I visited this yarn store on Saturday, May10 & received excellent service & assistance to find what…read moreI was looking for. Good selection of yarns & accesories! I will return, on future visits to Portsmouth!

No better or classier shop for yarn in New Hampshire. Folks who own the place are extremely…read moreknowledgable and carry only the best products. If you are looking for superior quality yarns and associated needles, etc., this is your definition of heaven.

One of my favorite places. The amount of yarn is phenomenal and it's fun to shop or browse. They…read morealso have many finished pieces for sale. I've gotten beautiful knitted socks, hats and mittens there. A great place to visit in January, February and March when you are yearning for color!

Love Hodgepodge! They have a huge selection of all different kinds of yarn and supplies. I love the…read moreatmosphere - every time I go, there are people in the back drinking coffee and spinning yarn. They're always willing to help, no matter your skill level. And with knitting classes on Monday nights for $3, it can't get much better.

Maggie and Kayley, the two we met, were extremely helpful and friendly. Very knowledgeable about…read moreBernina machines and techniques on them to fit what I wanted to do for quilting. More interested in making me happy than pushing to sell accessories. My husband and I were totally happy with our buying experience. Excellent value for the price!

Beautiful fabric and yarn. Classes available too…read more They were super helpful finding a companion fabric for my quilt.

Nice store, nice owner, good curated selection of yarn and tools! Reasonable prices! Happy to have…read morefound them!

The new owner is very helpful and really knows her product. This small yarn shop is welcoming, cozy…read moreand full of little treasures. Everything you want your local yarnshop to be.

Wonderful place. Great selections, lots of variety, and incredibly helpful staff (especially the…read moreowner, with whom I have dealt 99% of the time).

Always a great experience, and the selection is fabulous. The owner is always very helpful, and…read moreeven though I've moved from the area, I always make it a point to to The World in Stitches when I'm here.

pearl's yarn is a packrat's dream. although the yarn selection is not great, what you will not be…read moredisappointed in is the needle selection. every size, every brand, every style. not expensive, either-- i think i paid $15/pair for some addi turbo circs. this store has a display in the middle, one side has circs, one has straights and DPNs. as the only yarn store in manchester, i wish they had more yarn, but as a visitor i'm happy to pick up some needles and wait til Webs or Yarn Basket for wool.

I visited today for the first time. I was greeted warmly by the owner and I spent the next two…read morehours in needlepoint heaven. The store was full of gorgeous canvases many of which are designed by the owner and stitch painted. They are breathtaking. There are several rooms plus one whole room devoted just to threads. The owner, Mary Jo, was a wealth of needlepoint knowledge and eager to share. I chose a beautiful Maine inspired belt designed by Mary Jo. It is the perfect souvenir of a trip to Maine. Although I live 3 hours away I will return often to shop here and also call and have things sent to me. I left still drooling over all the canvases that are available only here.

On the recommendation of my local needlepoint shop, I contacted this shop about finishing two…read moreneedlepoint Christmas ornaments. I made a phone call to the shop and offered to take photos and email them to get an idea of cost but was turned down. I was told to send my canvases UPS to the shop which I did. A few days later I received a phone call and we discussed the finishing. Then I was told the cost would be a $168 for the simpler of the two ornaments . I said "no thanks" and was charged $20 to return my small canvases. I have had similar ornaments finished for $40. This may be a lovely brick and mortar store but their finishing costs are staggering.

What happened to this yarn shop, Scratch Supply? I drove up from the Boston area about 3-4 weeks…read moreago and they had a sign that read, moving to a new location soon and their location at 1 Court Way looked like they closed for good. It seemed like a really cool place, sadly I didn't get to chance to visit and buy any yarn!

What a wonderful shop to just walk around in. Of course, I would have purchased any number of their…read moreexotic, sumptuous yarns had I had a project in mind. 0o will be back for a visit and a purchase!

My two-year-old twins have been going to The Tot Spot two days a week for a few months now and I…read morehave been thrilled with their experience. My COVID-era kiddos were a bit behind in their language when they started but have come along SO well in this short time. They are genuinely so excited on school days and I love knowing they are getting to socialize with other kids, get messy, and play outside in the well-stocked playground -- all of which they don't get to do much at home with their nanny. My husband and I can't wait to move them to full-time students as room opens up, even though we have a 30 minute drive to Concord each way. The commute is worth it when you know your kids are in good hands.

Understaffed and blames children when they cannot handle normal behavior of toddlers. This daycare…read moreis not equipped to give one-on-one guidance to small children. I have heard from several others this is a common issue from them and that this is not the best place to take a child who will not just sit silently and be a perfect kid. If I can figure out a way to report them, I will do so.