The Duck and the Dodo is one of newest places to find homemade, artisanal crafted unique items. You…read morecan find virtually anything here from vintage coffee canisters to barnboard to bath bombs. Love coming here on snowy Saturdays to browse. Always something to see!

From the owner: We strive to promote a lifestyle filled a vintage feel, and shopping local. At the Duck&Dodo we…read morehave over 60 vendors that are local artisans, or pickers bringing us the most unique items. We also carry two lines of paint, and will help you with any DIY project you might come up with

Worth the drive to Lucan. Such unique vendors and prizes being won all day long! Not to mention the…read morehot breakfast and lunch from British Baked Goods.

Linda is amazing! Her yarn is amazing! Her dog is amazing! Her homemade pickles are amazing! I…read morefirst met Linda at her yarn store in Port Credit, Mississauga. I considered it a treat going there. Linda is not only amazingly talented she is incredibly helpful. I tell her what I want and she puts the package together without me even having to think. lol. At first I was heartbroken when I learnt she was moving her store to Orangeville but now it is even a bigger treat to go to see her at her store. I am so happy for Linda and her new digs. She still puts everything together for me,knows my taste and lets me know when a yarn she knows I will love comes in. Now my biggest fear is if she ever retires. Anyone who knits or crochets and hasn't been to Linda's is definitely missing out! She has a better stock and is far friendlier than the stores I have checked out in Toronto! DON'T MISS OUT! MAKE A VISIT OR ORDER ONLINE! DON'T RETIRE LINDA!

Best yarn shop out there! Definitely worth the drive! Linda is very talented and always there to…read morehelp! She has great trunk shows supporting local indie dyers once in a while too!! If you come to the store you will not leave empty handed...the selection of yarn is outstanding!!

Hallmark scam! We purchased Hallmark gift cards to give as…read morepresents but this Hallmark Masonville store would NOT honour any of them. The old woman who is the store manager refused - so rude, miserable and grumpy. Will file complaint with BBB.

Fired Up Glass Arts is not just a store, it is an experience!…read more Warning: there is so much to look at that you need a good amount of time to take it all in so do not go when you are in a hurry. There is half a wall of frit, (so many colours, so many sizes!) and a whole wall of Bullseye glass in full or half sheets, rods, stringers and billets. One thing I find really useful is that they also stock everything in 10x10 inch pieces so you can try out new colours or combinations before you commit to the expense of a big sheet. There is a big window with lots of natural light and lots of room so you can take sheets out and hold them up to the light or lay them out next to different colours to plan your project. There are great sales at least a couple times a year, which have been great to expand my frit stash or try out colours or products I normally would not use. The owner, Jayne, is very friendly and helpful. She is always ready to answer any questions, give advice and assistance, but doesn't hover over your shoulder, and lets you take the time you need to browse. She also seems to know what every colour fires like and how they look when combined with other colours. Any time I have asked about what something looks like when fired, she has been able to show it to me in a test tile or sample piece. That has saved me a lot of time and money instead of having to find out by trial and error. I also find it inspiring whenever I go into the shop because Jayne is also an artist and runs classes, and workshops so there are always pieces in various states of completion to look at either from her own work or that of the students. I always come away with a new idea or a solution to a problem. The other big benefit of Fired Up Glass Arts for me is the drop-in studio times. In addition to formal courses and workshops, Jayne offers regular, weekly, drop-in, studio times where you can pay a fee to use the space, specialized equipment, slumping molds and get help or instruction if needed. I do a lot or my work at home but there is a lot of equipment that I cannot afford to purchase or do not have room for at home that I get to use during the studio times. It makes it feasible to do a lot of different fused articles without having to buy and store equipment that is seldom used but great to be able to access when you want to. This has been especially useful when I needed to do a large project that won't fit into my own small kiln at home. It is also a nice change to work with other people who share the same passion for glass that I do. I highly recommend Fired Up Glass Arts, but be warned, Bullseye glass can be addicting! Side effects include happiness and seeing rainbows.

Hobby Lobby in fort gratiot is Fantastic.customer service top notch always willing to go above and…read morebeyon. store is very neat organized .always end up with more than i went in for .way to go hobby lobby in fort Gratiot

I go to the Hobby Lobby in Chesterfield. The selection is excellent and the prices are very…read morereasonable. I am now looking for decorator fabric to make valances for my vertical blinds. One of the major fabric shops wants substantially more (even at their 50% off sale.) Even if I buy 2-3 yards of fabric at full price ($11.99 a yard) at Hobby Lobby, it greatly surpasses the major fabric shop at $15-$25 a yard on sale! Love this store for all crafting projects.

service was not helpful or cared poor customer service. selection was good and so was value. but…read moredo to staff unfriendly behaviour I won't go back again! this happened in the morning too so no excuse for very poor customer service!!!!!!

To say this store is overwhelming is an understatement. Len's Mill Store here in London is your one…read morestop shop, for fabrics, sewing, clothes, crafts and so much more all packed into one large warehouse. I came here on Saturday with my mom, who loves to sew, and she wanted to pick up some unique fabrics from here that you wouldn't be able to find anywhere else, unless you went to the States. The door to come into the place is deceiving, it's one door, and the entrance and exit are one in the same and immediately to the left are the shopping carts, and to the right are the cashiers. The aisle-ways are somewhat narrow for these shopping carts, but the fabric selection is HUGE. My mom was like a kid in a candy store. She had a mission for flannel to make something for a baby shower for some friends of ours. We also found some Doctor Who fabrics, which I never thought we could find in London, let alone Canada. The employees were fairly nice and helpful, could be a bit more enthusiastic, they didn't really look happy to be there. The aisles are kind of small to walk through and the entire place is full of items, not a regular tidy store you would usually walk into, but if you know what you want and what you're looking for, for a fairly good bargain, this would be the place!

One of the largest selections of past year commons I have ever found in one store. Great deals in…read moreabundance. This place is a honey-hole for collectors who are building sets. They have hundreds of thousands of cards stacked with stars, and their prices are low. Variety includes Upper Deck, OPC, Topps, Fleer, Score, Donruss, Leaf, Pinnacle and spans the low and upper ends of the spectrum. The staff are unbelievably friendly. There is a palpable neighbourhood-bar vibe, where local collectors drop in to buy packs and boxes in quantities large and small, and feel free to voice their support or criticism of sports teams. Parking is free, and for those with a spouse who doesn't want to spend hours in a sports card store - there is a shopping plaza. London Transit has a close stop, approximately a 2 minute walk away near the Taco Bell. Definitely worth the bus ride or drive. This place is the epitome of 5 stars all the way through.

From the owner: We buy, sell and trade Sportscards and sports memorabilia.read more