Two years later and still loving this small business! They have remained closed to store traffic…read moreduring the pandemic so far but still have everything online for shipping and pickup. I've used both shipping- so fast, and pickup, which was very convenient and safe. And just because the doors aren't open doesn't mean they aren't still full of beautiful crafts supplies in various price ranges, an inclusive and welcoming atmosphere online, and a helpful staff for curious crafters.

We've stopped by twice to buy some fabric for a chair and found the selection to be reasonable and…read morenot too overwhelming. From when they opened to now, they seem to by busier and also offer sewing classes. Nice to see an independent store like this do well. We'll be back again if we need fabric or sewing supplies.

I have been going here for years and recently gave Melanie a bench cushion and bought my fabric for…read moreit at her lovely store. Great work as always. Melanie...i sent you a text... please text back. Hope you are well.

Reupholstered some counter stools, hood fabric selection, good work in the chairs and reasonable…read moreprice. Thanks!

Ok so I ordered online. I used to live in the area and unfortunately discovered my yarn addiction…read moreafter moving away. Good thing I go back to NC regularly so I can stop in! I ordered Brooklyn Tweed (going to miss them!) in two different imbue colors. The package was so well packed and even had a hand written thank you card! I love local yarn shops and cannot wait to stop by in person! (They also have great prices!)

Anne, Julia, Nancy, and Bailey are my go to experts in knitting and fiber. I would be lost without…read morethem and I have grown so much as a knitter with their classes and advice. Always willing to help me and encourage me on. Thank you!

The stock is naturally ever changing so every visit is a treasure hunt. There's ephemera for artist…read moretrading cards, yarn for knitting, floss for embroidery, fabric for sewing, etc etc etc. I have found supplies for candle wicking, the first needlework I ever learned. Just taking a stroll through is inspiration.

This is a very, very, very cool store. I can understand why I've heard so many awesome things about…read moreit. It's actually rather large inside and not exactly what I was expecting. There's so many different sections and they're all arranged very neatly. Creativity just oozes out of this building pores. I didn't buy anything at this time because I was slightly overwhelmed. But now I know where to go when the creative bug bites! There are sections for fabric, for art supplies, for any craft imaginable. I would definitely check this place out if you are sick of Michaels.

I have been a student and customer of this shop. I have found Mary Stowe to be very receptive…read moreregardless of my race. She has answered many questions and helped me to resolve project issues. I highly recommend Yarns etc. !!!

Sadly the store flooded in the recent tropical storm. I'm eager to hear about a GoFundMe or pop up…read moreto help them open again. They are a phenomenal resource for helping new knitters and crocheters or experienced knitters with a complex project.

We recently had a chair and ottoman reupholstered at Rainbow Upholstery. Chuck and his crew did a…read moregreat job and I highly recommend them! There was a wait time before they were able to start working on the chair but once they started, the turn around time was only about 6 days! Communication is great and the price is reasonable.

The time,cost and workmanship. They made it better than before and was able to use same materials.read more

Great art shop on the main trafficed street in Hillsborough. We stopped by the Hillsborough Arts…read moreCouncil after a bite to eat at the new Bona Fide Sandwich Co. This gallery is run by locals and supplied by locals. It's not as fancy or jazzed up as some of their competitors, but feels a lot more local and old-townie. You'll find almost everything here: from jewelry to cutting boards, quilts to pottery, and of course a plethora of paintings and photography. You'll be greeted when you enter and might even be asked where you're from. The Hillsborough Arts Council reminds me of a friendly gift shop for the town of Hillsborough. Shouldn't be missed if you're looking for some local hospitality and to support a huge array of local artists.

I have been here twice and while I enjoyed looking at the different items I felt completely…read moreunwelcome by the staff. The first time I went in I was with a couple of other people and it took more than a few minutes for the staff to say hello to us. The second time I went was on the Hillsborough Ladies Night. I am fairly new to the area and went to the event by myself. The shop was empty when I entered and the staff did not even acknowledge me, despite me looking directly at some of them and smiling. This is a small shop. There is no way to miss when someone comes inside. I will not go here again. The items are very interesting, though priced higher you would expect, but the lack of service and friendliness made me very uncomfortable.

While I was pleased as punch by the framing Craven Allen did for a surprise birthday gift I gave my…read morewife many moons ago, the work they did on the birthday gifts my wife gave me this year was even better. Though the framed art was originally intended to live in my office, now we're working to find a more central location in our home so others can enjoy, as well.

My mother's nearly 60 year old chalk work was damaged in a move here and House of Frames did a…read moremasterful job of reframing. Simply wonderful work at an incredible price. Thank you many times over.