Access Commodities, is an importer, manufacturer and distributor of fine embroidery materials. Working with artisan manufacturers in the U.S. and abroad for the past fifteen years, we take pride in the high standard of quality and performance our products provide. These are no ordinary embroidery materials.
Created in 1820, under the title Au Ver A Soie, the company based itself at 235, rue Saint Denis, just off the ancient passage du Grand Cerf (Great Stag Alley), Paris. On Saturday 12 June 1875, two copies of a trademark design for silks from our company were registered. The trademark shows a silkworm accompanied by the title "AU VER A SOIE" which remains the exclusive property of the company and is its manufacturing trademark
Hand Dyed Cotton, Silk and Perle Threads. Hand Painted Needlework Frames. Thread Pack Charts
Dinky-Dyes is a play on the word Dinky-Die which means genuine or the real thing and we believe our threads are 'the real thing'. Dinky-Dyes was established in Perth, Western Australia. We are now located in Henderson, Nevada.
We produce a quality product and make those products readily available to everyone.
At the Gentle Art we maintain a serious commitment to the quality of our thread. We use the utmost care and forethought in selecting the methods and components used to produce our thread. We hand overdye each batch of thread to ensure that it is treated with care. We choose dyes and catalyst agents for the thread which are highly efficient and extremely gentle to maintain its durability.
Milkpaint was a common type of paint used in Colonial and early 19th century periods. Kreinik has created one-of-a-kind colors in Silk Mori that match the wonderful tones of Milkpaint and its historical era. The Kreinik Milkpaint colors are ideal for cross stitch, historical samplers, and other needlework in Colonial, Federal or early Victorian embroidery, or to create an antiqued effect in any design.
Needlepoint Inc has been San Francisco’s destination for needlepoint for over 27 years. Our shop sells exclusive hand painted canvases, our own line of silk threads, as well as designs and threads from your favorite brands.
Whether you are a beginner or you’ve been stitching for years we are always glad to help you out.
Our high quality Needlework System provides for unsurpassed comfort and technique. All models are extremely easy to use, lightweight and very portable.
Established in 1993 by Ann Robbins and Pat Ryan. After meeting and sharing their love of antique samplers, they formed R & R to recreate samplers from private collections, museums or finds from their travels. From an interview in The Stitchery Magazine, January 1999: “It was Sarah Anne Buck who started us hand-dyeing linen. We needed slate board green for her 1821 sampler,” Pat explains. “Manufacturers just don’t make those tones. So, we experimented. When stitchers saw the colors on our sampler models, they wanted similar fabrics. Soon, designers were calling us. Now we’re in the dyeing business.”
Located in the rapidly growing town of Rockland, Sienna Framing Gallery comes as a much-needed service and a location for artists in the Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec area to showcase their art.
Sienna Framing Gallery is backed by 30+ years of experience. Karen Charlebois, owner and operator of Sienna Framing Gallery previously worked for Artex Picture Frames Ltd. for over 10 years. As Artex owners closed their doors and retired, Karen decided to start her own custom framing business and combine it with an art gallery. Karen Charlebois has an extensive background in art. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Toronto and a Degree from Sheridan College in the Art and Art History Program.
Uline, a family-owned business, is the leading distributor of shipping, industrial and packaging materials to businesses throughout North America.
For over 40 years, we've stayed committed to providing the highest levels of service and quality products to our customers.
Depend on Uline to build your business — we won't let you down.
Weeks Dye Works is a family-owned and operated company since 1994. All of our products use dyes that are environmentally friendly and made in America.
The Almonte Antiques & Collectibles [ AAC ] is a multi Vendor Market and currently home to 50+ vendor booths. We are located in a 5,000 sq.ft.,two level heritage building situated in heart of downtown Almonte, Ontario. Yours to Discover !
Aubrey's Antiques has been a recognized name in the antiques business for over 30 years. Ken has been involved in show promotion as well as restaurant decoration. Aubrey's Antiques is a trusted name for all antiques and collectibles. Aubrey's Antiques has been at the forefront of promoting antiques advertising and nostalgia to the discerning collector. Aubrey's Antiques participates in most Ontario outdoor antique shows. Added to the vast collection of antiques and nostalgia Aubrey's Antiques is now offering a fabulous line of Canadian made reproduction solid pine furniture geared to all budgets. This line of furniture will be tomorrow’s antiques.
