Len's Mill store is pretty much an institution in the KW/Cambridge area. They are a great selection…read moreof fabric and seeing notions as well as a number if other incidentals, food, clothing and home goods. Many people go to Len's Mill Store for the 'deals', but don't be mistaken, this is not a discount store regardless of its factory atmosphere. This store is actually pretty expensive. The fabrics are over priced, but on the flip side there is a huge selection. If you can find the same thing at Fabricland, I suggest you do as you will save a great deal. Fabric is not the only item over priced. I once went there to pick up a simple white onesie for my newborn. It's sale price was $12.00, from $19.99. Needless to say I did not buy it. Regardless of price issues, this place is pretty neat and I do go there a few times a year. They have some pretty cool things, but you might have to go a few times to see everything and dig a bit.

Loved this store since moving to Cambridge 5 years ago.I took a friend there she bought fabric,…read morescissors, thread and other things.Never left the store without buying something.

I was very impressed with the check out staff and manager at Michaels in Burlington's Power Centre…read moreon Brant St. The Manager (Kate) was very helpful on both of my visits to the store on January 21st. Kate was friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. I had to return later in the day to make an exchange where I met Linda who processed the return and purchase of a new item. Linda had excellent customer service skills, and even helped with better pricing on my purchase. She was engaging, positive and professional. Kate took back the product that did not work for us and directed me to a more appropriate product to suit my needs. Thank you, Kate and Linda for your professionalism and excellent customer service today. Respectfully Mark

I'm so surprised at how good the deals are at Michaels pre-Christmas! The Christmas trees were all…read moreon sale and they were pretty too. We had just come from The Bay where the prices of trees were exorbitant. They had affordable options at different price ranges and options with pre-lit trees, flocked trees, and different sizes, although they didn't have any really large ones on display at the time. They had really cute lighting options as well that were all buy one get one free. They were smaller string lights of about 6-10 feet and featured different types of features on the actual bulbs like snowmen, reindeer, and Santa faceplates. They had really neat testers set up in store so you could press a button on a sample string of lights to see what they would look like. The batteries weren't included with these however. There were a ton of other decorations available that were ready to display or ones to customize.

What a great quilt shop in a barn on a farm! Quilts hung all over and fabrics everywhere. Super…read morefriendly and knowledgeable staff. I picked out a couple of new special projects that I can wait to get started and will put this shop in my rotation as it's a lovely drive as I took back roads to get here.

Quaint little hobby shop North of Georgetown. A little secret for the quilting enthusiast.read more

The reasons I am a fan of Conestoga River Pottery:…read more - Every piece is unique and a work of art made by artists on site - Most of the items are really practical that I can use everyday around the house - Prices are really reasonable - Love the rustic and country like design (but this is quite personal) - You can even see the work area with all the pottery in making! If you are in the area, come and support local arts and crafts. Nothing here is mass produced. Located inside The Village Silos. NO photos allows inside the store!

This place was recommended by someone else on yelp. And in spite of covid I went for it. I biked…read morethe miles to get to St. Jacob's and found this place rather charming. Located in the silos in the town of St. Jacob's, around the corner from the EcoCafe, Conestoga River Pottery has a lot to offer anyone walking through the door. Every shelf is filled with unique peices and collections for purchase. Its inspirational and quite lovely to bear witness to such beauty and creativity. I walked in and took my time in looking around. Found this gorgeous travel mug, a heart ornament and a small magnet made from another local artist of the landscape from BC. Where I had just visited months earlier. The young lady working was friendly. I called before going to ensure they would be open. She was talkative and upbeat. Definitely chipper compared to the other person there. Not too sure if the older gentleman was the potter/artist. He didnt seem very friendly, unfortunately. Perhaps my expectations are too high these days for people to offer a little bit more warmth. Especially with respect to this current, temporary pandemic. I understand everyone has their own ways of coping and we are all individually processing the changing times in whatever ways we can manage. When business owners are not personable, it makes me not want to be supportive. That's how I think as a patron and that's my bottom line. The mug I got is pretty awesome. It has a corked top. I encouraged some friends to visit, hopefully they'll follow through on that. And they'll have some good interactions with the shop owner.

