The fabric selection was great and so was the service. Thank heaven there is a quilt shop near New…read moreOrleans because most of the quilt shops have closed here. It was a joy to see all the beautiful fabrics in a laid back atmosphere. It is worth the drive to shop here.

Cottage creations has a wide variety of fabric. Her sales are great. Check out her end of the…read morebolt sales at 50% off. This is my go to place for Moda Grunge fabric.

Excellent location, selection, and very friendly owner. I was able to peruse online and was pleased…read moreat the level of organization and original colorways. Owner answered all my questions and invited me to an event happening soon, which made me feel welcomed.

From the owner: Welcome to The Knots Bayou! We are the only yarn shop located in Baton Rouge. Nestled inside The…read moreArtists Loft Market, we specialize in hand dyed yarn, handmade drop spindles and handmade notions and accessories. We also offer beginner classes in crochet, knitting, weaving and yarn dying. We carry yarn from Fleur De Stitch’d, Mitchell’s Creations, Cat Tails Yarn, WoolMarket Fibers, Teeny Button Studio, Whimzee Stitches and more. All of our indie dyers are local to Louisiana and Mississippi. Join our Beginner Crochet & Knit Classes and start your fiber arts journey with us! Whether you've never picked up a hook or needle before, we'll help you learn the basics in a fun, welcoming environment. Beginner friendly Hands-on instruction Great for creative self-care or a new hobby Yarn available for purchase Spots are limited, so grab your seat today on our website.

Mr. Ingram made me love the Baker Furniture chairs that I inherited. He was able to make them look…read morebrand new and even added additional down to the cushions. I can't say enough good things about his work.

Mr.Ingram service is magnificent! Service and knowledge of…read morereupholstering furniture is so amazing. I've had the opportunity to use his service for many years! What is so wonderful he stands behind his work! Thanks, Linda M Ross

Always long lines Never enough register open…read more May need to consider self Check Out options! Out of 10 registers 2 Open and One is for refunds and exchanges only!

Hobby Lobby is a great place to kill some time and browse, get ideas for decorations, and find a…read morelot of things you forgot you needed. As for this location, my first thing to note, if there is a large puddle in the parking lot, don't park in it. It's not rain water - there is a sewage issue and the parking lot often has flooded spots. I parked near it on my last visit, and you could smell the sewage and there was wet tissue in the puddle. Just find another spot. I can usually find what I am looking for at a decent price here. Lots of items are damaged, but you have to know what you're getting. Also, if you're buying something with words, check the spelling. An associate and I had a great laugh at a few misspelled Christmas items last year. There are usually some pretty good sales on most the things, so I'll stock up on little holiday extras here and there. They have a lot of registers, but usually only a few are open. I like the staff there mostly, everyone is pretty friendly. I also notice that, unlike the Dollar Tree next door, they actively keep people away from loitering at the doors.

I love this shop and Nomita! She has done two high profile homes for me and hit it out of the park…read morewith both of them! The first one was for a national sustainability and design conference in 2014. Her professionalism was on full display as she helped coordinate items from across the nation with my client's and donors. Her concept for the home focused on clean simple design that highlighted not only the sponsors but local New Orleans artist. The second home she did was a tiny house where she worked closely with me and my client two showcase the homeowners style via colors and texture as well as our commitment to healthy and sustainable furniture. I would trust Nomita with my house anytime and you should too! :-)

I hired Nomita for a paint color consultation, after seeing a page on Spruce's web site advertising…read morethis service (see uploaded screenshot for details). I verified the service, and price with her, in the presence of two employees, and a date was set for 5 weeks later. One day before the appointment Nomita stated that she wouldn't honor the agreed upon (and advertised) price of $200, she now wanted $300. She demanded to know where I'd seen the price, so I sent her a link to her page. She claimed, in a dizzying series of defensive emails, the web page in question was either outdated, existed only in a "black hole," hadn't existed for 6 years, was from 2013, or never existed at all. She didn't seem sure. In reality, it was 2 clicks from her home page up until that day, when she had it removed. I realized this wasn't someone I could work with, at any price. When she realized there was no convincing defense for jacking up the price at the last minute, she wrote this: "You are taking advantage of me as a minority woman owned business!" As yet, I've no clue what that refers to. So it's pretty offensive, not just to me, but to anyone who's been legitimately affected that way. Not very impressive. Neither is the "I looked up how to respond to negative reviews on the Internet" non-response below.