This is a business with a big heart. Their core mission is...recycling: love it!! But add to that…read moreart, especially for kids, PLUS free books and materials for teachers...WOW! Not to mention BARGAINS for crafters of all ages! I am from out of town, visiting family, and this was a must-see stop. I wish there was a place like this near me!! Y'all are fortunate to have this in your community.

The concept of recycling should be supported - it's a great thing to do and helps teachers teach…read more The problem is they lack compassion and professionaliam. When you feel the need to make a teacher cry over a simple mistake that they were not aware of..... That just isn't right

This store stands out above all the Michaels. The helpful framing staff goes above and beyond to…read morehelp you find the right frame for your budget and print. Ive used them multiple times and it's not just one person it's 3 individuals that really take the time to get it right. Much patience and care. Big shout out to that team for really taking pride in their job and for your patience and kindness.

Michael's had what I was looking for - wet foam bricks for fresh flower arrangements. I had a…read morereward voucher and when I went to checkout I was greeted by a nice young man who even gave me an extra coupon as he scanned my item. It was a great day at Michael's-service, selection and value all in a 5 minute visit.

I can't remember where I saw someone suggest this store, it was probably a niche sewing group on…read morefacebook though. There was a comment about silk for dirt cheap. They were right. I hopped on their site, because I wasn't really looking for a road trip, and saw some pretty great deals. I am queen of "I don't really need that but..." because I frequently sew and make things for other people. I also have a habit of stocking up in larger yardages because most of my default projects are 3+ yards (infinite dresses, mermaid skirts, super full circle skirts, fluffy pantaloons...). I also try to coordinate with crap I already have because it's easier to build a costume later without hoping something matches. So, what did I buy, you ask? For a total of about $100 after shipping... I picked two different silk chiffons with metallic stripes/grids. I thought one would match a velvet and vintage coin project I've had on my mind for the last 6 years (it doesn't, but I might force it), and the other was just a fun color. Both of them were $7/yard. I got 5 of each, because clearly I needed it. In terms of quality and all that - great for the price. Nice drape, doesn't feel cheap, and miles ahead of synthetic chiffon. The other impulse buy was 6 yards of a print poly/spandex ITY that became an infinite dress, two cropped tops, and a miniskirt. At $3.60/yard, it really couldn't be beat. The material has worn and washed really well so far. I'll probably be back on their site when I need more of it in other prints. Shipping turnaround was a day, and it got to me relatively quickly. I didn't have any issues so I can't vouch for how customer service is, nor can I comment on their brick and mortar. But for a smaller company they were great.

I heard about this place from a friend who lives 2 states away... And I live in PA!…read more They have the largest indie pattern section that I have seen in PA. Their stock is constantly changing, but always have knits, wovens, and other deadstock apparel fabric. The fabric can be bolts that have imperfections - so look closely! I have seen woven bolts that have a single line off (in a solid black fabric there was one line of undyed threads) in repeating patterns, digital prints that are missing color in various spots and slubs that have loose threads sticking out. They do have great sales, so sign up for their newsletter and watch the savings roll in! They have a great website that updates on the spot. They have shipping options, but I always pick up my order and look to see what else they have that hasn't made it to the website yet!

Jo-Ann Fabrics is one of the first places someone should go if they have any crafting needs…read more The store is much more than fabric supplies. Almost any craft that you could want to work with they'll have something for you. Sections include picture framing, yarn, glasswares, paints and other mediums of that sort. The store has a couple handicap parking spots. Doors are automated for easy entry of wheelchair. All of the staff has always been friendly, in my experience. It's quite refreshing and I enjoy all of the interactions I've ever had with their employees. One of the best things about Jo-Ann Fabrics is their app. You can shop online, order online, pay online, and do in store pickup. They can also ship to you. They have regular sales so that you can save even more money from their regular pricing.

