Each and every time I go into the beautiful store. The lady's are so helpfull and not trying to…read morerush you to find something. And the framing that Sea Needles is Subprim.

Cute little shop that has all your sewing and embroidery needs. I have never seen so many…read moreCrosstitch kits in my life! Such a wide variety to choose from!

Saturday Yarns new location is bigger, brighter but still has all the attention to quality…read moreneedlework supplies that regular shoppers have grown to rely on. New to embroidery or knitting and have a question? Looking for handcrafted needlework tools or framing options? This is the place. Classes offered in the shop will take your skills to the next level. A must stop if you are anywhere close to this area.

Very nice staff. I went to their new location on route 50 and it's a huge store! The yarn selection…read moreis mainly wool and there were some nice mixed fiber yarns, too. The bulk of the store was for cross stitch patterns and notions. They also had a large selection of buttons and embroidery thread. If you are into cross stitch or love Noro yarns, then this store is def for you! I mostly crochet with fingering weight cotton or crochet thread so it's not really a match for me (probably a good thing since I live so close!). I was glad to hear they will be hosting classes like felting and knitting. I signed up for their email list and I'm looking forward to it!

Great Shop!! Plan a visit, large selection, of various weights and tons of needles and supplies…read more Owner, Vicki is very knowledgeable, been in business over 40 years, Don't miss out on this shop, cash or check only.

I met shop owner a year ago visiting from Hawaii and wanted to start a project as a new knitter…read more She spent quite a bit of time going over the different project I could try out and came up with a great pattern and yarn . I have recently returned and have appreciated her huge inventory of yarns and wonderful advice . I wish this store could be in my neighborhood . So warm and inviting and great advice.

Great service and they had what I needed! Perfect location for me on vacation in North Cape May…read more They have circular knitting needles and stitch markers.

Talented and knowledgeable female owned business! It's always a pleasure to spend time in Enchanted…read moreFibers. I learn something new each time. They have fabrics, yarns of different worsts and fibers, they offer notions, classes and most importantly they offer passion in the fiber arts encourage their customers in their art.

Sarah is very helpful over the phone and I'm so happy to have a local fiber arts store!read more

String Theory is my newest obsession! The store is so cute and stocked with gorgeous yarn, fun kits…read moreand other beautiful things and Sarah, the owner, is such lovely, attentive and knowledgeable artist, as well as super helpful.The best part of this amazing little yarn shop? It's incredibly welcoming to both knitters AND crocheters and Sarah offers classes for both beginners and intermediate levels, as well as WIP groups on weekends. I can't wait to make my first crochet sweater and all things Granny Square! I'm so lucky to have this fantastic place so close to me, but I love it so much I would travel if I had to! HIGHLY recommend it!

We are sure it is a great place for yarn but after 40 minutes wandering around looking for the…read morephysical store here in Cape May off the Washington Street Mall and Oceans street well we finally called because we were getting dizzy walking about on the Google maps and talked to a nice lady who apologized saying their building was closed last year during the pandemic and now they only sell online but Yelp will not remove their listing : (

I saw this shop a few days ago and was super excited to go and check it out, as I'm always ready to…read morespend some $$ on cute and cozy skeins. Finally made it in earlier today and ended up leaving shortly after entering due to the cold demeanor in the shop. I received no greeting upon entering, only cold stares from the younger girl at the counter. Yarn selection was amazing, but a little pricey. Neither of the two employees in the shop said a word to me or my girlfriend the entire time we were there... very uncomfortable atmosphere.

I took four quilts to serendipity quilt shop to be quilted on there long arm service . they turned…read moreout beautiful highly recommend

Great selection of fabrics and the staff was very friendly to assist me in my selection to complete…read moremy quilt top.

The reason to go is the hand dyed yarns…read more Carodan shop is out of the way yarn shop that's worth tracking down. Although they had other yarn to look at and the usual notions, patterns and such, the real reason to go was the beautiful Chincoteague island yarns which are dyed by the owner. She was extremely helpful when I went to visit, and even offered to dye all the yarn I wanted for a project and ship it to me for free. The service was great, the yarn is beautiful. This shop is well worth your time stopping by if you're in the area.

