Favorite store or catalog supllier
bambi
each of us listing 1-5 of your favorite stores or suppliers here.
this way people new to this forum or going to a new area will be able
to have a list of places they can go to for all their crafts supplies.
Phoebe Carroll
Nordic Needle
and in San Diego --
Stitchcraft Store
Needlework Cottage
Champagne Stitchery
Yes this is order specific. Phoebe
In article <4klmob$3...@dfw-ixnews6.ix.netcom.com>, baby...@ix.netcom.co
says...
Barbara Bandel
>now that we have said what stores and suppliers are rotten how about
>each of us listing 1-5 of your favorite stores or suppliers here.
>this way people new to this forum or going to a new area will be able
>to have a list of places they can go to for all their crafts supplies.
Great idea. I'll start for the Raleigh, NC area:
1. Lazy Daizy
US 1, Capital Blvd. (Plantation Square Shopping Center)
Raleigh, NC 919-872-0776
2. Cross Patch
9701 Fonville Road
Wake Forest, NC 919-846-1236
3. The French Knot (needlepoint, canvas work, Hardanger)
Olde Raleigh Village, Edwards Mill Road
Raleigh, NC 919-782-2001
4. Threadbenders
Glenwood Village Shopping Center
Raleigh, NC 919-781-3709
5. You Count with Freda
266 W. Chatham Street
Cary, NC 919-469-2857
6. The Hen's Tooth
221 North Salem Street
Apex, NC 919-362-5200
And, if you know that you're coming to the area, email me and we'll
get together.
Barb Bandel
mom...@nando.net
Lana Holden
baby...@ix.netcom.com(bambi) wrote:
> now that we have said what stores and suppliers are rotten how about
> each of us listing 1-5 of your favorite stores or suppliers here.
>
> this way people new to this forum or going to a new area will be able
> to have a list of places they can go to for all their crafts supplies.
Great idea! My favorite cross-stitch and counted thread stores in my area are:
1) Tapestry of Dreams, Johnston, RI.
The owner is wonderful and very friendly. Her focus is on samplers, both
antique reproductions and modern samplers. She has a lot of Kreinik Soie
D'Alger and sells many of them by the meter.
2) Stitches in Time, Pembroke, MA.
I have only been there once so far but I came out much poorer than I went
in. They custom cut their fabric at unusually low prices.
3) The Sampler, Groton, CT.
I was impressed with their selection of charts, which included a lot of
things I haven't seen anywhere else (especially British charts).
4) Thistle Needleworks, Glastonbury, CT.
I have been really aggravated by staff people on more than one occasion
but they have every fiber and fabric (all on the bolt) I have ever heard
of. It's a HUGE store-- they also carry needlepoint stuff.
5) Picket Fence, Mansfield, MA.
An all-around pretty good shop. Good selection of fabrics and fibers.
Some of the staff are more pleasant than others.
Sigh... thinking about all these lovely places makes me want to go shopping.
--Lana Holden
Lesa & Mark Steele
>
> Stitcher's Source
> Nordic Needle
> and in San Diego --
>
> Stitchcraft Store
> Needlework Cottage
> Champagne Stitchery
>
> Yes this is order specific. Phoebe
Ah geee (face down, blushing) ---you're so sweet <sniff, sniff>
Lesa
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1. Itch to Stitch in Orlando
2. Lady Bug in Orlando
My favorite catalogs
1. Nordic Needle
2. The Stitchery
3. Cross Stitch & Country Crafts
Ina P.
Melinda Coss
> >
> > Yes this is order specific. Phoebe
>
> Ah geee (face down, blushing) ---you're so sweet <sniff, sniff>
>
> Lesa
Watch it Lesa... she must be after something.
Melinda
Phoebe Carroll
>Watch it Lesa... she must be after something.
>Melinda
bambi
Coss") writes:
>
>
>> >
>> > Yes this is order specific. Phoebe
>>
>> Ah geee (face down, blushing) ---you're so sweet <sniff, sniff>
>>
>> Lesa
>
>Melinda
to try and save all the information and have it available for everyone.
Fred and Sandy Borngasser
become my close friends over the years and they have a wonderful
selection of everything. Sandy
Geraldine Q. Ruthchild
'baby...@ix.netcom.com(bambi)' wrote:
>now that we have said what stores and suppliers are rotten how about
>each of us listing 1-5 of your favorite stores or suppliers here.
