It's larger on the inside! Great store of all kinds of bakery equipment- cutters, isomalt,…read morefrosting, filling, pans, cake liners, boxes, cake cardboard platforms, food coloring, and molds to name just a small sample of what they offer. They have a photocake business and a professional decorating team as well. Years of experience for all your questions. Come in and see what they all have on display and explore their extensive stock of baking supplies.

My wife took some courses in events and decor and one fo her teacher recommended this place. The…read moreSweet Chalet was highly recommended for professionals. It does not disappoint! This is a cake decorators heaven and then some. I recommend going online and check for classes available to the public or call the store. They are friendly and knowledgeable. My wife is the expert on all this stuff, and she loved this place. Needless to say, the checking account was a lighter after this visit.

I am a loom knitter and I decided to take advantage of the Buy One Get One 50% off sale on ALL…read moreyarn. There was nothing short of a good selection of yarn to choose from. My obstacle was choosing what to get for some planned projects. The store was clean and well organized, with signs indicating what you can find in each aisle. There was an employee nearby and asked if I needed assistance finding anything. She also helped with a mom that had a little boy with her and made sure to engage with the little boy. This is something I would want if I had a young child with me. I would definitely come back to shop here in the future.

Michaels needs to step up to the plate, now that JoAnn's is gone, and add sewing supplies to their…read morestores. There is a huge population of people that sew, and Michaels should do themselves a favor, and attract more customers by expanding their business into the sewing world. Shopping in Michaels has become boring, with the same old merchandise, a messy store and limited sewing supplies. Do better and you'll attract more customers.

The Dixon Ticonderoga Company is an office and art supplies maker in the United States in Lake…read moreMary, Florida. I've been to Lake Mary and found very little to do there at that time. Visiting the Art Supply Store was one highlight of my weekend. The company offers a number of brands, with one of the most well-known being Ticonderoga: the yellow No. 2 pencil. The important thing to know is you can order online. They have a great website you can access through this business page! A little background and information on this historic company. The company was formed by the merger of Joseph Dixon Crucible Company of New Jersey with Bryn Mawr Corporation of Pennsylvania, dating to 1795. The company was founded by Joseph Dixon and his son. The pencil's name originated from the graphite ore discovered on Lead Mountain in 1815 and processed in Ticonderoga, New York. When you were in school were you often told to use a Number 2 pencil? I feel like it's still a necessity to this very day. I always have a supply on hand. It's necessary to keep a pencil sharpener too. I don't have anything fancy. Mine is a cheap little plastic pencil sharpener. It does the job. I'm recommending you visit the website. I'm recommending this pencil when you want the best pencil. I appreciate the eraser on the end. I'm known to make a lot of mistakes!!

I'm probably a throwback in that I still prefer to outline projects and work related scribbles in…read morepencil before I transfer the final product into Microsoft's greedy, bug-ridden clutches. Whether it's true or not, I just find that I think more clearly and creatively scratching lead to paper than sitting at a keyboard being mocked by a blinking cursor or some indeterminate pronoun cartoon masquerading as a helpful AI avatar built into the program. And for as long as I can remember, Dixon Ticonderoga pencils were my sword of choice. I tried mechanical pencils and all (especially the throwaway plastic variety) just didn't cut it, undermined by fragile lead constantly breaking under the full weight of my thoughts (kidding.) Ticonderoga was it... balanced, consistent and filled with carbon that had a backbone. I still use them but something has definitely changed. Dixon sold out to a European conglomerate about ten years ago and my favorite sticks are now made in China. They look the same but the lead has been downgraded and the erasers no longer easily dispatch a mistake. Having no better alternative, I suspect I'll still maintain some semblance of loyalty because I just hate Bill Gates alter ego grinning back at me like a madman from my laptop. Nothing is sacred, even the humble pencil. Three defeated stars. Many thanks to my friend Marianne W. for the inspiration.

Excellent service. Ran by a husband and wife team. Quality products and they take their time to…read morefind the right frame for you and for your photo. Very knowledgeable! Highly recommend.

The owners have been in the business for a very long time and they master the art of framing. they…read moreare professional and just wonderful people. They framed a hand made Persian rug for me which is a very hard and delicate work and did an amazing job at a very reasonable price. They deserve more than 5 stars. Thank you very much framing creations. I will enjoy this master piece for many years to come.

