Time Out says
Mon Feb 14 2011
From the moment you step inside this sewing, fabric and needlework shop, you’ll be itching to get your creative juices flowing. The welcoming, vibrant space is packed floor-to-ceiling with anything and everything you’d need to start your next project: Cubbies are stocked with colorful fabrics ($15–$54 per yard) and ribbon ($1–$5 per yard), walls are decked with embroidery floss (86¢–$5 each) and needlework canvases ($30–$150), and shelves display goodies that will appeal to novice and advanced crafters alike. Beginning seamstresses should grab Pins & Needles’ signature Start Stitching kits ($55), a canvas bag stocked with oodles of equipment including a seam ripper, scissors, tape measurer, pins, a pin cushion and needles. Aspiring needleworkers can pick up adorable animal embroidery patterns from Penguin & Fish ($8), Make Do & Mend quilting kits that include goods like fabric and batting ($140), and ridiculously hip Emily Peacock needlepoint kits featuring classic tattoo-style designs ($95). Fabric lovers will drool over the bolts of retro-looking material from Australian line Sprout ($44–$54 per yard). Need a little guidance? Sign up for workshops on sewing skirts ($300) and embroidery 101 ($95) or splurge for a private lesson ($90 per hour).
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