>
>this way people new to this forum or going to a new area will be able
>to have a list of places they can go to for all their crafts supplies.
This is a nice slant to put on the topic!
Since I live in NYC, home of everything *but* cross-stitch stores, my
favorite "shops" are all catalogues. I like:
Custom Cross-Stitch for their large selection of fabrics, notions, and
patterns at *discount* prices, and also for their selection of quick little
gift objects (candy jars, brass bookmarks) -- 804-547-8424
Nordic Needle for their very comprehensive selection of fibers and fabrics,
and for carrying stuff for my new love, tatting -- 800-433-4321
Herrschners for convenience when ordering large amounts of floss, also for
their full DMC line (I just broke down and ordered the entire 426 colors in
one shot!) -- 800-441-0838
I haven't ordered from The Stitchery catalogue for a while, but they have
had some very elegant and sophisticated kits in the past. I've also
ordered some nice, simple kits from Mary Maxim, and been very happy with
their service and quality (800-962-9504). For my other needle arts, like
crochet, I have a whole other set of catalogues. :-)
Happy Stitching!
Geraldine
Geraldine Q. Ruthchild, Ph.D.
EXEMPLAR, LTD.
*** see our home page within the training category of The Consultants Mall
--
http://www.consultants-mall.com ***
DixieLyn
Count Your Blessings
General Deguaille Avenue
New Orleans (on the West Bank) .
As for catalogs, I like to use
http://www.drdeb.com
The Way of the Cross
or
Marilyn's Needlework Catalog
(a division of Stoney Creek)
4336 Plainfield N.E.
Grand Rapids, MI 49505
(616) 364-8411
Omega Prime
>now that we have said what stores and suppliers are rotten how about
>each of us listing 1-5 of your favorite stores or suppliers here.
>
>this way people new to this forum or going to a new area will be able
>to have a list of places they can go to for all their crafts supplies.
I have 2 favorite shops. The first one is in Manchester, NH.
Needle in a Haystack
1305 S. Willow St.
Manchester, NH
603-644-7114
The other is my local shop.
Ginger's Needlearts & Framing
5322 Cameron Rd.
Austin, TX
512-454-5344 (voice)
512-454-1489 (fax)
800-982-8444 (mail order)
I stitch shop models for both shops and they are great!!!
TTYL,
Amy
Ann J. Shjefte
>
> now that we have said what stores and suppliers are rotten how about
> each of us listing 1-5 of your favorite stores or suppliers here.
>
> this way people new to this forum or going to a new area will be able
1321 Payne Avenue
St. Paul, MN
(612) 774-7977
Needlework Unlimited
3006 West 50th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55410
(612) 925-2454
Stitcher's Source
http://www.crafterssource.com/
Nordic Needle
Fargo, ND
These are in order only as far as local stores and mail order. Ann
Opinions expressed herein are my own and may not represent those of my employer.
Kathleen Franklin
1. Ginger's Needlearts and Framing, Austin, Texas
best selection of fabric and floss with the
friendliest and very knowledgeable staff.
2. Stitches N More, Spring, Texas
very nice selection of charts, threads,
and wonderfully framed examples.
3. The Stitchery, Bryan, Texas
nice selection of Texas Aggie charts but
rather a hodge podge of other items with
variable staff. (You never know who's
going to be working there--there's always
someone new).
Mail Order:
1. Sundance Needleworks, Tucson, Arizona
fantastic selection of Southwestern style
canvases and an incredibly helpful staff.
I found them to be the inspiration for doing
Christmas stockings in every fiber *but*
wool and every stitch *but* basketweave!
<VBG>
2. Ginger's (see above)
Those are my selections....TTFN, Kathleen
Venech
Cross Stitch Plus
2267 Military Hwy
SA, TX
(210) 342-8252
This shop is a xs paradise! Every kind of thread (Whisper, Ultra Suede,
Krenik metallics, silks, etc.) and chart you can imagine...*wistful sigh*
Venecha
~~~ Venecha ~~~
KB Behr
>
> now that we have said what stores and suppliers are rotten how about
> each of us listing 1-5 of your favorite stores or suppliers here.
