This is a nice little shop. The owner was very friendly. I was able to get what I needed and more.read more

My mom and I always come here when we come to visit my sister...Very friendly people and always…read morewilling to help and answer any questions

I spent close to an hour browsing at this location this morning, after politely stating that I…read morewould ask for help, when I was ready. The store is well organized, tidy & clean. When I was ready to have fabric cut to the lengths I needed, the staff was friendly, courteous, knowledgeable & helpful. My questions were answered & assistance was sought to clarify company policy--politely & immediately. I was surprised to read the negative review as it was the exact opposite of my experience. The staff members looked & acted pretty 'cool' in my humble opinion. They treated me with respect. ( I saw no 'old hags' --such a disappointment,-- but then I noticed that the negative review was made in mid-February--of one of the bitterest winters in recent memory... I was getting pretty cranky with cabin fever back then, myself... I'll give you, negative reviewer, the benefit of the doubt.) KUDOS to Fabricland, Sault Ste. Marie, you are a valuable part of the downtown core! I enjoyed my previous visit to your store several years ago & looked forward to visiting again. The Soo downtown is also getting a needed facelift...it is great to see the progress...

This place is sad because sewing is cool again and the old hags that work there are completely old…read morefashioned and make sewing look like it's for old people

Lots of cool crafts and also mass produced goods. A nice place to stop and grab some ice cream and…read moresmoked fish

This place is amazing. They have everything! The hubby and…read moreI recently drove from Toronto, up through Northern Ontario and to Manitoba to visit family. North of Sault Ste. Marie you start seeing signs on the Hwy "Agawa Crafts, 10km", "Awaga Crafts, 5 kms". On our way back we just had to stop and see for ourselves. There are several stores here, a small general store with groceries, The Canadian Carver, and Agawa Crafts. Agawa Crafts is huge inside. Lots of gifts and souvenirs, trinkets, jewellery, locally made handicrafts, pottery and art. There is clothing and moccasins too. It's a great shop and worth the stop!

I walked the two block area that this store was in twice and could not find the shop. It appears…read moreto now be a cafe/bake shop with a different name "Home". The treats smelled amazing but I was looking for yarn and other crafters. Perhaps an update to the listing is needed to clarify if this business has moved, closed or changed their name and focus. Also this area of the downtown has gotten quite run down since I last visited, 2 or 3 years ago. I would think twice about being here alone late in the day.

This little Canadian shop is an amazing gem in a pretty needlework-starved area at the border of…read morethe Sault Ste. Maries of both Ontario and Michigan. Decor is warm and inviting; a sofa, some chairs, and a long work table are in the front of the shop. Various types and weights of yarn are stocked throughout Shabby Motley. There are name brands mixed in with local yarns that are either spun, dyed, and/or woven in Ontario. And did I mention the coffee? YAY!!! What better than sipping an iced latte' from a small mason jar while deciding between Amethyst Merino or a handspun Merino/Silk/Coridale - so I bought both! I cannot figure out why the shop is listed in the Art category - there is beautiful stuff, but it includes yarn, embroidery, needle felting, weaving, needlework supplies, buttons, and did I mention the coffee and treats?