Paid almost 320$ for 300 sheets of 130lb cardstock, white that was offered on the website. They…read moresent me 2, of the 3 100 packs of paper, because they "oversold" what they had in stock, but willingly took the money out of my account for a week before refunding. Wanted me to go thru a process of signing an agreement that they had refunded me said amount, ect. THEN! When the 2 packs arrive, they are the wrong color. Dave, I guess the owner, was a huge prick and told me pretty much to get lost and it was out of his control, even though after my claim, they have sense made changes to the listing to make it say its NOT THE COLOR IN THE PICTURE LISTED ON THE WEBSITE! So, all in all, I paid 300+ to have to turn around and $58.20 to ship them back for a refund. Absolutely AVOID this company. ZERO CUSTOMER SUPPORT.

When we saw this from the outside, I thought it was your typical paper store with cards, journals…read moreetc. Not was I wrong, just like it's name, it is a paper work store. All they sell are papers and envelopes. Found some good paper to write letters. The oener/cashier was really funny. He made quirk remarks which made it a fun experience.

With a very limited selection of fabric stores in the area, Lorraine fabrics is the best place I…read morehave been in a 50 mile radius. The staff were more than pleasant, they were so helpful! I walked in overwhelmed with the selection as they have so much to choose from. I will definitely be returning - very kind and personable. They take their time showing you around the store, answer any questions you may have, and make a shopping experience overall extremely pleasant. Not to mention the prices are more than reasonable.

Lots of different kinds of fabric but would liked to see more cotton fabric used for sewing quilts…read more Great variety but more solids would have been great. Will visit again on a nice sunny ride. THP.

This place is amazing! Everything was beautifully crafted with care. There are lights, light…read morefixtures and glasses in every color. The store is inviting and the owner was extremely knowledgeable.

Awesome experience with their glass blowing class. Our instructor Kate was fantastic. She really…read moretaught us, hands on, while ensuring we were comfortable. The owner was attentive to everyone in the class and the overall vibe was just a great time. An experience I won't forget, highly recommend for any get together (bridemaids, girls night, date night, etc.)

This shop has been in business since the 70's but I'm not sure how it stays afloat these days. It's…read moreteeny tiny and bursting with stuff, even on the floor. She keeps all of the yarn in their plastic bags or boxes, which is a little weird and unappetizing. Reminds me of old people who keep the plastic on their furniture. I don't know any knitter that would want to buy yarn from only seeing it in plastic. The yarn selection is all gaudy novelty types - ribbons yarns, sequins, eyelash, all of that stuff. It's all from expensive label companies, but wow to see it all curated together is shocking. This little store caters to knitters of a certain era. And after "someone" sent me private messages calling me an idiot, and then posting fake 5 star reviews on this page, I decided to downgrade my 2-star rating to 1 star.

I am new to knitting and am very impressed by Farida's support and kindness. I was introduced to…read morebeautiful and colorful French made angora yarn, then Italian made mixed yarn with sequins and now 100 % alpaca yarn. She helped me with writing out the pattern, how I am to proceed and with my frequent errors, etc. I would not go to any other place. Pat Feinstein

Like factory outlets used to be- digging through bins in an old mill building and finding amazing…read morebargains. I went with a specific weaving project in mind. No luck with that but stocked up on warp yarns and got some beautiful mohair for a future project. Prices can't be beat! The owner was pleasant and helpful when I needed him but let me enjoy the hunt on my own. I will be back!

I like that someone described this as an oddity. It's dark, smelly, and just piles upon piles of…read morehuuuge cones of mystery yarn. No labels about content, no yardage info, even the gauge is iffy (because it's on a cone, so it's compressed). Just stuff. The guy buys mill ends and mistake things that bigger yarn manufacturers don't want - kinda like the TJ Maxx of yarn. So some of the stuff is really good; a lot of it is "wtf??" I know for sure that a bunch of the cones were Lion Brand homespun. Mostly you just have to rely on the man's memory & guess for what the fiber content & weight is. Since 95% of stuff is on cones, you won't find much worsted or heavier weights. But he does have a wall of hanks with really nice stuff - the actual stuff you'll find in a nice yarn shop and for the same price as everything else: $8 per pound for 100% wool; $4/lb for wool blends. You just gotta wash it a lot to get out that weird factory smell. Vanessa T's photos show everything perfectly. He also has a big supply of random vintage notions. Like elastic for sewing for 50 cents per package. Or some new-in-package Ace bandages from 30 years ago, if that's your bag.

Service here is friendly and attentive. If you bring in a reusable bottle you can fill it up at…read moretheir special flavored water station. There are various amounts of seasonal products for gift giving, stationary supplies, and day-to-day items. Only issue I have is the items are a-bit on the expensive side but I love everything in there and will be back.