This is a great knitting and craft store. All are kind and helpful. I'll be signing up for a class…read morein the fall .

I left a review years ago. Since then, I have developed a relationship with the owner and staff…read more There has also been ownership and staff turnover. I love going into the elegant ewe and now pop in to browse.

Visiting from Maine, stopped in on a rainy Saturday, owner was quite helpful, showed me all the…read morelocal yarns and was quite friendly. Business looked closed from the outside because you couldn't see the lights through the windows but it was quite open and filled with yarny choices.

It's is not a high yarn shop, but she has lots of treasures if you are willing to spend a few…read moreminutes. The owner is very knowledgeable and puts together beautiful kits. I always find something I need, even if it's not exactly what I went in looking for. Also - it's attached to a beautiful glass shop.

Large selection of yarn and patterns. Very helpful and friendly staff.read more

Beware of back orders. I placed an order on May 22 and was told that 2 of the colors were on back…read moreorder until the beginning of June. They didn't arrive so in mid July I called Patternworks and was told they are on back order until mid August. I chose two other colors that I was told was in stock. Shortly after I received notice that one color was shipped. When I inquired about the second color I was told that it is on back order until mid August! I was offered no compensation and needless to say, I am a very unhappy customer.

So many great finds in this little upstairs shop! From toys/activities for kids to painting…read moresupplies and all the yarn, I was very impressed! The service was exceptional, and the salespeople were attentive without hovering. The prices were very reasonable- I came for the yarn, which is always pricey, but it wasn't exorbitant. Would definitely stop here again!

Great assortment of painting supplies on second floor and gifts of every nature ! Nail clippers…read moreeven! Friendly staff!

Every time we visit Wolfeboro, we visit Black's Paper Store. It is simply a fun place to explore…read more The selection is great and I love that they carry high quality incense sticks. I found some really nice key rings upstairs on sale and they have made fun gifts for family and friends. My spouse is a librarian and Black's sells a variety of games and toys that add so much to a library. Location is great and even during peak seasons, like spring and summer, we've always found parking within walking distance. The customer service is friendly and helpful and they have some good sales and clearance items too. On our most recent visit on Veteran's Day, we found some winter gloves and a gift for a friend. Thanks for making our visits to town, so much fun!

I have been going to Blacks literally since I could not walk yet. Let's just say a VERY LONG TIME…read more My all time favorite was the weather church. On a postcard and would change color I BELIEVE from BLUE to an ORANGISH color 'when a change is due'. The Hansel and Gretel Shop carried them as well. I still have some of my Cats Meow wooden 'structures' of Blacks (of course), Julie's Dress Shop, Melvin Village Church and Calefs. It was great fun to go by boat to get the Sunday paper, at LEAST one pack of gum/candy to split between us kiddos and then enough donut holes from the Yum Yum Shop to last the boat ride back to 19 Mile Bay and then MAYBE one bag for family that did not go on the boat ride!! I had a Wolfeboro 'Oldest Summer Resort in America' for years when I lived in SoCal. Blacks was/is a rite of passage for many of us Baby Boomers!!

their selection has everything you need and the prices aren't bad. near the checkout i met kathleen…read moreand she was the sweetest person ever. she struck up a conversation with my mom and i about valentine's day and she just made my day better.

For years I have had nothing but bad luck at this Michael's. What they put together falls apart…read more Half the time they have no idea what they're doing. Everything is always a problem