>
> this way people new to this forum or going to a new area will be able
> to have a list of places they can go to for all their crafts supplies.
My first time de-cloaking (yes, I'm a trekki too!)Here's my two favourite
stores for CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA (home of the STAMPEDE)
County Cottage Needleworks Carol and John Schmold
301 - 14 Street, NW
Calgary, AB
The Purple Needle Marilynn and Shelley
14 - 222 16 Avenue, NE
Calgary, AB
Both of these place are easy to get to from the TransCanada highway, and
they're definitely worth a drop in. The Country Cottage has some unique
designs by local talent, and also carries UNIQUE (and WONDERFUL) frames
for your designs. They (Carol and John) are both extremely creative and
very talented. Check
KB Behr
Ed & Mary Fishencord
1) The Running Stitch in Cupertino, CA.
One of the best that I have seen. She carries finishing items.
Lots of different fibers. Almost every book known to man.
2) The Stitching Post in Catonsville, MD.
So far this is the BEST shop I have ever been in. (DS lives in Silver
Spring). Very helpful staff. I can't think of anything she doesn't
carry.
3) Dutch Treat Needlecrafts in Livermore, CA.
I have just discovered this shop and need to explore it further, but
she seems to be equivalent to The Running Stitch.
Mail Order:
The Nordic Needle - fast, efficient and very helpful. Delightful people to work
with and carry almost everything. Hardanger specialist!
Mary
emf...@ccnet.com
Beverly
>
> Me too! I wanna play....
Mansfield MA
100% cross stitch
2: Yankee Cross Stitch
Somewhere in NH
I went there last year on vacation and, honestly, it is a great
place and worth the trip if you live in New England. I'm going again
this year.
3: Cross Stitchin Post
58th St. North
St. Petersburg, FL
813-323-5403
Closer to home than the other two! They also have an 800 number
for mail order. 800-541-5403
4: Golden Yarns and Needle Craft
105th Ave North
Naples, FL
941-597-1910
The owner is a great person and will get you anything you can't
find. They also have an 800 number for mail order. 800-260-4653
5: Juda's Cross Stitch
Miami Ave.
Venice, FL
941-488-1031
A small but nice shop. Very friendly sales staff
That's my limit of 5 Shops!
Jamie Rees
>2: Yankee Cross Stitch
> Somewhere in NH
> I went there last year on vacation and, honestly, it is a great
>place and worth the trip if you live in New England. I'm going again
>this year.
Thanks for sharing your favorites...I recently moved to NH from Texas
and would love to know where in NH the Yankee Cross Stitch is located.
I haven't found a favorite here yet...I'm in Hampstead, in far
southeastern NH, but will travel for a great shop.
Jamie Rees
Marina Salume
*1) The Running Stitch in Cupertino, CA.
* One of the best that I have seen. She carries finishing items.
* Lots of different fibers. Almost every book known to man.
I also like this store a lot but it is actually called
"The Running Thread", just in case you want to try to
find it in the phone book :-)
--marina
Thutmosis
My favorite shop is Stitchin' Post in Harding Mall, Nashville, TN. She
can get anything and the help is wonderful!
For mail order:
Mary Jane's Cross N Stitch in Napierville, Illinois.
Great catalog! I could look at it for hours!
1-800-334-6819.
Nordic Needle in Fargo, ND.
They have every type of thread available!
That's my $.02 worth!
Dana
Jamie Rees
<xefar...@pop-cnh.mv.net> wrote:
>On Thur, 18 Apr 1996 16:15:32, Jamie <ja...@whitepines.mv.com> said she
>was willing to drive for a good needlework store, fortunately, Yankee
>Cross Stitch isn't too far away. But when you can drive from one side of
>the state to the other in approximately 2 hours, not much is too far away
>:)
>Sue in Concord
Thanks, Sue...I'm only about 25 or 30 minutes from there...I was
shopping down the road from there last Friday. How near and yet how
far. If it weren't after midnight, I'd be heading there now.
Jamie Rees
Eric A. Farber
was willing to drive for a good needlework store, fortunately, Yankee
Cross Stitch isn't too far away. But when you can drive from one side of
the state to the other in approximately 2 hours, not much is too far away
Seacoast Village
29 Lafayette Road
North Hampton, NH
Phone number is: 603-964-9434. They can give you directions. Hours are
Mon.- Sat. 10-5 and Sun. 1-5.
