Great place to shop for sewing items like materials and sewing products. If you like to sew and…read moremake different cloth items, you may want to shop here.

The Best on the Main Line! First off, this place is so sparkling clean, and the displays always…read morelook like a magazine photo. The most competent and kind employees, never rude or pushy. This is the answer to all of your Interior Design needs. No one else compares, this is the highest quality design experience for sure.

Took the intro class with Melissa and it was super helpful for understanding how to set up and…read morestart sewing with your machine!

First and foremost this is not a traditional quilt shop. If that's what you're expecting, you will…read morebe disappointed. Melissa has a selection of Kona solids for sale off the bolt. There is also a previously loved section of fabrics and myriad sewing related delights which have all been donated. It's worth a look for some hidden gems. What Cut & Sew is IMO is a learning center. There are several sewing machines set up in the front room and a longarm in the back. The studio's goal is making sewing accessible to everyone - there are multiple classes, summer camps, after school programs to make this possible for any one, any age. After taking a course on longarm basics, you will be able to rent time on the same longarm to finish your quilts. This is not a destination shop for me but if I'm in the area and they are open, I do stop in to browse the previously loved section (or drop off donations). If I lived in the neighborhood and had kids who could take advantage of her offerings, I would definitely do so.

This is one of the last bead shops around and it's the best. Friendly staff. Onsite repairs…read more Classes offered. It's just the best.

Very Friendly and helpful staff, Hugh selection of products reasonably priced. They offer classes…read morethat are fun and interactive, they teach you new techniques and you will leave with a beautiful piece of jewelry!

Brand new high end yarn shop finally arrives on the Main Line! Yay!…read more Main Line Purls opened up two weeks ago in Devon. It's tucked away in a mixed use building right by the Marriott Courtyard, half a block from the Whole Goods and, in the other direction, the Black Cat Cafe. FDC and I spotted their colorful, bright sign after breakfast at the cafe. The shop is bright, clean and open. The yarn is all high quality, hand dyed skeins in a beautiful variety of colors and weights. They have done fun notions and gorgeous handbags too. We were greeted warmly, and the staff were lovely, answering questions and making thoughtful suggestions. They will also wind a skein or two while you wait if they're not very busy, and you can leave purchased skeins there for winding & pick up later. They told us they are planning to have classes and a Thursday night "knot in". This is a high end shop, with skeins of hand dyed yarn, including their own private label line. Do not come here expecting $6 Lion Brand acrylic yarns. The prices reflect the high quality of their yarn. Small free private parking lot right by the store, and more free parking only a few steps farther away. We'll be back for sure.

Helpful and friendly staff, non-intrusive. Beautiful selection of yarns. The store is a little gem…read more Look for the sign, as the shop is off the. Street, but there is adequate parking.

Support Local Businesses!! This store has such a great selection of professional supplies, and a…read morehugeeee variety of frames/mats if you're coming for professional framing. Everything is high quality, and the owner is so knowledgeable. I may be biased since the owner is my mom.... but everything said still stands!

Amazing little art store. Way better selection than the big name stores. Very friendly and helpful…read more They had everything I can never find at the "other" stores. I'll definitely be back for supplies. Support local business!

Something Different by Eric is a community, non-profit gift shop that celebrates and supports…read moreindividuals with mental disabilities. Eric Wells is an enterprising young man with Down's Syndrome who decided to open a store where people with different mental abilities can sell their artwork & crafts, along with unique gift items. Eric also sells informational and children's books about including individuals with special needs into our lives. They are located in the Rosemont Farmer's Market, with plenty of free parking. Open Thursday - Sunday. I am seriously excited about this business and am really looking forward to my next visit!

What a great shop! They have a wonderful selection of gifts, including things for adults, kids, and…read morebabies. They also have a wonderful selection of locally made gifts (only place I've ever seen Bryn Mawr-themed items!) and Philadelphia sports-themed items. I got all my holiday shopping done in one stop! I also got to meet Eric who was wonderful, and he helped me pick out the perfect gift for my mother. I was also glad to hear about the wonderful work the shop supports. Their new space is beautiful and welcoming; I can't recommend this shop enough! Of note, their address in Yelp is incorrect. They are now located at 814 W. Lancaster Ave (right down the street from the Bryn Mawr film institute).

their customer service is impeccable. All the fabrics I bought from them are amazing quality. They…read morehave great prices on everything I was able to get oil for my machine, lining denim and a zipper and it has an amazing sort of quilted lining, which is really unusual and it's nice to see that there's a place that has it

A wide selection of fabric. Helpful and knowledgeable staff that spend time with you.read more

A nice little store with everything you would want to make or string beads. Beads have become very…read morepopular in the past few years. There's been a whole cottage industry grow up to service the people who need supplies. This quaint store is run by a knowledgeable man who can tell you anything you want to know about beads.

This may be a nice store in person, but as far as an online retailer (or wholesaler), not so much…read more I placed an order online, got an email 2 days later that my order had been received, and it took a week before they even shipped it. When it apparently went to Puerto Rico (on its way to Colorado) and hadn't arrived after a week (2 day shipping), I inquired with the USPS and was told I couldn't track it as I wasn't the shipper. When I contacted GCW, I got unhelpful responses essentially saying, "it shipped, we're no longer responsible". I'm still waiting for the package to leave PR, and have no idea when I'll get it. The person at Great Craft Works doesn't give me a name, any suggestions for getting the product to me sooner (and having me return the original package whenever it arrives), and isn't even friendly or sympathetic to my issue. I was going to set up a wholesale account with them for my business, but now I won't given the poor communication and customer support. To follow up: I got an email this morning from "Stan" today saying: "If you read our shipping and ordering information page. We always take about a week to ship. We are set up to handle the bigger accounts like stores and designers which allow for great shipping times. You may be happier with Amazon or your local bead shop. If you're a small business or an individual, don't expect to be treated well by this company.