always friendly, helpful people. you can ask them anything…read moreabout fabrics and quilts and little tips and they always know how to explain it

The Village Quilter packs a punch for a small shop. They have a pretty good selection of fabrics…read moreand patterns. I especially like their childrens prints and their conversational prints. The good thing aboutthe village quilter is that they will cut fat quarters out of any fabric they sell!

Arts Plus is a great store and a favorite. They have a wonderful selection of art, glass, pottery,…read morejewelry and much more. A fantastic choice for gifts and yourself. The framing department never fails to provide a perfect option for any framing need. Most importantly, the service and staff is superb and extra nice. You will find something great and any price point!

A great little spot for framing and gifts in "downtown" Collingswood! They are SO helpful and…read morepatient when it comes to the framing process. I went in with a rather large print and they helped me select the right frame and mat. Full disclosure I decided that it was too expensive for me right now (although the price was totally fair for that large a print), but they were very understanding - and I will be back post-holidays! You will be in good hands. Plus they carry a nice selection of handmade objects like pottery, prints, jewelry, knickknacks, ornaments, socks, and one of my favorites - Jonathan's Spoons! Plus a solid selection of puzzles - very important during these quarantine days. SHOP SMALL!!!

Such a lovely, unique store. I get constant compliments on the beautiful stone and embroidery…read morebracelet I bought there. I love that it's truly one of a kind. I'm not from the area but look forward to returning.

Absolutely beautiful store. I walked in and felt like I was transported into another world. So many…read moredifferent types of gorgeous and wearable art. I especially loved the embroidery pieces, and her focus on reclaiming an art form that has historically been dismissed because of its association with femininity.

Stopped in here for a gift for a toddler's birthday. The space is cute albeit small and a little…read morecramped/cluttered. The staff didn't really engage with us and weren't the friendliest, but it was fine. This store is NOT cheap, not even close. We spent over $170 on three small plastic toys and stuffed animals. It's definitely a place for upper class/wealthy folks which makes sense why it's in Haddonfield. Just buyer beware if you're looking for a more reasonable place to buy gifts for little ones.

This is a nice old fashion Toy store. It's in the heart of a small south Jersey town. The toys…read moreare at a fair price and good quality. There is also a wide variety of toys from small animal figurines, dolls, puppets, books etc. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They also have digital presence; the gift card that was given to my son was online. There is a store in South Philly I believe, so it is definitely worth a check if you can't get to jersey.

I love love love this shop. In the back, they specialize in chalk paint furniture, but the rest of…read morethe shop is filled with stuff that I seriously could decorate my home with. Because I'm quirky like that and yes, I'd love a mobile of adorable tiny sheep. You're going to have to stop yourself from saying, "How CUUUUUTE!" about 14,347 times while you're perusing the shop. In the back is a shelf full of sale items, so don't forget to peek there. I love the fake decorative plants. What's not to love, they look so real and you don't have to remember to water them. But it's the quirky little home goods that I love. I am madly in love with the felted colorful bunting that spells out MERRY CHRISTMAS. Maybe when I get a bonus at work I can justify spending $40 on it! LOL.

After receiving an adorable gift from Home on Haddon, I decided to check the store out…read more The store is located towards the end of Haddonfield's main shopping street and is closest to the train station. When you enter the shop, you'll be overwhelmed with the huge selection of amazing home decor and gift items. I was immediately drawn to the baby section which was filled with adorable products- everything from hair bows, to bibs to small toys. The store accepts cash and credit, and they'll be happy to giftwrap your items. Home on Haddon also runs crafting classes, the schedule and upcoming events can be found on their website. The shop is run by a mother and daughter- oh and their adorable & friendly dog. They could not have been more accomidating or friendly. If you're looking for a gift, this is the first place you should check out.

My favorite kind of home goods store! Lots of great items for personal use or if you need…read moreinspiration for gifts, there are a ton of options. The sales staff were really friendly and helpful. They offered samples of one of the jams, and so yes, they offered me a 32 cent cracker and between two of us, we blew $20 on the jams. SNEAKY! LOL! They have a new store in Haddonfield that is also excellent.

I was walking down Broadway yesterday afternoon when I noticed the window decals for Restored…read moreAntiquity and decided to pop in. It turns out they joined the Pitman business scene back in May at the spring craft fair. The shop is cute, minimalistic, and inviting. Unlike some shops, it's impossible to feel overwhelmed by the products. Everything is well-placed and easy to digest. They have signs inside and out front advertising upcoming craft workshops and even a scrapbook gathering. Later in July, they'll have a BYO wooden pineapple painting night also. I'd definitely be up for attending an event in the future if it matches my interests. The shop specializes in its namesake: restored antiques, furniture, and home decor. They have lots of those little wooden inspirational planks, plus a bunch of different candles and assorted gifts. I'd say the vibe is modern rustic. The prices are really affordable for the quality too. Now that I know the shop exists, I'm certain I'll be back when in search for gifts. Pitman sure is becoming a shopping destination in Gloucester County these days!

The good news is that they carry many hard-to-find drafting, copying and art supplies. They also…read moredeliver. The bad news is that they are expensive. I bought a 16 oz. bottle of Scotch Spray Mount adhesive and paid $20. If you look online, you can get it for as little as $5. But if you can't wait for shipping or if you need to look at a product firsthand before you buy, it's a good choice. Compared with Pearl in Philly, it's smaller but it has free parking and no tolls. Note: For first timers, the rear entrance is exceedingly confusing. Enter through the front door even if you have to walk around.

Amazing store! When I went in I was greeted by an older gentleman who owns the store. He was super…read morefriendly and I enjoyed talking to him about the town for a few minutes. He has two resident cats in the store who I ADORE. (Thunder and lightning). I was impressed with their selection of oils, water colors, acrylics, brushes, canvases, pens and pencils, books and everything in between. The prices were LESS than hobby lobby and the usual horrible chain 'craft stores'. This store is for actual art. He also carries office supplies and other things. I hope people want to support such a great store in our town!! He even gave me a discount my first time in. :) can't wait to go back.

An old-fashioned general store that has art supplies, gift wrapping supplies, and toys like Legos…read more The prices are reasonable and are similar to the prices you would pay for gift wrap at the dollar store and for toys online. They carry a wide range of art kits. All in all a good place to pick up a gift!

The people they have working in this store are clueless. There was a woman who worked there was…read morenasty and yelling because she said I should have told her I won $200 with a lottery ticket and she didn't have enough to pay me. I was dumbfounded by her behavior. I don't even want to go back in that store again.