After all my angst over not receiving what I purchased from the Calico Orlando, I received an email…read morethat this store in Orlando has closed. As it turns out the owners Mark and Jena Miller who own M & F Fabrics, LLC, also own the Calico stores in Sarasota and Naples Florida. This store was poorly run and in response to months of attempts to find resolution all I received was an email stating this matter had been resolved without a signature. That's right no name was signed, I do not know who this email came from. In my opinion, this store treated me unfairly and the manager, Jasmine Ortiz behaved unprofessionally by telling me they would remake my valances for 4 months and then reneging. It is my opinion, that consumers should not do business with them.

do not shop here if you are disabled, i have spinal disease from a broken neck and i was told i…read morewasnt welcome outside becuase i laid flat, i asked if a wheelchair would be acceptable and she specifically said "we do not allow that" i said i ok so you discriminate against disabled people, and she just smiled and walked away! when i told hery neck was btoken she threatened to call the police, and said the owners would agree with her! rating is actually zero!

I highly recommend this company, fast and professional service. They did our business logo on some…read moreT-shirts and they were done to perfection. Thank you!!

From the owner: Our family owned business specializes in apparel embellishment including embroidery, screen…read moreprinting and vinyl cut needs. Whether you need 1 shirt or 500, reach out and let us help you with all your apparel needs for personal and business use. See us on Facebook at T-Shirt Express Lake Mary

The memes I've seen on instagram are true. This place has stuff everywhere. Although it's…read moreorganized, they don't have enough employees going around and resetting items after customers go through the aisles. The also have more stuff than they should, so there's not enough safe space to display it all. This place is a mess. So be prepared. I had a store credit, from a return I made probably ten years ago. I was very pleased that the card still had the amount that was written on it in black marker. It had not depreciated, as historically some gift cards would. The card was so old, she had to manually type it in. lol. Oops. I hate shopping. I went without a cart, because i knew if i had a cart, I would fill it with useless things. I went for a butter dish. I found several styles. I ended up getting one Christmas theme butter dish and one every day styled butter dish. I grabbed a pack of cocktail napkins and that was it. Mission accomplished. I did spend some time looking at the Christmas stuff, the holiday sweaters, the backpacks and bags, and the many sale aisles. You could spend hours here. Luckily, I went online first to see if they even had butter dishes. So I knew that they had some before I went there. Parking is plentiful. There's plenty of registers to get you checked out in a timely fashion. They pack up your items carefully. It is a great store but I gotta be careful when I go there- I just want to buy everything!

I love this HomeGoods location since you the best of both worlds as it's attached to a TJ Maxx. I…read morefind exactly what I'm looking for and exactly what I'm NOT looking for and to me that's a great thing! I love the prices of the items and always feel like I'm getting a deal. The employees are ok, nothing notable. The ONLY downside is I would NOT go during the weekends or peak hours or holidays. The line for checkout is crazy long and I do not have the patience for it. I enjoy going 1st thing in the morning on weekends or during dinner time during the week.

I called Sherry very late--just four days before my elopement--because my dress didn't fit and I…read morehad no way of returning it to get a new one. I reached out to several other seamstresses, and they all told me it was too last-minute for them to help. Sherry didn't. She told me to come to her house right after she got back from vacation, and we immediately started planning how to make it work. She suggested adding a corset kit to make the alteration easier and more affordable for me, which was such a thoughtful solution. I brought her everything she needed the next day, and she finished the work the night before my elopement. Thanks to her, the dress fit beautifully, and I felt amazing on such an important day. I'm so grateful for her kindness, professionalism, and willingness to help me when no one else would. I can't recommend her enough!

Great Service! Needed two pairs of pants repaired quickly and they were able to accommodate me fast…read moreand had the job done in no time flat. Will use again!

Such a fantastic store to find those hard to find toys and LEGO'S ! Great family owned and…read moreoperated. Huge variety. Located inside the Seminole Town Center Mall downstairs by Elev8 . Gotta check them out!

From the owner: Visit our small family LEGO toy store and LEGO Robotics Center inside the Seminole Town Center…read moreMall, conveniently located just off the I-4. Visit us and check out our hundreds of new, retired or used sets and thousands of minifigures.