This shop is the perfect place to go for wannabe dress designers, parents who need to entertain…read moretheir children or anyone who is looking to spruce up their home. This tiny shop offers cheaper than cheaper fabrics in a range of colours and materials. What they get seems to change month on month so you never know what you're going to find in the treasure chest of fabrics. The lady who runs the shop is extremely friendly - so if you've got any questions about the materials she sells, or sewing in general, she'll be happy to help. A fun haberdashery if you're looking to get a bit creative!

Believe it or not, I've been here a fair few times with my former housemate, as she took great…read morepleasure in fashioning her own clothes and accessories like bags from the huge range of fabrics carried at this store just off the main drag in Bath. While in there, she would go up and speak to the hugely helpful staff about her latest project and asking them what they would recommend, while I would go around touching all the fury and other unusual fabrics. Once I bought a faux leopard skin bit of cloth to make a crazy notebook, which I still have. Recommended.

This a new shop on Poole High St, with rather a nifty name…read more They stock a great selection of colours of wool, but no so sure of the range of types of wool. They are helpful, if reserved. I've stopped knitting, my SO is too broad to feel ins[ired to knit a sweater for, and others just keep growing! However, I do like a high St with some sort of haberdashery.

Nice little wool shop. Though small, shelves and baskets packed full of lovely colourful Yarns…read moreGreat to feel and touch Yarn before deciding what it will look like knit up in a garment. There range is more on budget wools which is fine for most knitters Plenty for the new baby knits here. Good choice of patterns. Staff are knitters and will give advice.

Since knitting has become the new rock n' roll (even festivals had knitting tents this year if you…read moredon't believe me) it is still surprisingly hard to go and score your wool fix. Those unwilling to trudge out to the Cribbs' John Lewis know that this is the place to be. Full of wool, thread and patterns for knitting and embroidery, the staff are reassuringly clicking needles at the counter and keen to help out.

Saw your item on Points West last night, and mention again tonight and was really impressed with…read moreyour wonderful work. Can you let me know how much the pattern and the wool cost. I belong to St George's Wilton Mothers' Union in Taunton, and we have 40 Commando Royal Marines in the town. We already do quite a bit of knitting for babies, premature babies, blankets for babies, knee blankets for residential homes as well as hats, scarves, mittens and jumpers for the children and women in the local refuge - we would love to add your hats to our repertoire. Very best wishes to you and your 'army' of knitters!! Hilary P.S. Although I have never visited your shop I give you five stars for your innovative project

This is a very good place to buy all sorts of fabrics. From wipe clean tablcloth stuff, curtain…read morematerial and linings, they have pretty much what you may need. They also let you know when new stock will be coming, and will order for you too. It's very very useful especially if you like to make your own soft furnings!

Zebedee fabrics is now one of the main places I would go for fabric and trimmings - having a new…read moreincreased selection across the whole shop and very nicely set out stock- the staff are particularly helpful too

Having visited this shop a couple of weeks ago, with my wife, we both commented what a lovely shop…read moreit is, bright and airy with a fantastic range of sewing and needlework accessories, as well as some lovely handmade gifts, we also noted that they make personalised T-shirts, mugs and lots of other items, although we don't need anything of that sort at the moment, we now know where to come in the future. We did buy some gifts for the family to get them started in various crafts as they have a lovely range of gift sets in stock. Will definitely be back.

From the owner: Busy Pins & Needles is the Biggest & Best Haberdashery shop in the Upper Valleys of South Wales…read more We specialise is all types of haberdashery, fabrics by the metre, felt, netting, vinyls, curtain material, wool, crochet and knitting supplies, as well as all areas of sewing accessories and supplies. We also make all sorts of handmade gifts on site in our store in Aberdare, so there's lots to choose from. We also provide printing services, so if you have a photo you want enlarged up to poster size, or anything in between, a banner printed or a poster printed for your business, we're the place to come. Additionally, we offer photocopy services, so whether it's a single page or a thousand leaflets you're after, we're your place. Come at see us at 21 Canon Street, Aberdare. CF44 7AP. We have a massive council car park immediately behind us, with stepless access from the car park to our shop. The car park is only 50p an hour, and is free after 10am Saturdays. So make a day of it and visit beautiful Aberdare whilst coming to buy your project items from our store.

My oldest and most favourite fabric shop. It's actually attached to the fabric printing factory. In…read morefact it used to be called Treforest Textile printers. Unprepossessing from the outside unless you are a fan of industrial architecture but once through the doors it's glorious fabrics galore. There are sections of dressmaking fabric, including patterns, lots and lots of upholstery fabric, strange fluorescent furry stuff for making strange fluorescent furry things (aliens?), sheer voiles for curtains and more more more! In my time I've been here to buy things to refurbish furniture, make fancy dress for the kids and our latest purchase is the complete kit for stitching our own ball gown - Vivienne Westwood is looking to her laurels!

Not the largest range available from a fabric store but staff are always willing to help you find…read morethe material or accessory you require. Prices are very good which is always a nice thing! There is a large array of accessories to buy aswell as fabrics. These include buttons, ribbons, threads and patterns.

A great little shop full of everything you need for knitting, crocheting, sewing and general…read morecrafting. Phasepatch's friendly owners stock everything from safety pins to embroidery skeins. They've just opened another premises that sells fabric too. A great addition to Chippenham's high street.

Regular visitor to Golden Hands. Jenny the owner is so friendly and helpful and always has time to…read moreexplain things to you if you need help. This shop is an Aladins cave of wool, cross stitch, tapestry, sewing equipment and everything for the needleworker. Loads of new patterns to look at and a really nice atmosphere. Jenny works hard to ensure everyone is welcomed with a smile and made to feel at home.

I'm a sucker for arts & crafts and creativity in general and Craft Works ticks all the boxes. This…read moreshop is one of the most comprehensive of its kind and one of the best in Bristol if you discount the likes of Hobbycraft. From the outside you might be forgiven for thinking this is a frivolous, girly shop for bored housewives and old ladies but oh how wrong you would be! There is a large selection of sketchbooks, drawing paper, paintbrushes and Daler-Rowney paints - all essential for art students and established artists alike. The store itself is lined with cards and displays that have been created using products from the shop, such as decopache kits, rubber stamps, ink and stencils. The only thing that limits the possibilities of the products in this shop is your own imagination. Price are reasonable and there is also a framing department at the back of the shop where you can take in your masterpieces to hang with pride.

Craft Works is probably the largest shop of its kind in Bristol. Stocking everything you can…read moreimagine, (and then some), for those with handicrafts in mind. Reasonably priced with knowledgeable staff on hand to explain what everything is for, Craft Works is creativity made easy. They even host workshops in the evening. They also stock resources for those of us who can't quite decide what hobby would suit us best, or for those of us that would like to be a bit more creative but aren't exactly sure how. A full range of magazines is available with comprehensive advice on hand. And just for the record: I'm in the market for a knitted toilet roll cover with a Cindy-type doll miraculously emerging from the middle. There's a commission in for anybody who can master the skills required to make one. I'd like it in shocking pink. Get enrolling now!