It was once my go to place for my infants clothes is now a total disaster. They do-not have…read morecollections , no new stuff or variety. Looks like they are at a verge of closure

A huge location! Love coming to a winners/ home sense combo. It's like going treasure hunting for a…read moregood deal or something amazing on clearance. It seemed to be kept fairly tidy (as much as you can given there's 100+ people in there just rummaging through things and leaving timmies cups everywhere). Check out was really fast and staff all seemed really nice and helpful. my only note - as with ALL WINERS - please vacuum your change rooms. It's so gross to be changing and then just watching giant dust bunnies rolling around everywhere. Every stall had them. It doesn't take much to buy a light vacuum and do a quick clean 1-2 times throughout the day.

Amazing selection of products and friendly staff. Great variety of crystals and tarot cards,…read morecandles, jewellery for all different price points

I did the Pamper yourself package, the whole experience was great from the knowledgeable, friendly…read morestaff, and the different types of therapy which were relaxing and nothing like I have experienced before :).Definitely coming back!!

Michaels is a chain of arts and crafts stores that carries a full line of supplies for everything…read morefrom cake decorating to scrap booking to flower arranging to knitting. There is also a classroom where you can learn some new skills and take classes (many of them are great for kids). They also custom framing, if you need that sort of thing done). This Michaels store is a relatively recent addition that was built with the reconstruction of the plaza at 500 Fairway Road South. The store is quite large and the selection quite varied... which leads to the major problem with the store: The staff aren't very helpful. The folks who work here are friendly enough, but it seems that most don't really know all that much about what's in the store. This is compounded by the fact that the store is so large. I understand that the people who work here can't know everything about every craft, but looking for a specific item, we asked around and were told various answers, but eventually we just stumbled upon the item that we wanted ourselves... which leads to the other issue I have with the store: The merchandise is quite expensive. When we did find the item that we wanted, it was really double the cost of the item at other competitive stores. This was mitigated by the fact that, yes, we did receive in our e-mail the 50% off coupon for one item only. You can sign up for their e-mail marketing and receive a 40% or 50% off coupon on a regular basis, but if I have more than one item (or an item that is already on sale, as the coupon does not work for these items) then I'm generally out of luck. Michaels does have one great thing going for it. They are open 7 days a week and open until 9 pm on Saturdays, which is a real plus. When you just need to get your project done, you'll be glad to know that Michaels is there for you in a pinch.

I have recently fallen in love with Michaels! Yes I am a Mom of a two and half year old. The…read morestock they carry is not as much as the Cambridge store, but in a pinch it will do. The staff is fantastic, you always get an answer, and some of the staff are experts, in certain subject matter and will give you their time. The prices are great!! There is a lot of merchandise in store that is also in the States and this gives us MORE selection, I love that! In Canada there is such limited, selection in many areas of retail... it is sad! This maybe why I enjoy shopping at Michael's. The house decorative items are great. Yes USE their coupons, and be a smart shopper, you can find the coupons in your flyers or phone. The Cambridge store, I have found needs some improvement in management, seems very old style, and workflow improvements are needed at check out, especially at busy times. Thank you Michaels for your options and products and keeping US CURRENT!!

I was looking for some locally handcrafted purses and accessories for my wife, and I came across…read morethis wonderful store while shopping on the main street in St. Jacob's. They have a great number of one-of-a-kind gifts and neat handmade items. The store is located in the basement of another store, so you have to keep an eye out for it. The staff were really helpful and friendly, and had no problem directing me to the items I was looking for (and I'm a guy, so it's not like I know what I'm doing when I go to a place like this). We were able to find a tote bag locally made by Care.e.on Bags at a great price. Thanks again for all of your help!