the workroom Studio in Toronto is now closed and our NEW Local Pick Up Point has moved to 46 Noble St. Studio #103.
For Curb Side Pick-Ups at 46 Noble St. Studio #103. Please call ahead + upon arrival
416-534-5305.
Thursday September 18 - 5pm - 8pm
Saturday September 20 - 11am - 5pm
Thursday September 25 - 5pm - 8pm
Saturday September 27 - 11am - 3pm - Please note our shorter hours
Thursday October 2 - 5pm - 8pm
Saturday October 4 - Closed for pick ups in Parkdale. We are in Sprucedale celebrating our 18th Anniversary and Fall Makers Market. We hope you can join us!
We'll be updating this page weekly, so check back to see when additional times and days are added.
Do not hesitate to email or call outside of these hours to see if another pickup time is available for you - 416-534-5305
We're making plans to welcome everyone, from everywhere, up to the workroom for our Fall Maker Market and 18 Year Anniversary Celebration on Saturday October 4, 2025, 11am-4pm!
Just a quick note to let you know we're keeping a close eye on the potential Canada Post strike to ensure your orders still get to you without delay.
We have already started using our alternate courier services to keep things running smoothly for you. Please note that we will not be able to ship to PO Boxes in the meantime.
We just created a special new bundle - Vintage Seed Cabinet. This Kona bundle was pulled straight from the front window, literally. Inspired by the antique green cabinet, which is still covered in old seed packet and hardware labels, this palette is a love letter to timeworn beauty.
Local Pick Up Location only
46 Noble Street
Toronto, Canada
416-534-5305
Please call ahead
Sprucedale maker space/shop for fabric, notions, patterns, books, sewing machines, inspiration, and project cheerleading.
We acknowledge and deeply appreciate that the land on which we now live and operate in Sprucedale, within the Almaguin Highlands, is part of the traditional and ancestral territory of many Indigenous peoples, including the Anishinaabeg, specifically the Ojibwe and Algonquin nations.
This region is situated within the lands covered by the Robinson-Huron Treaty of 1850, and remains home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.
We honor the enduring presence and stewardship of Indigenous communities - past, present, and future and we commit to ongoing learning, respect, and relationship with the land and its original caretakers.
