked like they could have been where you put your card. The whole thing was extremely tedious, depressing and invasive.. as well as deeply dehumanizing. Also whatever happened to customer service- oh wait, it was only ever all about getting our money. I won't be back to Michael's.

Great little store. The ladies are always very helpful. The lady that does upholstery is fantastic…read moreand very reasonable.

I'm from out of town. I visit this store when I am in town. Lovely show and extremely nice owner…read more Very helpful and knowledgeable. I highly recommend.

Limited stock and employees "too busy" to give much help. Work is funneled to a family member.read more

Was brought here by a friend. I am so glad she brought me. Having moved here from the other side of…read morethe country (where they have an entire downtown city area of fabric) I had been looking for new places to find fabric. Love this little place. Good selection in a small space, and reasonable prices. Good selection of trims too. Will definitely be back!

If you're on the fence about a machine, or don't know which one would best suit you, look no…read morefurther than Cut Up and Sew. You will get the absolute best recommendation, zero pressure, and world class customer service rarely seen today. Josh hit the nail on the head when he suggested Bernina's 735 Pro. It is such a perfect fit it's as if it were built just for me. I love absolutely everything about it and am grateful for the myriad of features that add to my creative pleasure. Also, Cut Up and Sew is home the very best sewing machine guru on the planet, so if you're not ready to buy and your cranky old machine needs TLC it will be in the very best hands. Sincerely, A very HaPpY Customer

The staff at both shops are exceptionally talented employees! Always friendly and helpful. Each…read moreshop offers a wide variety of threads, materials, fabrics, and machines. Classes are offered at each shop for any interest.

I absolutely love this quilt shop! I'm a Baby Lock Owner and recently purchased the Presto II for…read morequilt block piecing due to the fact that my Altair was dropped off for maintenance and cleaning. i am absolutely thrilled, pleased, and 1000% satisfied with my Presto II purchase. They are the go-to place for machine service, fabric selection, NOTIONS NOTIONS NOTIONS and the classes. they offer classes on weekends for those of us that work Monday through Friday! They not only provide world class customer service, they truly love what they do and are so joyful and encouraging. They are expanding their showroom floor to offer even more fabric and classes. This is THE QUILT SHOP Jacksonville! I cannot recommend them enough. From novice to expert, the Calico Station Family has a wide umbrella to support us all! Happy Stitching!!

I just received my first quilt that I ever did professionally quilted by Calico and they did a…read morefabulous job. It turned out absolutely beautiful and I love shopping here and dealing with these wonderful ladies. would highly recommend this store to anyone in the area.

I'd recently moved into the area and needed to find a new 'neighborhood' quilt store. I found this…read moregem when I took a different route home from work. From day one, the owner and staff were welcoming and friendly. Gorgeous quality and selection of heirloom fabrics, excellent selection of threads and patterns, and tons of accessories for your machine. One day while waiting to have my fabric cut, Phil caught me eyeing a Juki. I wasn't looking for a new machine at the time, but he offered a demonstration including how to proper thread it and adjust tension (my nemesis!), then gave me a stack of scrap material to play around with. After about 20 minutes he asked how I liked it. I said it was amazing. He then said my favorite words, "and it's on sale." Sold! They have been with me every step of the way as I learned my way around the machine. Love this shop!!

Very nice shop very helpful. Very pleasant. Great experience. See you again soon…read more You can get lost in this store. There is so much fabric. It's beautiful if you get a chance stop in.

Melissa is a very conscientious business owner. The shop is welcoming and set up very well. The…read morevendor spots flow well from one to the other making it feel like one shopping experience. I stopped in at Christmas time to pick up a custom dog collar for my fur baby and ended up scoring a handmade metal angel for my tree as well. There are classes available frequently (check the facebook and website for details) for painting, jewelry making, etc. Additionally, this shop allows for other vendors to come in for a pop up event! I will definitely be visiting again. I can't wait to see what is there next time around.

If you are looking for locally made crafts or gifts this shop has you covered. There are things…read morelike clothing, candles, jewelry, honey and home decor for sale. There is also a workshop area that you can rent out. There is no set stock of items, so what you see there is what you get. There is parking behind the building. Owner is very friendly.