This is no longer a yarn shop. Website goes a 404 error and location is now an antique store.read more

I Happen to stumble in this wonderful LYS while I was vacationing back in Nov21. This is a two…read morestory shop, so if you have issues with stairs, do not worry as the staff will be able to bring some yarn downstairs to help you select. They are very kind. friendly and so knowledgeable easy to talk to. I believe I spoke with both sister (Laurel and Jess) on the day I went. Ok with that being said, let's start, this is a must shop to visit (it has everything you can think off) each room is filled with beautiful yarns, large selection of knitting needles, crochet hooks, notions and accessories. They have so many finish samples to get your brain flowing with great new ideas. My eyes were going in every direction in the most wonderful way. It felt homey and warm, they also have a table/room to teach you knitting, crochet, nedle felting, weavers and so much more. Prefect for a person who wants to learn about yarn craft and of course for us veterans as they have unique yarns I have not seen and prices are reasonable and true to the yarn brand. If you are not able to visit the store, they have a great website https://www.thespeckledsheep.com. PS if you go, do leave the family at home/hotel, because you will need time to enjoy it! I wanted to stay longer, but my boys (teens) kept coming in to get me out, lol. There is free parking in the back, you just need to walk a small hill to go in the front entrance. They also carry other beautiful items handmade by the locals.

We ordered a mirror and medicine cabinet door back in September. We were told we would have our…read moreitems by the end of November. It is now the middle of December. We've emailed and called. Each time we were told to "check back on Friday". We'll give it a couple of more weeks.

the handmade furniture was beautiful and there were multiple stores in the same complex with a nice…read moreselection of home decor and other items.

Village and Plunder…read more Unlike the other similar shops in the "Downtown'' Bird-in-Hand antique row, Artisan Village has only handmade goods from over fifty local Artisans. This place is HUGE as it encompasses two historic storefronts that date back to the 19th century. Lots to see so give yourself plenty of time--and be sure to check out the living beehive inside the store!

Was driving down the road and decided to randomly stop here ... there are multiple artisan shops…read moreset up inside this old general store. If you are looking for a gift and a unique souvenir - it's definitely worth stopping. The cashier was super friendly and we will be back.

Really well organized and prices were right! The vibe was bougie. Much bigger than we expected,…read morefound something on every floor! Basement bargain bins were a hit.

The two star review is for not following the law to be accessible. Beautiful ramp outside to get…read morein the first floor but they expanded after they opened and did not wish to make their second or basement floors accessible as required. Shame on them for disregarding the law and disabled patrons.

Love love love this store! Great comfy clothing for women that is hard to find in department…read morestores. Lots of comfy fabrics in beautiful unique styles. I especially love their costume jewelry, which is really a nice quality at affordable prices, and in styles and colors to match any outfit or taste. This is my "go to" store for quality, unique clothing, and I also get lots of compliments whenever I am wearing something from Ruthie's. Great sales as well!

BUYER BEWARE! No refunds store credit only on returns. 50% off items are final sale no return.read more

FIRST REVIEW FOR 2026! Noritake is a must go and check out…read morethe discount dinnerware. If you are like my daughter you entertain. My daughter is just like my mother in that regard. My Mother's favorite save for special occasions was the Noritake complete sets. We would get the cheap stoneware free place settings at Publix supermarkets after you spend a certain dollar amount. We each had every day free Publix sets in two different pretty stoneware patterns. My daughter just like my mother that entertained in the 1940's and beyond, she saves her fine dinnerware for company!! I Love my friend Michael's review and the memories he brought back. Word of advice: At discount stores there may not be full place settings. Also look for flaws in your selection. Otherwise enjoy!

I must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed because I hate my dishware which at present is a…read morehodgepodge of remnant crap from all over. I used to make fun of my mother in the 1970's for getting a free dinner plate with every fill-up at Exxon. Well, I'm no better. New year, new stuff as the saying goes. Enter Noritake, the venerable brand (established 1904 in Noritake, Japan) of fine porceline dishware. Beautiful modern design, quality glazing and they all match... what's a boy to do. Five stars for finally overcoming Exxon.

Perfect Pots also has a vendor stand at the historic Lancaster Central Market…read more The young lady at the stand was friendly and didn't mind answering my questions about their business. I heard about Perfect Pots' Strasburg location, with its greenhouse, seasonal planting service, and frost-proof pottery. The Lancaster stands with fresh blooms and arrangements.

Had a great time, so glad we found this place. Plants look so healthy. People very friendly.read more