This is the neatest branch of this store which I've ever come across the staff keeps everything…read moretidy which makes finding clothes much easier. This is a huge shop which a has a large range of clothes for men and women. They are all different well known (some famous) brand labels but at much reduced prices. You'll find day and evening wear, boots and shoes, and lots of accessories including bags and scarves. Well worth a look.

Traveling from the states and came across this store through Yelp. Perfect for higher end shopping…read moreat a great price. Great selection!

I enjoyed having a browse in here the other day. There are some beautiful clothes although rather…read moreexpensive in my opinion. Also expensive but totally gorgeous are the beaded and embroidered handbags I have admired them many times but never bought one (so far)! There is also a good range of attractive jewellery plus scarves and other accessories (including clip on flowers and sequined butterflies from around £5) they make lovely gifts! The staff were friendly and helpful, which was much appreciated. The shop is in the High St so very easy to find if you're in the town centre.

This is a rather exciting interactive craft shop, tucked away in Cow Wynd, where kids can (and do)…read morego after school to exercise their restless creative hands! It's not immediately noticable from the main street, but you can't get by the lifesized painted cow that looks like it's modelled on Kiss frontman Richard Symmons with the star drawn over its eye. I'm always interested by large, unmissable painted sculptures so off I trotted into Craft Daft. It reminded me a bit of the pottery studios which have sprung up in the Glasgow region, because there were a cluster of kids in getting crafty with scissors and lots of glue! Although I felt like I was an intruder on some after school activities, there was enough in the craft store to keep adults entertained - decoupage, Victorian scraps that have come back into fashion in recent years, mounting paper and unpainted cardboard boxes with sister trinket cases that had been decorated with impressive artwork ranging from roses to Mucca girls, to a Me To You bear! I liked a lot about this store. I liked the personal touches, including a wall full of more decorated ceramic models than the mind can conjure, not to mention the paintings, probably done by local customers, adorning every wall of this place. But what I liked most is the creative meeting ground it offered youngsters. Without being schooly, it seemed like a space for workshops where kids can make as much mess as they liked while also learning in a fun, laid back atmosphere. I would've loved a place to go like this when I was a kid and it seems the kids loved it, it showed that Ayr seem to have a very crafty contingency indeed.

good place to take the little ones. A place to meet new people. The craft making is limited to…read moreplate making etc no skill needed. You have to pay to take part and to take your item home.