The curtain factory has three sites within 500 metres from each other that specialise in different…read morecurtain products. The main big site is a maze of different rooms which hold different types of curtain upholstery, fabrics and essential accessories. The second smaller site holds clearance fabrics and the third smallest site holds ready made curtains. From curtain lining to different types of curtain rails, all your needs will be met! There is also, a sample room in the main site for fabrics that are not in stock and made to order! Prices are from £4 per metre which seems cheap, however, the total cost to make up your curtains may be pricey! Staff on-site are very helpful, welcoming and friendly. The factory is open from 9 till 6pm Monday to Saturday and Sunday 10 till 4pm. There is a small car park on-site and a waitrose right next door. Saddle down to curtain fabric, upholstery and accessories heaven!

From the owner: North London's leading destination for Fabrics, Curtains and Blinds!…read more We stock over 50,000 metres of fabric in our warehouse, and can supply and fit curtains and blinds for your home or business.

Had everything we needed including cottons, wools and yarn. The tailor repaired my trouser…read moreperfectly. I can highly recommend this store. Nice service and fair prices. Ealing Fabrics (http://www.ealing-fabrics-london.co.uk) and Haberdashery. 131 Uxbridge Road. Hanwell. London.

Creative Quilting is the place to go if you are into quilting. I am not - I have never done a days…read morequilting in my life, but if I were to, it would be here. They also cater for people like me too - a 'Patchwork Virgin' (that is what they call the people on the introduction course). There are plenty of courses on offer here, including making your first quilt. The courses run all year and are inexpensive. There is also a large section here of childrens fabrics, for cots and blankets. The fabrics are absolutely adorable, when I last came here I spied a fabric of my favourite childrens book - The Hungry Caterpiller. If I were five again I would have loved this as a bedspread. The fabrics range in price, if some are a bit expensive then there is a Bargain Corner - of discounted lines and off cuts. This place needn't just be for old dears!

The range of sewing classes is really superb. I learn something every single time I visit this…read morelovely shop. I love looking at the brand new products on sale in the shop as well. Recommended if you wish to try something new etc in addition. I love to feel and touch the books tucked away in a corner of the shop too. This is a completely unique place.

I have been going to this shop since I was a small child yet every time I go I still find something…read moreabout it that I love. It's a dinky little shop with a bell that rings when a customer arrives. It is one of the smallest shops in the city yet has so much stuff for sale. As the name suggests it sells little gifts, wrapping paper, cards and luxury stationary. It also has some more random things too like mugs, jewellery and joke-shop style gags. It sounds like a bit of a mix-mash of things but if you're in the area it's worth a trip to pick up some lovely cards and gift bags. It always smells like perfume or incense and the ladies working there are very sweet, all older women who are really helpful and pleasant. It's always on my list of places to go on the run up to Christmas and never has the festive queues or elbowing that you get in department stores this time of year.

From the owner: We specialise in niche and quailty greeting cards and gifts, including toiletries (Crabtree &…read moreEvelyn), Jewellery, Steiff Jellycat and Ty Plush, chinaware (Dunoon and others), glassware (LSA), candles (Yankee and others), partyware, assortment of giftwrapping, helium and latex baloons, books and stationary, children's toys and many other contemporary, conventional and quirky gifts.