The prices are a little higher than other places in town. For that extra cost, there is good…read morecustomer service and product knowledge. The people here know what they are selling and will help you out with whatever you are making. If they don't have it, they will help you find it. The hours are short and the store is closed on Sundays.

I bought a membership for Fabricland and since the closure ( due to the pandemic) it is pretty much…read moreuseless. What puzzles me is the smaller shops downtown are open , providing the community with supplies. The Prince George store is very large , they could limit the amount of customers inside . This just speaks to another corporate decision which was made with no understanding of the various stores geographical location . I hope fabricland head honchos give members smoking deals when they open back up.

During the pandemic, I've discovered a wonderful hobby, crochet. I've also discovered this…read morewonderful shop way up in PG where I can gaze longingly at their high quality yarns from all over the world. They stock yarns that are not normally seen on shelves in craft chain stores or in my LYS. Now that my skills have improved, I decided to order some Scheepjes yarn, a Dutch company that has some of the best looking yarns of every colour, weight and, fibre content I've ever seen. I also bought Lion Brand Basic - not readily available on shelves around the Lower Mainland. I ordered online on Black Friday and received them by the following Tuesday! I'll definitely be reordering in the very near future.

From the owner: Our quirky little shop not only carries all your wool dreams, but we offer classes too! Local…read moreartisan giftware and art can also be found in the shop. Stop by for a personal shopping experience and see why shopping small is so worth it! :)