Krafty Kennedys

Very knowledgeable and extremely helpful. Great setup for teaching in a friendly atmosphere. Well done.

Such a small place but stuffed to the rafters with fantastic fabrics and useful tools. Very good service and a place that I would go out of my way for once again

I loved it. A fantastic place for learning sewing

Krafty Kennedies has very friendly staff and teachers. I have learned a variety of different painting techniques, sewing techniques, and quilting. It is a small business, but all of its customers are very loyal and careing. They help me whenever I need help. Krafty Kennedys has provided me with a personal experiance that I think I am unlikely to have anywhere else. I love the feeling of supporting a small, local business. They offer a variety of classes for things such as Sewing, quilting, acrilic painting, oil painting, paper tole, watercolour, and coloured pencil. They also have great framing service, and offer all of the supplies needed for their classes and my next adventures.

Such a treat to see all of Barbara's creations and tour the store. 50 years of experience. Quilting and painting take up most of the place, but they still offer many different types of craft and art classes. Little card making supplies though. No inks, stamps or paper.

Amazing craft store, from quilting, sewing, paper tole supplies. Classes are offered on these. Also have items ready made to purchase as gifts. Staff are friendly and very helpful.

I am from Toronto and was visiting a friend from London a few weekends ago. I was on the hunt for soccer fabric for a quilt when Pam from Fabricland suggested we go to Krafty Kennedys. I am so happy she did! We went, we were greeted by hot beverages, treats, and the nicest gaggle of ladies I have ever met! We went expecting to be in and out...and stayed for over three hours. They let us test out the quilting machine, showed us all the quilts and crafts they make there, and explained everything I could possibly want to know about quilting! I am 24 and taught myself to quilt via internet and a friend's mom in Wales whom I met one summer travelling. They informed me on the proper thread, the difference between fabrics, how to do the backing - and everything else under the sun! I learned things I didn't even know I needed to know!I wish these ladies would adopt me. I learned SO much and had so much fun! They also teach courses on quilting, painting, and everything else crafty - next time I can get to London when they're running one I will defiantly attend!

I have taken numerous classes with Pam Cayley with great success. As a result ventured from art to quilting. Again an amazing teacher. With Ruth Needham's guidance was successful with two quilts. I was so excited with those successes am going with Barb Kennedy's (owner) guidance on a third. Can't say enough about the experienced souls here openly sharing their knowledge. Sharon is always there for me.

Run by two lovely ladies. The store is very crowded, but the fabric is organized by themes, and in two different rooms, so make sure you look around every corner!!

Met Barb, Sharon and a few others who are regular customers when I was renting one of their two longarm machines. You could not meet teachers and friendlier people that want nothing more than to assist you. I came away with a quilt I was very happy with and a lot more knowledge about longarms and what they are capible of. I have taken longarm training twice before and never was shown so much. If you take one of there classes or just drop in to see what is up you will not be disappointed. Thank you Barb Beath