Visited this shop again this March and had another wonderful experience here! There is a huge…read moreselection of yarns, both from local hand dyers and well known brands. The owner was fantastic in helping me find different yarn weights and notions. If you're looking for a yarn store in the area, 10/10 recommend Have Ewe Any Wool!

Nice yarn shop with a great selection of merchandise. Owner is incredibly helpful and…read moreknowledgeable!

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

I visited there today and was immediately put off by how dinghy and dusty it was. There are signs…read moreeverywhere saying "don't touch the yarn". What? I asked the older man working there how I was supposed to buy yarn if I couldn't touch it and he said "obviously you don't know about retail". He proceeded to go on a rant about customers stealing things, rubbing yarn on their faces and other parts of their bodies (which he demonstrated) and taking pictures of patterns. He was condescending, rude and weird. I've been to hundreds of yarn shops all over the world in my 50+ years of knitting and have never encountered anything like this. I honestly felt a little afraid of him and couldn't wait to get out of there. I should have read the reviews before I made the 30 min drive!

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.

Super cute little boutique right in the village. I stopped in to get a gift card and fell in love…read morewith everything! There are a lot of home decor items, candles, jewelry and even clothing items. Would be a great place to stop in for yourself or for a gift because there is something for everyone. The owner also works there and is super sweet. She also offers a reward program for every $10 you spend you get a stamp on a card and once the card is filled you get money off a purchase. There is also a small knitting shop in the back for anyone who likes to knit or crochet (yarn, needles,etc).

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

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.

What a treasure for Buffalo! I've been aware of them since they were in a small shop on Niagara…read moreSt. and was awed the first time I walked into their new home on Plymouth. Returned recently with a friend from Washington, DC who was truly impressed with the mission of Stitch, and had never heard of anything similar anywhere she's lived. There's a parking lot, so no worries about looking for on-street parking. You can buy clothing items, fabric, notions, ornaments, etc, in addition to taking classes.

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.

This little jewel-box of a fabric store sits in an historical shop on Main St in Arcade NY…read more A longtime supplier of all fabrics and quilting supplies, Creekside captured my heart! Quilters can purchase quilt kits with pre-cut fabric yardage, and includes quilt construction. They provide numerous educational services in their sewing clinic at the rear of the store. Patrons can rent a sewing machine for $15 a day in the sewing clinic, and receive assistance with their projects. There are also monthly children's classes which are in high demand.

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

This is a new holiday market in Niagara Falls. Very easy street parking…read more It's in two venues across from each other on third street. Some 40 vendors, I think all local to NF. You'll find quite a few T-shirt stalls - quite varied options. Two booths of creative wreaths - they will last for years. Very large, creative and colorful. Reversible bow ties that win in creativity. They were awesome. I don't know anyone that wears bow ties or I would have certainly picked on up. Great idea. A few places selling mugs, from handmade buffalo themed to knitted mug holders. I recently found macrame pot hangers we made years ago, and I saw them here again. I guess they are back in style. One venue had live music, not too loud, which was really nice. A few places selling various bath bulbs, body scrubs, etc. Many scarf options, I picked one up as a gift. One of the most interesting stalls was called Brick Chick - she makes things for your garden. Very interesting. One site was more cramped than the other, making it a little tight. Great first year event for NF. 105/R-a-D Challenge

I reviewed the list of vendors the day before and I'm so glad I did…read more The event itself was a little overwhelming. So much to look at, so many people... I bought a couple bags of coffee from True Bean. Their coffee is absolutely delicious! It's whole bean coffee, maybe a little less convenient then pre-ground, but its WORTH EVERY PENNY! They were also offering pour over samples of their Ethiopian coffee. Its sooooo good! A dear friend of a friend, Billy Butski had a display of his photography. I had to buy a calendar. 12 beautiful images of the Falls, its gorgeous! The Sample Seed Shop was there with seeds. I bought several types of pepper seeds, and some kale seeds. Remy Rotella is very knowledgeable about the seeds she sells. I also got some catnip seeds that my kitties will surely enjoy, and some Thai Basil seeds that I'm really looking forward to growing. I love making Pad Thai but it's so difficult to find Thai Basil in local stores. I sampled some black garlic hummus from 3 Sisters Garlic that was rich, creamy and not overly garlicky but very tasty. I opted to purchase a black garlic butter. I think it'll taste great over steamed veggies. And lastly I bought a beautiful amethyst heart from Spiritual Landing. All together about $80 spent, including a donation to disabled veterans.