Pántlika-Szeged - Pántlika-Szeged

I go there often.

Serving is good. Prices are generally acceptable.

♿?✅ ?️✅: behind the house (accessible: Székely sor➡️Korondi utca➡️Korondi utca rear small road, parallel to Vedres utca or: Vedres utca car parks. Mecca for goblein lovers, regardless of the change of ownership, with a rich selection and an ever-expanding stock of goods, you can also order certain ingredients. Their range of handicrafts and hobby accessories is inexhaustible. For embroidery, both beginner and experienced seamstresses have been considered, and there are also small sets for children. It is unique that tablecloths with Kalocsa patterns on printed canvas are offered at a good price. Professional crocheters will find especially thin yarns, and amigurumi crocheters will find cotton in several colors. Makers can count on them steadily, they have been reliable for decades, yet they are moving forward with age. The latest innovations (ergonomic prym needles, loop binding frames, cord binding machine) are also procured. The zipper is the cheapest here in Szeged, they also keep basic haberdashery (mainly lingerie, socks, shoelaces, buttons, buckles, ribbons, cords, needles, scissors, etc.) in ornate designs as gifts. Wadding for patchwork, aida for cross stitching and canvas. Their selection of knitting yarns is demanding at fair prices. All types of the Alize brand are available on request. The saleswoman has been working here for decades, she is very helpful, she comes back here because of many makers, because she understands the needs of handicrafts very much, and she always has a suggestion again, feel free to contact her! The store is small, more than 3 people can’t really shop comfortably. During the epidemic period, it is only possible to choose from one main, special promotional yarn at a time. Accessibility: the entrance to the shop is barrier-free and accessible. There is a sloping exit from the street level around the corner and from Vedres Street, and it is easy to get down to the entrance by wheelchair and stroller. The previous steps have been removed. The store is set at the bottom of a five-story house, turning the other corner of the house from Vedres Street to separate the sidewalk from the roadway, where there are also parking lots.