This is more than a yarn store and that is not necessarily a good thing. But understandable in…read morethat this is a small town business that likely needs to combine its services (florist, gifts, antiques). Where it becomes challenging is the yarns and knitting related items are spread around the store. There are quite a few yarn companies including some the newer popular yarns (Shibui). There is Bergere de France for those that are familiar with this brand, they would appreciate this store. They have other craft items, such as needle embroidery threads, and buttons. Bottom line- trying to appeal to a large number of crafts, services, creates a confusing and unorganized experience.

3000 sq. Ft. Of all k8nds of yarns. 8000 needles from embroidery, crochet, knitting!…read moreOne stop shop

It smells wonderful the minute you step in the door! Candle wax warmer melts of delicious varieties…read moreare sold here! I'm hooked!! Bought several for myself and now getting more to gift other family members for Mothers Day!!

Cute store! We didn't purchase anything here, but found it remarkable that the owner with a very…read morewelcoming when we arrived and helpful. Beautiful items for sale.

Such a great store. I can say I have been to quite a few stores over the past few years, North…read moreAmerica, Japan, Europe. Very few get my 4.5 stars. The basics Current and popular yarns - Julie Asselin, Malabrigo, Cascade to speak of a few. Current popular magazines Yarn Swatches of their yarns - very cool More than just yarn - Weaving too Spacious and organized lay-out I think what makes this store most intriguing is the youthful and current feel - designers, magazines and the yarns that they feature can be found in this store. Staff were friendly and helpful. Worth stopping in and checking out the latest and newest yarns feature in your trendy yarn magazine - think "Laine, PomPom, or Making"

It is super cute pretty good selection of yarns, most yarns are on the pricey side but that is ok…read more Great magazines and very friendly staff

I recently attended a fundraiser in their new space on Plymouth... An incredible building staffed…read moreby fabulous volunteers and very talented artisans from around the world I cannot wait to return to take a class. We did get to see the new felt loom in action, try our hand at indigo dying and watch as the women stitched beautiful embroidery motifs on refashioned items. Definitely the place to go for unique one-of-a-kind handmade gifts Off street parking is available in a lot next to the building

This is a this is a very cool business. The space it relocated to a few years ago is great…read more All sorts of refugee and immigrant people come together here and make products from their hometown with the Buffalo twist to them as well. Fantastic to come for small gifts you may need for someone. Everything from earrings to bags to decorated sweatshirtsto pieces of cloth to make your own thing to lessons and working together to make something yourself. Tons of pleasant, easy parking as well.

Pretty standard fare, nothing that grabbed my eye or enticed me to take out my wallet. For those…read morethat know my yarnivore tendancies, this is an absolute shocker. It took some looking to find the shop which is located at the very end by the very large Plant and Flower shop in the back building. The one shopkeeper was helpful to the one other patron but she never greeted me or otherwise acknowledged my presence. Displays were attractive, good selection of tools, prices middling to high. I was looking for a fibery fun gift, but found nothing worthy enough to bring the giftee that special kind of yarn glee.

Creekside Fabrics is an authorized UPS store, accepting parcels for AMAZON…read more I had never used this location to return my Amazon packages, but I was forced to look beyond my normal UPS STORE. I researched this matter and discovered that Amazon is no longer recommending THE UPS STORE for Amazon returns, as that is the higher cost option. The clerk at Creekside was extremely friendly, very helpful and explaining what was going on. There was no cost to me to send my Amazon package back.

Friendly, knowledgeable staff and quick service. Posters on a board for upcoming quilting bees and…read moreraffles. There's a large back room where quilters may bring their machines and work away from home, catching up on current local events. Parking in front of the building, or behind it, in a semiprivate lot. Great for beginners or the quilter with experience.

I have been at this spot to buy some craft items before, but I also recently went to their monthly…read morebook club and craft night and it was outstanding. The book was Love and Other Words by Christina Lauren. You register for the class and pay online. It is an easy process. You pick up the book before the class. You have a few weeks to read the book and then show up to the book club, where you discuss the book while making a craft. I love this concept. This was my dream night/class, getting to read a book and then craft while discussing it. There were about 8 people there and the instructor. Everyone was so kind and excited to be there and talk about the book. The craft was tote bags. We took acrylic paint and painted a bunch of books on there. There were so many creative designs.  The space at Musejar is wonderful. There is a separate entry for art classes and the store. The store has some super cool craft products, as well as a large selection of fiber items, and decor. It is inviting and warm and always decorated with the season or holiday. The art space is open, bright and has everything you need to make your project successful.

You immediately feel creative upon arrival. The decor is so varied and all the tools for your…read moreimagination are right there in-store. Yarn art, markers paradise, colored pencils, paper, you get the gist. Plus there is a pottery studio! I had the best class ever with Heidi. She's an amazing teacher and a great potter. The shop has areas designated as class spots with tables and chairs for group learning. There is a couch to hang out on and knit or just visit. It's warm and welcoming and many collaborative efforts happen via classes within the community. See their website for a calendar or listing of classes. Some classes are for just a session others for weeks. And there's pottery date nights that sell out nearly instantly. I'd recommend MuseJar.

It doesn't matter if you haven't a clue about knitting Treena ,someone with the store will try…read moreto help. It was amazing to see some young children mix with adults. Spin Me a Yarn offers classes. Support artisans, learn a forever skill

Great selection of yarn and accessories and super friendly helpful people!! Very welcoming!read more