This place has so many options and it's very cute and clean will be coming back! The workers are…read morevery helpful as well!!

I love crocheting. It's one of my top 3 creative/destress outlet, and when I'm in town I usually go…read moreto WEBS because they have an extensive selection of yarns but I wanted to give this small business a shot. They were having a good sale and I ended up picking up some merino wool yarns. The ladies there were very attentive. I see what others say about feeling like they're interrupting. The day I went, there seemed to be a class in progress. I overheard the instructor talking about the right way to stich arm pieces of sweaters so they don't look overly puffy and I remember thinking that that is actually a good tip and if I lived in the area, I'd probably sign up for classes even though I already know how to crochet, you can always pick up something you didn't know. I loved how they were sitting around the table happily chatting, it looked so cozy. I guess it depends on the persons viewpoint, some people could view that as if they're distracting but I see it as part of the experience. A sense of community. I shopped around them because there were yarns near where they were at, I didn't bother them, they didn't bother me. I got my yarns (see pic) and am looking forward to another great crochet project.

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I dropped off a piece of needleart to be framed, let's not mention $$$ it was supposed to be…read morefinished in 2 weeks, 1 month later I gave them a deadline of 2 days or I'd be taking it regardless. It was finished when I arrived. however when I looked closely I had 5 crimped fabric areas and 2 areas where the fabric is lopsided. I had them take it apart so I could leave and what do we find?? It was pinned instead of being laced. WHICH I was charged for. Management and Home Office didn't care. This is the 2nd HL location so it looks like training is the same across the board. Won't return for ANY item.

Fred is a legend, everything is coated in clay dust but they have everything! Local creativity…read moresupported by local experts in a funky setting, with ducks.

Not the friendliest. But I'm sure the clay bodies are excellent. I found myself not needing…read moreanything from the supply company. Good luck.

Worst place to deal with. Will tell you one thing then charge you another. Salesperson said she…read morewould get back to me and constantly had to call her back. Didn't know what she was doing. Furniture is border line quality way overpriced.

I shopped at both stores. Their inventory is gorgeous! Lots of selection to choose from. The…read morestaff is about the best you can get. I got a fantastic deal on a leather stressless recliner and picked the color I want. I will go back again!

It would be hard to find a better yarn store if you are any kind of knitting or crocheting crafter…read more I have been both since my nanny taught me to knit when I was about 5 years old. Since then, I have made hundreds of items, mostly knitting, but crocheting and weaving too. I have also woven my own textiles with a loom. So, when I stumbled into this store the first time I was in the five-college neighborhood, I felt as if I had gone to THE yarn supplier of the ages. And I still feel that way. I only work with wool fiber, which means each project is a bit costly and the finished item needs continual vigilance and care to keep it clean and moth-free. But, it is worth it as nothing takes dye and holds it for years, like wool. I actually have an afghan that my grandfather bought from a patient who made it over 100 years ago and it has not faded. (It is a bit dry, though, lol). So, when I decided to make a knitted blanket last Spring from one of my favorite yarns by Noro, I knew the only place I could order dozens of skeins of Kureyon in different colors was Webs. The reason is, most yarn stores, if they still exist -- they do tend to go out of business, sadly, regularly -- will only sell Noro yarns in bulk to you and they have to order them, which takes a lot of time. Webs has them in stock, all the time. I underestimated the number of skeins I needed for this blanket and was able to order extras several times from Webs, with no problem. They have wonderful discounts for buying multiples, carry every kind of yarn you can imagine, and get them to you quickly, well wrapped. What more would we want? I am also thankful that they are still here, thriving, through it all after so many years. Thank you, Webs!

Store has completely changed since selling out to Love Craft. There is not the selection they used…read moreto have. Warehouse area is about 10 pct of what it was. The yarn selection has downgraded. Used to drive 2 hours to find great yarns, no murasol, Laines du Nord or hedgehog. The vibe is different. I wouldn't bother.

I had a few gifts to purchase and purposely visited Pilgrim Candle…read more There was no shortage of gift variety. From candles, jewelry, ornaments, household decor, custom dips, beauty products, cards, and so much more. The owner was in and just so kind. Warm mulled cider was available and it was delicious! Price per item was very reasonable. You can opt for a meaningful gift at a very effective price. Gift bags were lovely as well. Parking is at no cost and on the side of the building.

I had the most positive experience yesterday. Went in to pick up a couple things, the lady helping…read moreme was so nice And helpful. I really felt appreciated as a customer. I have not been in this store for a while. They have a lot of nice things. I was telling my co-workers how great it was to shop there. I didn't want to leave. I will be back and thanks again for making my shopping experience so nice. See ya soon for more Amish popcorn. Lenny

The service was great! Tejas has a huge selection of beads and some actual crystals one which I…read morebought. They have equipment to help you make any kind of jewelry. It does not make the jewelry for you but has all the types of beads and supplies you may need. It's a bit overwhelming how many choices they have but we managed to look at everything. Don't be in a rush if you go there. It takes time to browse all their delightful beads from all over the world. We spent an enjoyable time there and brought home some great treasures and things to make. I highly recommend Tejas Beads if you like to make your own jewelry or need things and can take them somewhere else to be made. The prices were fair and reasonable. We had an enjoyable afternoon there!

I have been purchasing semi-precious and metal beads from Tejas Beads for more than 2 years. My…read moreexperience consistently has been positive. The items I receive are as described and pictured on the website. The chemistry of the individual stones, facts such as whether beads have been enhanced or heat-treated (vs. entirely in their natural state), specifics such as bead diameters and available cuts or bead shapes, hole diameters, the length of each strand and/or number of beads per strand, etc., all are carefully detailed. If I have had a question, my emails are answered promptly by customer service. In addition, discount sales are offered frequently, and clearance items always are available. Further, I never have received items as quickly from any other company; Tejas Beads typically ships the day I place my order, and beads arrive carefully packaged. The sets I make are given as presents. As the gifts are opened and the beads are handled, the most frequent response I receive is a very reinforcing, "Wow!" Finally, I appreciate that Tejas Beads shares the designs created by their customers via a revolving carousel at the bottom of the home page.

OK, I came shopping here one time. They sell a lot of cozy socks for people who like to jam their…read morestinky-winky feet into sum soft sole cradlers. They also sell eclectic home gadgets and meaningless doodads like: ashtrays, sheer curtains + Hydro Flasks. Gulp! If you are fashionable, you could probably shop here, Bob. Do you like baggy corduroy pants with 40"-wide leg openings, Bob? If so, they sell 'em at Urban Outfitters. Jump into da corduroys, Bobby! Go! Go! go.  Pricing was fairly high for...well, everything in the store. Yes, most transactions at this store require a 50 dollar bill or larger. (But not all things, Harriet. For instance; one Mitchell & Ness MLB Los Angeles Dodgers Logo Dad Hat is only $35, before taxation.) The staff was staffing and such. Like, I saw them around -- but idk if they were in the mood to chat + mix n mingle. The store also sells kewl things that are kewl n retro -- like a Dr. Dre record. Dre used to really crank out the hits, eh? Urbies was a neat stop to enjoy! Shop here for fashion needs + non-fashion needs (disco balls, etc.). Hope u had a gud vday.

I'm a little surprised that Northampton allows Urban Outfitters, the big bad chain store, to stick…read morearound right in the middle of town. Urban Outfitters is an eclectic mix of merchandise though. It suits this town. Big nice location in what I think is an old bank or government building? Right in the middle of town. Who doesn't love Urban Outfitters even though I'm getting a little old for it!