Little Angel established in 1974 as a baby store (hence the inherited name) has in the past 36 years evolved into “Africa’s most interesting shop” stocking a huge variety of diverse items ranging from knitting yarns to furniture and from sewing needles to ladies handbags.

We carry a very large selection of knitting yarns both basic and fancy as well as crochet yarns and all the accessories required to complete that special project. We carry most of the yarns by Elle as well as a new range of yarns from Kismet which are very well priced.To view the Elle range and colour charts please go to www.knit1.net .A new addition to our range of yarns is African Expressions comprising high quality naturals yarns such as Mohair and Merino wool.

Our other specialities include tapestries and tapestry yarns by DMC, embroidery and cross stitch items including kits, tracedlinen, cross stitch fabrics, DMC embroidery cottons, metallic threads, embroidery rings and all other items required.  Our haberdashery department is very comprehensive and here you will find almost anything and everything to do with sewing from pins and needles to self healing cutting mats,from buttons to bows,beads and sequins,diamantetrims,plain and fancy ribbons,braids and fringings,lovely embroidered motives and trimmings to finish of that garment.

Apart from all the above we have a unique range of sterling silver jewellery from Thailand and India at very good prices as we import all our own.  Need something for that special occasion come view our stunning selection of fashion jewellery,diamantenecklaces,tiaras and earrings.

Some of the many other items we stock include gloves,handbags,purses ,wallets and bags,hairaccessories,scarves and shawls,party hats and masks,beadedcurtains,decorative perfume bottles,jewellery display stands and boxes, small furniture items from the east, décor items for your home and many more interesting items from our buying trips to the east.

Little Angel is a veritable ”Alladins Cave “ of surprises and one could spend hours feasting one’s eyes on all the interesting goods available.