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Lyndy Young of Stitchbird Fabrics, Kilbirnie, Wellington

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Welcome to part 2 of 'My Wellington' – today I'm visiting my friend Lyndy Young of Stitchbird Fabrics in Kilbirnie, Wellington- one of my all-time favourite places to find craft supplies and get inspired.

Stitchbird existed exclusively online until this time last year- exactly one year ago, in fact. Happy birthday, Stitchbird shop! Now you can see and touch all the colourful textile goodness in person and have a chat with Lyndy herself.

Kilbirnie has some shopping gems, and this is one of them for sure. Lyndy says she likes being based in the suburb because of its characters, colour and accessibility to the Wellington CBD. She hopes to introduce some crafting kits (to inspire busy people to get creative) and classes (to enhance a sense of creative community and fun) in this second year of the store. 

Stitchbird specialises in beautiful Japanese fabrics and craft supplies. But there's more than that- you can find all the craft supplies your heart desires here, and some handmade products, too. You can also order custom homewares (such as lightshades) covered in your choice of fabric.

Here are some photos I snapped at Stitchbird one bright Saturday morning.

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Stitchbird Fabrics, Kilbirnie Shopping Plaza, Wellington 6022.

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3 responses to “: : : : my wellington : : : : stitchbird”

  1. Sarah Avatar
    Sarah

    Oh! What a beautiful shop. I think I need to make a new bucket list and visit New Zealand! I love your Wellington posts.

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  2. anissa ljanta Avatar

    Oh goodness, the only little shop like this that I know of closed down recently…how lovely to have Lyndy and Stitchbird nearby. Lucky lucky you!

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  3. Louise Avatar

    What lovely photos! I still haven’t made it out to Lyndy’s shop yet, but I have managed to buy some great fabrics and trims from her at the Frank Kitt’s market. I must make a trip out to Kilbirnie sometime soon as it sounds like there are a few lovely crafty shops out there. Classes sound like a wonderful idea!

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