Suggestions for Arts and Crafts Store near Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia
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Belinda B. • August 28, 2011Nice selection of yarns. I love their buttons, they range from cutesy to elegant. Loop also offers knitting and crochet classes along with private lessons.
Belinda B. • August 28, 2011Such a fun place! They offer monthly crafting classes on all things paper. Learn how to make invites for your next get-together or get a jump start on your Christmas cards.
8.5Arts and Crafts Store •1330 Chestnut St (btwn Broad and Juniper), Philadelphia
Karen • March 4, 2022Enormous art supply store. I just go there for the amazing selection of pens.
Jen P. • September 22, 2012Erixa was great with our party of 6. Very fun activity for a Girls Night Out. Followed by a dinner at Brauhaus Schmitz around the corner (who recently expanded with a larger dining space).
Robert U. • August 23, 2010Nice staff. Great quality prints both large format and hi volume runs. MUCH better that kinkos. Also specialty services available too. Book binding framing hole pressing stamps. So much more.
Belinda B. • August 28, 2011Spool is Loop's sister store. They carry a great fabric selection, lots of trendy modern designs. They also conduct sewing lessons for newbies.
?Arts and Crafts Store •2017 Locust St (between 20th & 21st Street), Philadelphia
Regina B. • April 3, 2013Rosie's Yarn Cellar is a real gem! With a delightfully helpful staff and a gorgeous selection of yarn, this shop is not to be missed.
?Arts and Crafts Store •1737 Chestnut St Fl 2 (18th Street), Philadelphia
Scooter • January 8, 2011The authority for needlepoint on the east coast
Dan M. • May 10, 2010I bought a stylish belt made from old truck tires and water bottles. And a little angry lion ocarina. This place is tops. Reasonably priced as well.
AlohaKarina 🌺🌈🏝 • July 16, 2013You can look at their catalogs online, call to order, and have it shipped to you, all quite reasonable, and done in the size you want. No being forced into their sizes or framing choices! Awesome!
the 215 socialite • January 10, 2012Spend an hour admiring art, like a museum, then take it home, unlike a museum. GREAT gifts!
Kino • July 16, 2014This art and frame store has really nice and affordable framed pieces. I recommend going, to check out posters and works, to put up on your bare walls at home.
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