Embroidery and other notions. Things that I have not seen in Texas…read more Pleasant experience and friendly staff.

Great little store packed with high end kits and essentials. Friendly staff to help with the extras.read more

this was my absolute fave gift/stationary shop in all of Paris. Just recently saw some of their…read moreitems at Anthropologie in the states- I hope they don't get too big as they are perfect just the way they are now. Lots of really clean design, pricepoints are manageable, staff seems ultra cool but not in a snobby way.

We were walking down one of Paris' many streets and we stumbled upon Papier Tigre. Not much to look…read moreat from the outside, but on the inside is a stationery person's dream. There are all these little cute binders, notebooks, pins, pens, desk lamps. Although a small store, I could have spent at least 30-45 min in there just perusing their goods. I ended up getting a beautiful journal with a "pen band" to hold the pens I would use with the journal. I also got a rotating calendar that shows the fruits and vegetables that are in season at the time. There was a beautiful desk lamp in the shape of a book that turns on when you open it and turns off when it's closed. So beautiful. Their products remind me of similar things you might find in a Japanese stationery store. You want to know what the best part was? They gave us a reusable bag after our purchase to carry our items!

We visited Astier de Villate during our trip to Paris. The shop is small but cozy and all the…read moreassociated are very knowledgeable and helpful when picking out ceramics as well as when you ask about the brand story. You have to bring the dishes back with you in your luggage and they wrap it super well!! In like layers and layers of paper. Our dishes came back home to the USA with us safe and sound. Just let them know you are traveling and they'll take care of the rest.

We are so in love and infatuated with AdV that I don't know where to start. We first came upon this…read moremagical shop on holiday in Paris and have never missed an opportunity to return, numerous times in a year. We have brought home as carry on luggage some absolutely incredible pieces. The product is a lifestyle and it fits our CT country living perfectly! The shop is incredible and the staff wonderful! Check out the YouTube video, 7 minutes of sheer delight, then get yourself on a flight to Paris!

Amazing selection. Friendly staff. LOTS of ceiling fans to cool you down from the streets.read more

The biggest fabric store, we've ever seen, it's a place where you can spend a couple of hours just…read morebrowsing and listening. We came on a wet Tuesday, and only realized how big it is, once we came. The map directions will direct you to the main store, which consists of 3 stories, each with a very big footprint. We didn't really find anything we liked, so ended up leaving disappointed after a while. Once we got outside though, we noticed another door next door, also called Marche Saint Pierre, but this time with Dreyfus in the name. This is even a bigger store, with 6 levels of fabrics, all connected through stairs and elevators. They had similar fabrics as the previous, but ended up finding something that we wanted. Once we got the attention of a consultant, he quickly cut a meter off of the bolt. It ended up costing under 20€, and was easy to pack away. Paying using a credit card was easy, and we were on our way.

A great little trio of shops! I came primarily looking for yarn but worth noting there is also a…read morefabric store and a sewing store all located next to each other in the beautiful arcade. Made a point to stop here on my last day in Paris; the shop didn't open until 1p but thankfully it worked with my schedule. A large variety of yarn all made from natural fibers in several solid and variegated colors. Nothing too bulky, I would say most are sport or DL weight. I picked up three hanks of a locally sourced and dyed cashmere mohair blend and I'm excited to work with it although I'm not sure what I'm going to make yet! Shop owners speak English and are very helpful. Prices vary, it is definitely possible to get an affordable cake but I did splurge a bit as I'd rather have too much for my project than not enough. A worthwhile stop for knitters and crocheters.

The Service was very good, helpful staff, put together a project for me, and there is a lovely…read moredisplay of yarns

For Americans, coupons is the word for remnants, and a remnant is 3 meters, vs. the typical under 1…read moreyard in the US. You can't do much with under a yard, but at 3 meters the possibilities are pretty expansive. Sacrés Coupons has been around forever and have a couple locations in the same area. There's always good deals and interesting materials. It's not a grab bag of discarded/ugly/icky materials, but it does feel like organized chaos inside. I picked up several interesting and great quality coupons here for a great price. My mom used to drag me here in the 90s and I'm pretty sure I still have some of that vintage yardage in storage! Also, for whatever reason, it feels like silk (soie) and wool (laine) is so much cheaper here than stateside. So if that's your jam, check it out on your fabric adventures in Paris. Coupons are much less intimidating for non-French speakers because you don't have to figure out cutting and all that, just grab the piece and go pay.

So much fun! I got 2 three-yard lengths of a really cool linen print for 28 euro each and am going…read moreto make a tablecloth with matching napkins. It was a lot of fun to look around. There were silks and other fabrics of interest which I would have purchased if my suitcase had room. The prices were good. The entire neighborhood had fabric stores akin to the garment district in Los Angeles. If you sew, plan on spending at least a couple of hours in this part of Montmartre. What a great find!

Simply - beautiful stock of yarn,buttons and ribbons. Tucked away. Helpful staff- and I do not…read morespeak French! I return to this shop every time I visit Paris

When it became clear the the buttons were falling off of my daughter's winter coat because they…read morewere actually severing the thread with their sharp edges, I took a deep breath and began to research where to find replacement buttons. What a pleasure it was to find Entrées des Fournisseurs. It's the kind of shop that makes me wish I were craftier than I am. They had a wide selection of interesting buttons, and I choose some that gave my daughter's coat a very nice upgrade. The buttons were not cheap as buttons go, but in the context of Paris shopping, the prices did not give me pause. Note that the shop is a bit tricky to find, as you must go into a small courtyard off of the main street to find it.