We offer a wide variety of antiques, vintage finds, collectables, hand made and hand crafted items and upcycled and repurposed pieces! We also have a great selection of salvaged treasures to crate your own upcycled creations!
Barriefield Antiques is loated in the historic city of Kingston, Ontario, Canada. From highway 401, exit 526 (Highway 15) south. Travel 15 minutes towards the City of Kingston, then exit right on Wellington St. (before the traffic light at the intersection of highway 2) into the historic village of Barriefield. Immediately turn left on George St, follow it around the bend and you will find the store on the right across from the park.
Country Side Antiques first opened in 1999, here in a beautiful heritage stone home surrounded by trees and flowers in historic Oxford Station, just south of Kemptville, Ontario. Throughout the rustic summer kitchen, the original log house and the carriage barn, you will find a fascinating choice of antiques ranging from primitives, lighting, artwork and other assorted oddities and curiosities! As you stroll around you never know what treasures you may find as you ramble about the buildings and soak in the charming country atmosphere.
Now the largest Antique Market in Eastern Ontario! With over 12000 square feet, we have a wide variety of vendors displaying their wares.
Collectors can count on discovering anything from furniture to household items, tools, textiles, paintings, folk art, jewelry and glass and china. From Royal Doulton, Wade, Beswick and Lladro to Fire-King, Gibbard, Sherman and Coke. Come in and see our wide range of antiques and collectibles; from furniture, dish & cookware, signs, old toys, books, jewelry and more. Delivery is available at added cost, prices vary according to the destination and the product itself.
We're also proud to offer you the largest selection of collector's books in the area; and Howard's restoration products & Briwax** in store!
With over 100 dealer booths in 20,000 square feet, take a leisurely stroll through pathways of antiques and collectibles from across Canada and around the globe.
Market Road Antiques selects its antique vendors carefully and new items arrive almost daily. It’s an extensive array of fine estate jewelry, quality furniture, books and art, vintage clothing, toys, vinyl records and other collectibles, all under one roof. Decorator finds and one-of-a-kinds abound, so whether it’s for your home, condo, cottage or commercial project, you’ll find your treasure here.
Unique antique store at the heart of the historical Almonte town centre. We specialize in used books including Ontario history, trains and military. We have a large variety of pins and Military Memorabilia.
Discover 40,000 sq./ft of the best antiques, vintage & retro all in one venue! If you've never been to the show before,
you will be surprised at the amazing inventory that you just don't see anywhere else.
Explore thousands and thousands of one-of-a-kind finds for you, your home, condo or cottage!
It began more than 25 years ago!
It was the spirit of adventure that opened a small antique shop with less than 15 dealers in the historic, stone buildings along the Grand River that was once home to Babcock and Wilcox call the ‘Southworks’. It was a vision that grew it to over 35,000 sq. ft. and 100+ dealers.
At the end of 2016, we received notice that our stunning historic building was sold to developers with plans to adapt it to living space. With determined optimism and dedication from our staff and dealers, Southworks Antiques moved across the river to 73 Water St. N. retaining our name and our singular identity. A newer building, completely renovated and re-constructed to serve our specific needs, it is a beautiful venue filled with light and we are enjoying its many conveniences. The space is all on one level and it was big enough that we could accommodate all of our dealers plus a few more, expanding us to over 35,000 sq. ft. It is a perfect backdrop for the strong mix of antiques and collectibles that is Southworks’ reputation.
Since 1993, Southworks Antiques has contributed props to various movie sets and television series. Customers have fed their passion for history, art, nostalgia and the unusual.
Owned by the Raistrick family since 1981, we are proudly dedicated to the highest standards of coldset commercial web and sheet printing. We also offer bindery and shipping services. Our stationery store provides for all your office and school supply needs, and offers a wide selection of high quality, educational toys and crafts for children ages two to teens.
We are a great first-stop for gift shopping!
