I am traveling through New York and came upon this wonderful yarn shop in Watkins Glen. I can't…read moresay enough of how kind and supportive and helpful. The ladies are that work at the shop. I found lots of beautiful yarn and picked up a couple of new projects. I was working on a pair of socks and came across questions regarding the pattern, I called the shop to see if they could help me out with the instructions ... Ann answer the phone and was so helpful and getting me in the right direction so I could continue knitting my socks. She even answered the phone when the shop was closed. If you were in the area, I highly recommend stopping in and visiting Fiber Arts. Thank you, Ann for all your help.

We travel to this area a few times a year and I always stop by this shop. The staff is friendly…read moreand helpful. The yarn is reasonably priced. I love the baskets from Ghana!

This business is Closed for good as of 2024. Closed…read more There is U pick Berries on property behind the building, seasonally.

A wonderful shop filled with local treasures that truly capture the spirit of the Finger Lakes…read more While shopping, I spoke to one of the co-owners who was very knowledgeable about every piece that was featured in her shop and each artist behind the beautiful work. I could've honestly spent hours in there admiring all the carefully curated items, but I was able to leave with unique gifts and souvenirs that will always remind me of my memories in the Finger Lakes.

I really enjoyed this place. It's small but there's lots to look at…read more The artist was there working and chatting. She was super friendly and laid back. I didn't feel any pressure to buy something or awkwardness that you sometimes get in other little shops. I was impressed by the quality of the pottery. There's also different stuff from other local artists.

From the owner: Salmon Pottery is an art gallery and studio in the village of Trumansburg that features the…read moretextured pottery of Mary Ellen Salmon, and a sophisticated collection of local artists and craftspeople. In the studio, Mary Ellen creates her unique ceramic work, and shares her knowledge through pottery classes. The art gallery is a welcoming place, with a great variety of media, scale, and prices; something for everyone. Sculptures by Jay Seaman adorn the front lawn, while lapidary work, fiber art, jewelry, ceramics, paintings, blown and stained glass, and paper crafts live inside. The bright yellow house sets the tone for your visit that will surely leave you smiling.

This place was blazing bright one evening after I finished my dinner and struggled to remember…read morewhere I parked my car! The beautiful stained glass in the windows stopped me and the sweet, pudgy dachshund in the doorway drew me in. There was a class going on in the back but the teacher showed me some of the items in the shop and we talked about the area around Corning. He was so friendly, I made my husband come back the next day to check out the shop! Lots of fun!

Lovely shop! Just traveling through. Friendly, helpful clerk. Great selection of yarn and notions.read more

I saw this place the night before and made it my mission that I was just going to stop in and check…read morethings out but I ended up buying an armload of superwash wool! The woman working there was extremely helpful with my many questions. There were yarn brands that I was not familiar with and she encouraged me to take my time and have a look. The shop is nicely organized, bright, and welcoming. On this day, there was an amazing selection of yarns on sale out front!