Planning Your Visit to Fabworks Mill Shop

Welcome to our Mill Shop!

Fabworks Mill Shop Regular Opening Times:

How to find Fabworks Millshop:

Fabworks Mill Shop address:

Fabworks Contact Telephone number:

01924 466031

Fabworks Millshop Email:

enquiries@fabworksmillshop.co.uk

Fabworks Online Email:

enquiries@fabworksonline.co.uk

Parking:

If you're visiting Fabworks Mill Shop by car there is a car park suitable for 15 cars, parking is free but only for use if visiting the Mill Shop. Do not leave your car here otherwise. All cars are left at owners risk.

The Fabworks Mill Shop gates are locked at 4pm on weekdays and 2pm on Saturdays, if you leave your car here past these times it will be locked in until the gates open at 9am the next working day.

Map of Fabworks Mill Shop & surrounding area

Use this interactive map to locate exactly where Fabworks is!

Disability Access:

Fabworks Mill Shop is on the ground floor of an old mill building with level access throughout. If you have any special access needs, don't hesitate to give us a call before your visit. Our staff will be happy to help you move around the shop and reach goodies down from the higher shelves as needed!

Please see our Contact Us page for more information.

Facilities:

We have male and female toilets on site for customer use, located on a raised platform on the mill shop ground floor, accessible via a small flight of 4 stairs.

While you're over this way, why not visit
one of the many local businesses in our area!

Shopping:

• Red Brick Mill - Fantastic for home furnishings plus it has two lovely cafe's!

• Birstall Retail Park - Home to many shopping centres, including Ikea and Homesense, along with plenty of restaurants .

• The Mill Outlet & Garden Centre, Batley - For Womens & Menswear outlet stores, Home furnishing, Garden Centre plus a cafe.
  The Mill Outlet is also home to Colway & Sew On - a sewing machine retailer and servicing shop!

• White Rose Shopping Centre - Many shops, restaurants and also a cinema!

Other Craft/Fabric Stores:

• Creative Craft Centre - Brilliant for finding other craft and sewing notions that we don't stock ourselves! 
  
  
• Lucky Fashions Dewsbury - Another fabric shop nearer to where we are based, run by the very friendly Manjit. 

• Bombay Stores - A variety of fabrics based towards the back of a men's and women's department store.

• Samuel Taylors - If you're heading into Leeds City Centre, this is another craft and fabric store you may like to visit! 
  
  
• Scraps: Scrap Creative Reuse Arts Projects - Focusing on helping the environment by reusing waste materials from businesses as resources for art, crafts and play! Membership of Scraps is free and open to everyone who would like to buy scraps, just join when you visit the shop and are ready to purchase.​
  
  

• Byram Arcade - Stunning Victorian Arcade in the centre of Huddersfield, home to independent shops, cafes etc. Including Calder Graphics, art supplies shop, and Crafty Praxis, selling handmade gifts created by local artists, makers and designers alongside some craft supplies, hand dyed yarns and embroidery silks.

Tourist Attractions and Places To Visit:

• Ponderosa Zoo - Fab place to visit that's fun for all the family! Perfect if you have little ones with you. A selection of food and drink options with a coffee shop, ice-cream parlour, pizza shed and a Lakeside Restaurant. 
  
  
• Cannon Hall Farm - Another great place to go for a full family day out! Reserve a table for afternoon tea after visiting the farm, reptile house and adventure playground. 
  
  

• Eureka - An award-winning children's museum in Halifax with more than 400 interactive exhibits which inspire children aged 0-11 to learn about themselves and the world around them through imagination, discovery and play!

• Shibden Hall - Dating from 1420 this historic hall offers visitors a glimpse of the lives of the people who lived and worked there – including the noted diarist Anne Lister 1791- 1840- who life has recently been dramatized in the acclaimed BBC drama Gentleman Jack.
  
  The house and gardens are an ideal place for history enthusiasts and the Park is an ideal place for families with a boating lake, miniature railway, playground, café etc.
  
  
• Hebden Bridge - On the Yorkshire side of the Pennine Hills, a small, bustling canal town where the scenery is spectacular. Boasting an array of individual shops, pubs, wholefood cafes, restaurants, antique centre,  arts centre/ gallery, craft market and so much more.
  
  
•  Holmfirth – Bustling mill town with an excellent array of independent shops, cafes, pubs etc. 
  
  

• Calderdale Industrial Museum - A museum showing the development of industry in Halifax and Calderdale from domestic textile manufacture in the seventeenth century through to modern machine tools. The museum is located in the centre of Halifax, five minutes from the train station!

• Gomersal Park Hotel & Spa - independently run hotel with spa facilities- restaurant / bar/ café and  country Parkland.
  
  
• Stay at Gomersal Park Hotel & Spa and you must visit Oakwell Hall historic house and country park – literally around the corner! This grade 1 Elizabethan Manor House with period gardens has a visitor centre, country 2 car parks, shop, cafe, and a children’s playground. This wonderful local gem has historic links the Literary Bronte family.

Staying for longer and want some more recommendations? 

Check out the best rated tourist attractions in West Yorkshire on TripAdvisor here! Where you'll find information on all the latest tours, day trips, top attractions and the most popular things to do around the area!

Any other questions that we haven't answered? Contact us here and we'll be happy to help ensure you have the BEST day in West Yorkshire whilst you're visiting us :)