A lovely place to visit and browse. The staff was helpful and friendly. Lots of interesting…read moreproducts were displayed. I purchased a Midtown Pouch that was 5" x 8" and it fit all of my backpacking plien air supplies (except my sketchbook, which will be easy to separately store in my backpack). I wish Marie had more of her work displayed on the walls. While in Port Townsend, look around. Lots of sketching opportunities.

Great selection, not overwhelming like most art stores, just a few of everything you needread more

Very nice store and good help. Sometimes in yarn stores the owners or workers can be sort of…read moresnobby, not that interested in the average customer who may be a beginner. But at Bazaar Girls they were very nice. There was a lot of fine yarn (like for socks) and I'd love to see a bigger variety of heavier yarns.

nice shop, gorgeous interior and nice location. good yarn selection although pricey; when i…read morementioned i was a crocheter and didnt knit the employee(?) seemed a bit yarn snobby.

I love this shop, every time we visit I get another funny small tile to add to my collection. She…read moreshop owner is a dear soul and makes great conversation! There's always more new and fun things to look at in a tiny space.

This is just a tiny slip of a shop that sells authentic native American objects and art. They also…read morecarry offbeat products such as unusual beads, handmade moccasins, buffalo skin drums, and lots of other quality items. It's a sort of place that's fun and small enough to allow you to examine everything they have. To boot, the owners, Gary and his wife Hannah are wonderful people. If you have the time and you're there, when Gary is manning the store, he will share knowledge and history of the Lakota Tribe. I love going in here! Last time I purchased a Lakota warrior breast plate made by Gary himself. It's just beautiful.

It's a little off the beaten path, but worth the walk. House of the Faun had lots of great books…read moreand other gifts. It was peaceful inside and fun to wander around. Check it out!!!

Gorgeous and unique, a feast for the senses, a little shop with a big personality. I first noticed…read morethe window displays and wondered, what kind of place is this? An art gallery? A magic shop? A creative space? All of the above and also stationery, jewelry, accessories, art materials, books, and more. This shop is owned by two sisters and opened in November 2022. They host workshops in a small back room. There are so many lovely things to see. I can't wait to go back again. When I visited in October the windows were hung with marigold paper chains and mannequins dressed in vintage Halloween masks. It was an unexpected surprise on my day trip into town. I only came away with some hand dyed silk ribbons and washi tape, but so many fresh ideas as well.

Port Townsend needs special recognition for having an apparel fabric store! Linens, silks,…read more Japanese cottons, and wools for a start. Most sewists have turned to online, but here you can touch and feel the fabric before you buy. Better value than online and no shipping (or waiting!). Lucky us!

This is my go to for most anything I need sewing. Thanks The selection of unique, gorgeous fabric…read moreis unparalleled. Ashley and her team are very helpful; somehow I always end up with something I didn't know I need, but love the result! I have taken several classes and gotten great advice when I needed it.

Great ma/pa with artful gift ideas. I love this personal store which I have frequented for decades…read more The owners are responsive to requests and aim to please. And they do!

The male owner of the shop was very hostile to me and my friend as soon as we walked in. In…read morecontrast, he was very welcoming to the other white customers that entered the store. He was watching us almost obsessively the entire time we were there and seemed annoyed when I asked to see something that was in the case. After taking a look, I decided against purchasing the item that I was looking at, as the ring was too small for me. I thanked him for getting it out of the case and he accused me of stealing. It is important to note that he required me to come to the front of the store to try them on, which is understandable. However, he did not ask the white women who wished to look at earrings only mere minutes before me. I calmly explained to him that I had not and emptied my pockets onto the counter and told him he was welcome to look through my small purse. He insisted that I stole one of the rings even after I politely showed him everything inside my purse. No sort of an apology was given and I promptly left, as racist establishments do not deserve my business. I would highly recommend to avoid this place if you are a minority, unless you want to be accused of stealing!

This is a really incredible little children's clothing shop, nestled away on the upper landing of…read morean open-air indoor shared Victorian Square marketplace. As you ascend the stairs, you're given a preview of the high quality, often handmade fashions that await you, but only once you've passed the threshold are you confronted with the sheer enormity of clothing options available here. It's truly mind-boggling how much stuff is crammed into this tiny little boutique! The lady who greeted us was knowledgeable about the products, whether handmade, branded, ordered or imported, and was pleasant to chat with, as we browsed the shelves and displays. Seams to Last could easily be the only place you'd ever need to shop for clothing for your little ones, and is a definitely must-stop for any parent looking to the perfect outfit for any child.

I love visiting Port Townsend just to visit this store!! I used to come here for my son but now I…read morehave a daughter and she gets compliments all the time in the clothes she wears from here!! The fabric selection is amazing too (wish I knew how to sew)