Adorable yarn shop off the beaten path on Chincoteague Island. Hand dyed yarns are great if you are…read morelooking for a vacation yarn you can't find in the big box stores but she also carries the mass produced brands. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area.

My boyfriend and I visited last weekend and it was such a wonderful experience. Jim, our guide was…read morevery informative and nice. Most of the alpacas do not want to be touched, so we take photos around them hoping they look at the camera haha. So if you plan on bringing children ( highly recommend) know that the alpacas can get scared at quick movement or if they are touched. We got our photos and a lot of answered questions about the farm. They book up fast, plan ahead online if you want to schedule a tour. It is free and so fun for everyone. It's not mandatory but please donate so we can keep these small businesses active and the alpacas fed & happy :)

Tish, one of the owners, was an amazing guide through this whole experience! The reservations are…read morenecessary as your group will be the only group that meets with the Alpacas. There is parking right at the edge of their gate to the Alpaca farm, and it fits 2 spots so plan to carpool if you are going with a group. You start off with a big baggie of carrots to be shared amongst the male and female aplacas, meeting the males alpacas first and then the females. They are excited about the carrots but are very friendly! They will walk you through techniques in feeding, how to fit in a quick pet, and help you take cute photos. Tish also has a great selfie tip with luring the Alpacas with a carrot to get them picture perfect. The reservation ends with a browse through the gift shop they built with all things Alpaca, including a few items made by Tish! Tish and her husband are the only 2 who own and manage their farm, and their hardwork and dedication to the Alpacas and to make this an enjoyable experience for everyone is noticable and highly appreciated! Be sure to visit before mid-April (shear season) or some time after if you want some cute pictures of Alpacas with a fuller coat. Our visit was right before they got sheared!

After taking a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Africa we were thrilled with our purchase of an…read moreincredibly beautiful (and very heavy) Shona stone sculpture of an elephant with her calf. Unfortunately, upon returning to the US we opened our find to discover it had been broken in many places; two legs broken off, an ear snapped off, much of the stone had crumbled, etc, etc, and we thought it was ruined. This was despite careful wrapping and packing by us but, undoubtedly, careless treatment by the airlines. After several Google searches we kept coming back to Lakeside Pottery, not only because they were the most responsive but because they seemed lovely people, totally genuine, and enthusiastic and caring of our 'predicament', attributes sorely lacking from every NYC studio who were often abrasive, and didn't seem interested. I took us a few months to get our ducks in a row but we eventually snapped pics of our statue, it was given an estimate for repair and a timetable of the repair schedule. We shipped off our beloved statue in a double box, pampered though it were priceless. We opted for the total restoration, since it really wasn't much more than the next level down. Mort asked us several times why we would consider spending several times its initial cost to repair the piece, so we knew he genuinely cared and wasn't in this for the money. It was our love for the piece that convinced him we were serious about our desire to have it restored as fully as possible. Long story short, when the elephant statue was finished (way ahead of schedule) we were sent photos of its repair and we couldn't believe what we were seeing. The, when we received the statue in the 'mail', my wife literally cried tears of happiness when she saw the statue, which was repaired so perfectly, so flawlessly, and obviously with such love and care, we still to this day look upon the statue and are baffled by how they did it. My advice: these guys are geniuses at what they do. Masters of their craft, totally unsurpassed in their field, I imagine. I could not recommend them highly enough. They made us so happy, and one day we hope to drive to their studio to thank them in person. Thank you a million times for restoring our statue and giving it a whole new life!

I am a professional cabinet maker/ refinisher. I expect perfection. Morty and Patty at Lakeside…read morePottery just finished a ceramic plate repair for me. The results were spectacular! They have truly made an invisible restoration. They communicated with me at every step and there were no "surprises". I can not recommend Lakeside Pottery high enough. You will not be disappointed!