They have a very nice selection of about everything and will mail order
what they don't have.
No affiliation, just spent all my birthday and anniversary money there
last week :).
Sue in Concord
Daphne O. Klemme
My favorite store is "Classic Needle" in Kokomo, Indiana. It has lots of
displays up on the walls so you can see what several of the patterns look
like. She has a special box set up that has the patterns for the items
that are on display in it and on the pattern it says were to find it in
the store. The last time I was up there I needed help matching floss with
a linen color so that I can use the same shade for doing the beads and she
got a piece of the linen and spent time going through the greens (it was
dusty green linen for Celtic Christmas) to find the right match. I cannot
match colors as I am color blind.
I like to plan to go there every time we go to Kokomo to visit my DH's family.
It's address is:
Classic Needle
444 Southway Blvd. East
Kokomo, IN 46902
317/453-1945
Don't ask me for directions, I can't tell someone how to get out of a paper bag.
TTFN,
Daphne
--
Mrs. Daphne O. Klemme, Condensed Matter Secretary, Department of Physics, Indiana University, 701 East Third Street, Bloomington, IN 47405. E-mail: dkl...@indiana.edu; WWW: http://physics.indiana.edu/~dklemme/aboutme.html
OneMTHead
Needlepoints West in Westchester (aka Los Angeles) near LAX
CC Stitchers in Medford, Oregon
I also still mourn the loss of The Status Thimble in Burlingame, CA. That
was the store which first hooked me on stitching 21 years ago. And yes,
before some writes, I know there is still a store by that name in
Burlingame, but it has entirely different owners and is not even close to
what it use to be--kind of like a four star eatery being taken over by
McDonald's. ;-ลข
Meg in California
Cathy S647
9 Broadway (second floor)
Denville,NJ 07834
201-625-2821
For those familiar with the old "Crossed Stitch" this is the same store
under new management. Joyce is wonderful carries a large selection of
charts fabric and floss. Keeps a good stock of all new charts and gets
all needed supplies for new things in a very timely manner. She also does
mail order and iswilling to order any chart still in print. I am not an
employee there- but did work there when it was the "crossed stich" Joyce
has taken a very good store and improved on it!!
Take care and keep stitching!
Cathy
John Kimball
Needles Crossing
Daniel webster Highway
Merrimack, NH
the Sampler
Court Street
Plymouth, MA
Necessities for Needlework
Main Street
Westborough, MA
Stitcher's Source
on the Web!
Cross Stitch Unlimited
Mass Ave.
Arlington, MA
Gail
--
John M. Kimball Contex Prepress Systems
Phone: (617) 245-4100 x. 5462 101 Edgewater Drive
e-mail: jo...@contex.com Wakefield, MA 01880
WWW: http://world.std.com/~kimball
Patricia Timpanaro
Jamie Rees <ja...@whitepines.mv.com> wrote:
>Thanks for sharing your favorites...I recently moved to NH from Texas
>and would love to know where in NH the Yankee Cross Stitch is located.
>I haven't found a favorite here yet...I'm in Hampstead, in far
>southeastern NH, but will travel for a great shop.
Yankee Cross Stitch in on Route 1 in North Hampton, also in south
eastern New Hampshire. The exact address is Seacoast Village, 29
Lafayette Road. Phone is 603-964-9434.
Pat Timpanaro
Neon Flamingo Designs
neon...@crl.com
Nancy Eddy
Stitches and More
Old Town Spring
Houston, TX
Many, many charts, well-arranged and easy to find.
Frames, stands, lights, beads, ceramic buttons,
specialty threads, and nearly every kind of even-
weave fabric you can imagine. Also--open Sunday!
The only down-side of this is that Old Town Spring
is very crowded and it's hard to find a place to
park anywhere nearby.
3 Stitches
Spring, Texas
Nice, small shop. They have not been open long,
but they are coming up. Closer to my house and easy
parking!
That Special Touch
Norman, OK
My old shop. I always stop in when I go home for a
visit. Specialty threads, beads, nearly all evenweaves
you can imagine, many stitched models. Not as many
choices of frames/stands/lights, but I'm sure they'd
be happy to order.