Not sure that I like the service at this store. A few of the employees are very nice and helpful,…read morebut more of them seem dismissive or aloof. I'm thankful to encounter employees who can help with products and promotions because they go out of their way to provide great service. Too often, however, someone will tell me they don't know or just say it's not available. Yesterday I wanted to purchased a storage cart that cost over $100. I had a 20% off coupon with pickup at store. When I attempted to make the purchase online to pickup at the store, the coupon didn't work even though it was for regular and sale price products. The product didn't fit any of the exclusions in the fine print. So I called the store. I was told that the brand wasn't eligible for further discounts since it was already on sale or maybe it was a high price item. Either way, that wasn't stated on the sales ad or the fine print. Joann accepts coupons from competitors but not some of its own coupons? I bought the identical item from Michaels online that night with a 40% off coupon. Yay! It looks great in my craft room. Another example, of Joann's need for better training happened to me a few weeks ago. I got a craft tool from Amazon and brought it to the store to choose my textiles. I forgot to take it out of the basket when I checked out. When I got in my car, I saw the packaging for the craft tool so I took it into the store, explained my mistake to the clerk and asked her to refund the accidental sale. To make a long story short, she did the refund but then tried to take my tool. She said that if I brought it with me it wouldn't have scanned. OMG! UPC codes are universal by definition. I can scan that with my iPhone. I told her that she can check store surveillance. Besides it's package of 2, each with a different UPC code and she had only scanned the one item. That should be proof enough but she could scan the outer package and see what happens. With that, she finally gave up and let go of my stuff. I was pretty mad, but I remembered my dad's wisdom... be patient because if she can't figure it out that young lady may be at her peak performance.

Everything about dealing with this shop is top notch. The staff is friendly and efficient, the…read moreplace is immaculate, although filled with sewing projects and materials, prices are fair, and the quality of work is excellent. As a newcomer to New Holland, I am delighted to have made their acquaintance. I will return and plan to recommend them highly to everyone who needs such services.

From the owner: Custom bespoke apparel alterations, upcycled or commissioned work. Quilt restorations and new,…read moresimple home decor. Slow fashion, hand sewed. Specialty in nature’s fabrics such as organic cottons, linens, wool, and hemp.

What a fun and informative class. Great recipes, good friends. Helpful ideas to use at home. Highly…read morerecommend!

I've taken three classes here with my mom and sister and every time we love it! Food is delicious…read moreand we learn helpful tips and tricks.

Joe worked with me for months to create beautifully framed wedding pictures to display in our…read moredining room to commemorate 12 years of marriage with my husband. He recommended a local top notch editor so that the photos that I selected would be most appealing to the eye. Joe was honest and gave me his professional advise during the frame selection to ensure that the final product exuded class. His advice and recommendations were paramount in achieving exactly what I had hoped in the end product. I highly recommend The Mitre Box and would seek Joe's expertise any day on any future project. Thanks, Joe!

Hands down, one of the best fines in Lansdale - It's not often you find a family-owned & operated…read morebusiness that specializes in the art of custom framing. Whether it's a piece of artwork that needs its first frame or needs reframing or you are in need of replacement or protective museum style glass or just some advice, The Mitre Box has you covered. From their limitless custom framing options, glass options ranging from standard to museum quality or UV protection glass for sensitive pieces. Stop in to this Lansdale gem for all your picture and artwork needs. Believe me, The Mitre Box has either framed, reframed, replaced or updated the glass of nearly every picture in our home.

My quilt came back to me looking like a mess. The stitch in the ditch locations waved and varied as…read moremuch as 1/8th inch from the seams throughout. The custom work thread color choices were not what we had discussed. Janice did not answer my email when the quilt had been misdirected by the post office on its way back to me, nor did she return my phone call when I tried to determine if she had addressed the package correctly. Maybe she once did good work, but the job she did on my quilt is not good at all and her communication is lacking. The members of the quilting bee to which I belong agree and will not send their quilts to her after seeing the work on my quilt.