I think this card shops has a great range of cards, party items, stationery and small gifts. The…read morewindow always looks really pretty which draws you into the store. There is quite alot of stock in the shop but it is bright and airy and the staff are very helpful. The only downside is always spend to long deciding what to buy because there is so much choice.

Very good range of cards for all occasions. Staff are helpful and polite. Cards are expensively…read morepriced.

Fairly good range of cards for all occasions. Staff are helpful and polite. Cards are reasonably…read morepriced.

Slightly dearer card than other shops but also a good range and relatively welcoming staff. The…read morecards aren't dear but also not cheap, Good quality.

great party pieces, love the balloon designs, many thanksread more

A very well stocked card shop covering all ages, occasions as well as balloons, wrapping paper…read moreetc... But Llanishen cards is so much more than a card shop, believe you me! The shop has a wide selection of Emma Bridgewater china, such as mugs, plates, and bowls which I absolutely love (tres chic)! They stock a range of wooden children's toys, a favourite of mine being a wooden block brightly painted calendar set with toy soldiers, which I bought for my nephew. They also have a selection of soft baby toys including some gorgeous teddy bears. Finally what also caught my eye were some unique small clocks, ornaments, and a set of miniature musical instruments such as drumsticks, guitars etc... Must admit I was tempted!

A wonderful addition to our village. Llanishen cards has been open for a few years now and the…read morelovely lady owner lives just around the corner. Its always very well stocked and has a diverse selection of cards. They have wonderful taste and just last week I bought a christening card for my new and first great-granddaughter. But make sure you get into the back room! Its like a little treasure trove of Emma Bridgewater delights! I always buy my trinkets for Christmas here! A must visit for your nice bits and bobs!

A quite a small card shop with lots of cards and some small gifts. The shop windows always looks…read morereally pretty with different displays which include to me to you bears. They have a good range of bears and sometimes they have special days when a human size me to you is there showing different promotions. My daughter had a fantasic goodie bag last year with lots of free keys, photo frames, pens, pencils and bookmarks etc which would have cost more the £25 and we only brought a couple of bears a presents. The staff are really helpful even when they are busy and if you can'e see what you are looking for they will check the stock and even try to order.

Some nice cards but over-priced. You are better off going to Tonyrefail warehouse where you get the…read moresame selection for half the money. The women working there have always seemed a bit miserable when I've been there too.

Aimed mainly at people who are into card-making, this little shop sells a fantastic range of…read moreaccessories such as craft tools, stickers, stamps, and glittery bits and bobs to inspire paper crafting activities. However, they also specialise in stocking all the products you would need to make your own wedding stationery, wedding favours, keepsake boxes or guest books, so if you're planning a wedding and want it to be original (and perhaps save some money), this shop is well worth checking out. They also sell a lot of materials for scrapbooking, from albums to scizzors, cutting mats, craft knives, acid free adhesive, plus card and paper.

My friend and her nine-year-old daughter have vowed to make all of their Christmas presents…read morethemselves this year, and this includes the cards. All the gifts will be knitted, (which makes me want to yell, "all aboard the Skylark", roll my eyes and swear under my breath...) They started their campaign in March and are doing reasonably well. Daddy has got an Everton scarf with the letters knitted in, (rather than sewn in), and they are almost entirely legible, even if they are a little creative in their organisation. My scarf has been abandoned, as "there's a hole in it that I don't know how to fix"... Great! "We're going to make you the best card ever though", came some small reassurance. I refrained from adding "I doubt it!" And there began a step by step graphic description of exactly how the 'best card ever' will be achieved. Nodding gently, with a flickering smile, I managed to maintain my attention span to cover the length and breath of the explanation. "It'll be such a lovely surprise", I said, and went outside for a fag! A note to all the staff at Crafty Cards: My little nine year old friend will be coming to you shortly to spend a years worth of pocket money on your bounteous supplies. Can you please explain to her that in order to achieve the results she's expecting she'll need a PHd in some form of precision engineering and have access to top classified materials reserved for the military and NATO. Please let her down gently!

Churchills has most things you'd need for arts and crafts although it is a small shop, paper and…read morecard is quite cheap although other things can be a bit over-priced but never the less staff are always willing to help.

For someone who is very interested in craft it has a lot of interesting stuff you may need at low…read moreprices. For student studying art it has all the equiptment you will need/want. Relativly big shop, has two levels, And the staff are very helpfull.