Hobby, craft and art supply shops in Langley

Within a few kilometres of each other, Langley has a third-generation sewing shop, a model railway store with working layouts, an alpaca farm boutique, a papercraft specialist and an independent art supply store. Most of them are locally owned. Here’s where to go for each hobby, and what to look for if you’re shopping for a gift.

Art supplies in Langley

Opus Art Supplies, 105–20121 Willowbrook Drive. An independent, BC-owned art supply company (since 1974) with its own Opus Essential paints, sketchbooks and papers, plus brushes, canvas and panels, framing supplies and fine-art printing. Open daily 10 am to 6 pm.

Gift idea for the artist: a sketchbook and a set of Opus’s own paints, or a gift card so they can pick their own brushes.

Yarn stores and knitting in Langley

• The Woolly Bulldog Fibre Supply, Unit 4–9110 Glover Road, Fort Langley. Fort Langley’s yarn shop, opened in 2026, with a shop-exclusive hand-dyed line, knitting and crochet tools, beginner classes and a free maker night around a big shared table.
• Kensington Prairie Farm, 1736 248 Street. An alpaca farm with a boutique of alpaca yarn, socks, scarves, blankets and slippers; walk-ins Friday to Sunday.

The Langley Weavers and Spinners Guild holds an artisan sale each November at West Langley Hall.

Gift idea for the knitter: a skein of local hand-dyed or alpaca yarn, or a spot in a beginner class for someone who wants to learn.

Sewing and quilting fabric

Castle Sewing Centre, A125–19748 86 Avenue. A third-generation sewing shop where you can try Brother, Bernina, Janome and Pfaff machines before you buy, with walls of quilting fabric, machine repairs and classes. Quilters should also know the Langley Quilters’ Guild.

Scrapbooking, card making and papercraft

Clipper Street Scrapbook, Unit 105–6360 202 Street. A specialist papercraft shop: scrapbook papers, cutting dies and die-cut machines, mixed-media supplies and card-class kits, plus live online craft-alongs.

Stationery, pens and journals

The Mailroom, 23293 Mavis Avenue, Fort Langley. Fountain pens and ink, Japanese writing tools, notebooks, planners, cards and its own paper line. Open every day.

Model trains and hobby shops

InterCity Trains and Hobbies, 19981 96 Avenue (people also search it as “Intercity Hobbies” or “Innercity Trains”). A model railway shop with working layouts, North American and European trains, scenery supplies, and repairs and DCC installs.

Anime, games, toys and collectibles

• Petty Vengeance Anime & Gaming, Willoughby Town Centre: manga (on a buy-three-get-one deal), Nendoroid and Pop figures, custom apparel.
• Toy Traders, 19880 Langley Bypass: 17,000 square feet of new and vintage toys, collectibles and dioramas, with a trade-in counter.
• Willow Video Games, 19609 Willowbrook Drive: retro Nintendo, Sega and PlayStation games, DVDs, Blu-rays and records since 1988.

Full list: video game, retro game, DVD and record stores in Langley.

Books and puzzles

The Creative Bookworm, 20438 Douglas Crescent. Downtown Langley’s independent bookstore since 1994: rooms of used books, new titles, vinyl, puzzles and bookish gifts, open late on Thursdays.

Shopping local for Christmas

Every shop on this page is a Langley storefront, and most are locally owned. For more gift ideas, browse Shop Local by category, and check the Christmas markets in Langley for handmade gifts from local makers.

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