This shop sells stationery (if that wasn't obvious!) and art supplies. The art supplies are what I…read moreshop there for. They sell paints, sketchbooks and paint brushes etc. I think the prices are quite high, but this is because they only sell high quality goods. The items they sell are usually worth the extra money. I just wish there was a little more choice. Sometimes I would like to buy a cheaper, less fancy sketchbook! Staff are usually helpful and friendly. I really like this shop.

Although being situated in the middle of the void of shops that is Rawdon, this groovy little…read morestationers is well equipped of your standard stationary needs and offers some really useful copying services too. All the usual items on sale here, from pens, paper, card, sharpeners, notepads - you name it and I'm certain you'd find it. As for the other services, they can offer black and white or colour copying, printing, binding, laminating, fax services and scanning. Pretty much all of those kind of services that you could possibly need in a pinch. Reasonably priced and cheerfully staffed - also easy to find! Their website may be a tad outdated, but the shop itself is pretty useful. Job done.

Although this shop is, first and foremost, a place to copy and print, I did neither of these things…read more- instead I went in here on a stationery run, and I wasn't disappointed with what was on offer. Multi-packs or single units are available so I guess it's perfect if you're the office's errand boy or whether you're just getting a pen or two for yourself. Of course, they do the expected selection of paper, card and other boring stationery items, and it's all fairly well priced. But, looking at the prices for the printing and copying, I would suggest perhaps going to a larger establishment for photo-printing (such as the photo sections in some supermarkets) where you will get much more value for money.

An exceptionally well stocked stationers. Everything from crafts to ink cartridges. The prices are…read morequite low and students get a 10% discount. At busy times you may have to queue a while but the pleasant staff always apologize. Special offers which change weekly.

I came here to pick up a few bits for my sketchbook after hearing about it from a friend who's…read morepretty arty. I can't say I found anything completely inspiring or unusual but the basics of the kit you need were there. Brushes, Pencils, Card, Crafty bits and bobs....etc. The shop is reasonably priced and does have some nice quality materials.

Headingley don't have many arts and craft focussed shops around, but tucked up a back road,…read moreDisdale's is a resource for the artier of Headingley's residents. It is a traditional arts and crafts shops, selling quality materials in the way of fine paint brushes, drawing pencils of many kinds, quality paper meant for certain tasks etc. As I say in many other of my reviews, I prefer a more creative way of finding imaginative materials in unexpected places, rather than conforming to these sorts of traditional (overpriced) shops, but for what it is, it is a great thing to have in Headingley, away from the busy pub ridden road.

I used to buy office stationery from Wallis' or here in my previous job and we found Ben Johnsons…read moreto be a little cheaper but the quality wasn't quite as good as the delivery took a bit longer. We ended up using them for certain things where quality wasn't quite as important such as post-it notes and pencils for example, but we weren't able to start using them for all our stationery needs despite them being cheaper they just didn't quite provide the same level of service.

Happy friendly staff and full of the things you need. Even have some good offers on like 241 and…read moremoney off things. Buy all my things from them in various locations

This is a good little shop, packed with everything you need regarding stationary, from pens and…read morepaper to planners and white/black boards. All for reasonable prices too. If you're a student, by showing your student ID you can get 10% off!

Established in 1975, this specialist picture framer's has a quaint dark green shop front with gold…read morepainted lettering. They have a wide range of different frame types to choose from and do many things other than framing, including restoring old oil paintings and prints, mount cutting and wash lining (don't ask me what the last two things are). The staff at The Picture Framer clearly know their stuff, and it's delightful to see a shop performing such a highly-skilled, specialist service still going strong after 35 years. I will definitely venture to The Picture Framer for any future picture framing needs!

I had an oil painting left to me that my grandfather painted, but it was in a horrible white…read moreplastic-y frame and seemed welded to it so I couldn't easily take it out. I drove past The Leeds Picture Framer every day for a couple of years and onlu spotted it a few weeks ago, so I popped in with the painting, not knowing what to expect. I had no clue how much this sort of thing cost, but the lovely framer man was very kind and patient and explained that it would only be about £20-£30 and helped me pick a frame, and it took a week to do and now looks lovely. It was £25. Thank you Leeds Picture Framer Dude!

Paperchase is a fantastic shop for those who like nice, quirky stationery and don't mind paying…read moremore just for things that look pretty. I personally love the shop, it's fairly new as there used to be a small Paperchase in the Borders bookshop, but this was closed down (sadly.) The Paperchase shop is really quite big and is always busy. They sell a range of items including pens, paper, other stationery, cards, gift wrap, kitchenware, and homeware. Practically everything they sell is patterned with one of their unique prints, which they change periodically. It's quite an expensive shop but for me they sell the kinds of things I love so I don't mind, but I know a lot of people just think it's a rip-off.