Nancy Eddy
Robbin Evans
>
> On Wed, 17 Apr 1996 23:51:20 -0400, Beverly <bm...@gate.net> wrote:
>
> >2: Yankee Cross Stitch
> > Somewhere in NH
> > I went there last year on vacation and, honestly, it is a great
> >place and worth the trip if you live in New England. I'm going again
> >this year.
>
> and would love to know where in NH the Yankee Cross Stitch is located.
> I haven't found a favorite here yet...I'm in Hampstead, in far
> southeastern NH, but will travel for a great shop.
Jamie,
I haven't been to Yankee Cross Stitch, so I can't comment on the shop,
but I hear that it's great. I do, however, have in front of me the
flyer from the Celebration of Needlework, being held in Merrimack, NH,
May 3-5. Yankee Cross Stitch is participating, so here's the address:
Yankee Cross Stitch
29 Lafayette Road
N. Hampton, NH 03862
Is anyone out there planning to go? I'm not taking any classes, but I
might get up to the Shopping Center on Saturday. If anyone is planning
a RCTN meeting, let me know!
/Robbin
rev...@vmark.com
Kay Foley
> <snip>
> I do, however, have in front of me the
>flyer from the Celebration of Needlework, being held in Merrimack, NH,
>May 3-5.
>might get up to the Shopping Center on Saturday. If anyone is planning
>a RCTN meeting, let me know!
>/Robbin
>rev...@vmark.com
Re: the Celebration of Needlework in Merrimack....is it being held at
Needles Crossing, which is in Merrimack? Probably, huh?
Another shop worth traveling for is in Salem, MA. called It's a Crewel
World. Carolyn Hook is the owner and the focus of the shop is cross
stitch and needlepoint. I discovered this treasure about six years ago
as she was preparing to move her location. Now, once again, It's a
Crewel World is moving. She's going to a spot which has about 5 times
the space she now has.......it's a major decision and I hope that it goes
well for her.
For anyone who knows the area, it's the former location of the Daniel
Low Jewelry Co. Salem is well known for being the sight of the Witch
Trials and has lots of tourist traffic. The jeweler has left his
mahogany and glass display cases and that should be interesting.
She plans on having LOTS of trunk shows and classes. I work from 3 to
11 pm and was quite pleased to hear that she'll be offering classes in
Hardanger during the day!
She carries a varied line of flosses and fibers and I've never gone in
there "looking" without finding something I "had" to have!
If all goes well, it should happen over the first two weeks in May.
Usual disclaimers apply.
In stitches, Kay Foley
DCarey7560
Hampshire on May 3-5 at the Holiday Inn. If anyone needs more specific
information, feel free to e-mail me at DCare...@aol.com.
Pam
Jamie Rees
wrote:
>Yankee Cross Stitch in on Route 1 in North Hampton, also in south
>eastern New Hampshire. The exact address is Seacoast Village, 29
>Lafayette Road. Phone is 603-964-9434.
>
>Pat Timpanaro
>Neon Flamingo Designs
>neon...@crl.com
Thanks, Pat...you're one of several helpful folks who wrote to give me
the address. It's only about 20 or 30 minutes from my house and I look
forward to shopping there.
Jamie Rees
Robbin Evans
>
> Re: the Celebration of Needlework in Merrimack....is it being held at
> Needles Crossing, which is in Merrimack? Probably, huh?
>
Actually, no, it's being held at the Center of N.H. Holiday Inn, on
Elm Street. And Needles Crossing isn't even one of the participating
retailers. I don't know why. Anyone have an address, in case I get
time to stop by on my travels?
/Robbin
rev...@vmark.com
EppyNan
Stitch in Time
515 East Grand River
Howell, MI 48843
(517) 546-0769
(Hi Charlene and Teresa, if either of you are lurking!)
The owner, Charlene, is incredibly helpful! Stitch in Time is in an old
house (Victorian style?) and has an amazing variety of charts and all
kinds of fabrics and fibers. I hear about stuff on the newsgroup and then
I hunt them down at Stitch in Time. She almost always has it and if she
doesn't, she'll order it. I don't shop anywhere else (except for really
great floss sales at Jo-Ann Fabrics). On top of that she's got great
doodads for putting stitching onto (all kinds of towels, boxes, mugs,
etc.). She also has tons of knitting stuff, an expanding needlepoint
section and offers custom framing. Oh yeah, she also has scroll frames,
Q-snaps and lap and floor stands (including Artisan designs, my personal
favorite). Great store!
