Prick Your Finger

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4 out of 5 Based on 3 reviews

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Prick Your Finger

Address
260 Globe Road
Bethnal Green
London
E2 0JD
Telephone:
+44 (0)20 8981 2560
Public transport:
Bethnal Green, Underground

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4 out of 5 based on 3 reviews

Latest 3 reviews of Prick Your Finger

4.0 out of 5 7 December 2008
by Whitney N.

I don't know a stitch about knitting, but this too-darling shop is eye-catching enough for even novices to peruse. I came in with a friend who was inquiring about a certain pattern, and the girl working was extremely friendly and as helpful as could be - even though her advice meant we didn't end up needing to buy anything...

Perhaps what makes this store especially unique is their...more

5.0 out of 5 8 January 2009
by Martina O.

This place is awesome. I came in here looking for some wool to make some pom poms with and came out feeling inspired.

This is not your normal haberdashery's by any means. I mean you don't find a knitted sink and toilet in normal haberdasheries do you?

The girl working in here greeted us with a big smile and was knitting a chair while I was oohing and awing my way around the store. I bought...more

5.0 out of 5 2 December 2008
by Prudence I.

A hand-knitted sign over the door welcomes you to the wonderfully named Prick Your Finger, knitting boutique and haberdasher. Run by some really cool women who play great music out the back of the shop where they sit unobtrusively while you browse, this is a far cry from your average acrylic-filled knitting shop and even from the new breed of fancy, bourgeois yarn shops. The displays are...more