Nancy
Epp...@aol.com
Wyndham
>I haven't been to Yankee Cross Stitch, so I can't comment on the shop,
>but I hear that it's great. I do, however, have in front of me the
>flyer from the Celebration of Needlework, being held in Merrimack, NH,
>May 3-5.
>
>Is anyone out there planning to go? I'm not taking any classes, but I
>might get up to the Shopping Center on Saturday. If anyone is planning
>a RCTN meeting, let me know!
The Celebration of Needlework is in Manchester, NH, not in Merrimack.
I'm part of the organizing group, and although we haven't made
specific plans for rctn'ers, the Presidential Parlor is available all
day and night throughout the weekend for stitchers to relax and put
your feet up and chat and stitch! If you'd like to plan a special
time to meet, just say when!!
Some of the classes are filled, but there's still space in others and
you'll be able to sign up on-site if you see one you like. There will
be Make-It-Take-It's in the Merchandise Mall area all three days, plus
door prizes drawn randomly throughout the weekend. I hope I'll get to
meet a lot of you there!!
If you need more information on this, look at our web page. All the
classes are listed. Classes 2, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18 and 21 don't have
any space left, but all the others do (some with just 1-2 places) and
Eileen Bennett's Flax Sampler on Sunday was so popular, we've added it
again on Friday from 5 to 9:45 pm.
Please feel free to call or e-mail me if you have any questions. I'll
be glad to help.
Lydia
Wyndham Needleworks
mailto:wyn...@neca.com
http://www.neca.com/~wyndham
"We don't make mistakes, we do variations!"
Caspad
details. You can e-mail me at cas...@aol.com
Christi
Trouble379
I'm about to move to Temple, Tx, and would love to know of any shops in
the Temple or Waco area.
I currently live on Ft. Knox, KY, and here, The Cross Stitchery located on
31W, between Radcliff and Elizabeth town has a good selection. Also, in
Louisville, there is Dee's Crafts, which has a small selection of books, a
good size selection of kits, and DMC at decent prices. (The last time I
was there, it was $0.24) Also the Piece Goods Home Shop in Elizabeth
town has lots of goodies.
That's about all I have.
Daniela
aka Trouble
Floyd
Trouble,
I have lived in Killeen, TX (Fort Hood) and here's what I have:
In Temple there is a store called Snooky's Knit Nook. She carries cross
stitch and needlepoint. In Killeen, you will find Skyline Gallery which
specializes in cross stitch and quilting along with a nice framing dept.
this particular is for sale at the moment, but the owners are still
optimist that they will be able to sell the store rather than close it
down. If you would like addresses and phone numbers, I'll be happy to
give you that. E-mail me at fl...@gte.net and I'll dig them up. Best of
luck to you with your move.
Debbie Floyd
Nugmom
For those of you interested in canvaswork (which I do pretty exclusively,
since any cross stitching I do resembles what I did as a child---ack) try
The Gazebo in Solebury, Pennsylvania, just outside of New Hope on Route
202. The owner, Martha Shevett, is brilliant and helpful. She carries
lots of beautiful handpainted canvases, and offers sound advice for those
designing their own projects. Lots of good classes, and good supplies,
too.
Beth Lander
DLauron
In article <Dr02I...@hpl.hp.com>, "Belinda J. Kendle"
<ken...@saiph.hpl.hp.com> writes:
> Since then I purchase
>a brad gun and supplies to do my own framing but to find a store that
>have nice frames and will cut the glass to the measurement that you need
>is perfect!!
>
>
What is a brad gun? I don't think I have heard of that before.
Denise
Belinda J. Kendle
dla...@aol.com (DLauron) wrote:
>What is a brad gun? I don't think I have heard of that before.
>
>Denise
Hi Denise,
A brad gun is like a staple gun but it shoots brads.....the little metal
posts that are used to hold the backing on the pictures......like little
spikes.
take care,
belinda