Amazing store. The owner is very very nice. Huge selection. Felt like she had every material…read morepossible. Locally dyed yarn for sale that looked great. Average pricing for a LYS in the Midwest selling high quality yarn.

I had an amazing experience at this yarn store. I was looking for yarn to complete a charity…read moreproject of Hats for Homeless Women and the owner directed me to the special clearance section along with a perfect pattern. So pleased with the service and selection of yarns.

Picturesque, charming alpaca farm and shop. Beautiful setting in hills just west of the…read moreMississippi River at Bellevue, IA (just north of Maquoketa, IA on Hwy 61). The shop is in a newly refurbished house. Contains beautiful items made from alpaca yarn (including scarves, hats, gloves, socks, sweaters). Also, has skeins of alpaca yarn. Prices are reasonable for beautiful items. Owner Julie is very nice and helpful. She picked out a lovely brown sweater that I passed over and it looked great on me when I tried it on. The alpacas are just feet from the shop. In the barn and behind lovely white fences. They are so cute. We took lots of pictures. Great experience for the family. (Only open Fridays and Saturdays)

Great selection & very knowledgeable staff! I have taken many projects in where I did not…read moreunderstand the pattern & they have always gotten me through it!

I've driven by here and never stopped because frankly from the street the place looks abandoned…read more And then Crazy Girl Yarn Shop closed, so I asked around and everyone said "try Knitting Shoppe." They do have a great selection of natural fiber yarns, leaning heavily toward traditional wools. Thankfully, I can navigate yarn stores without too many questions because the single person behind the register was busy chatting with a regular like it was Knitting Group night. If you're a new knitter or need lots of guidance, be patient.

We stopped in on a whim while we were on vacation, just walking around downtown Monroe. There was a…read moresweet atmosphere at this little yarn shop. The owner greeted us instantly and was exceptionally friendly. There was a cozy seating area that quickly filled up with local women who were there to chat and knit together. The owner makes a commitment to using local sources for her wares, and we were interested to learn that the shop sells tea that comes from our hometown! Cash or checks only (we learned this the hard way). Don't let that deter you. This quaint place is worth a visit.

I've only tried ordering online -- twice, as they had the exact ChiaGoo needle set I've been…read morewanting, at an excellent price. Both times, I tried to follow up on my order via email and phone several times. No messages were returned. My first order was eventually cancelled without explanation; I assumed it was because Apple appeared to have messed up my information (I've never had that happen before, so I really don't know what happened), and since I could never get a hold of someone to provide proper info, I assumed that's why they canceled the order over two months later. I tried ordering again, this time being very careful with my payment information, but again, it's nearly two months later, and I haven't been able to get a hold of anyone via phone or email. Neither my order confirmation nor the order status page on their site give me any hint as to what method of payment was used, and at this point I can't remember what I used, only that I was careful to be sure it was accurate. I've tried searching my usual cards' transactions, but perhaps they show up with an alternate business name, or something went wrong again, because I can't find the charge. Are they closed? Did something bad happen? I hope they're all right, and if they are, that I hear back about my order inquiries via email or that someone answers the phone.

Oh this place is fabulous! I had never been to a local small biz yarn shop. I was allll over the…read moreplace, learning about yarn and being thoroughly confused. The two folks working were so patient, kind, and helpful!! As I'm still pretty new to crochet (3yrs), I decided to go with a natural fiber and not super expensive (but still more than acrylic at a big box). I think I got 4 hanks, and they caked them for me. They had buttons to match!

Long gone are excellent, local needlework shops run by quiet, unassuming family members. EXCEPT FOR…read moreHERE! Rediscover this shop with its quality notions, beads, yarn ...even color wheels. Ask Julia or Joan for assistance, they are really happy to help.

From the owner: Our shop is a family business. Joan taught daughter Julia to stitch when she was little. When Julia…read morewent off to college, she joined the Embroider's Guild of America and expanded her stitching knowledge. When Julia moved back to her home town, she shared her knowledge and convinced Joan to join as well. Cindy is a newer addition to the family, as daughter/sister-in-law and was introduced to the Guild. Julia's daughter, Miranda joined the family business after she finished college adding a third generation to the business. No, the family involvement doesn't stop there. Joan's husband Steve joined the staff after he retired. Her grandsons, Shawn and Tyler also assist during their summer and holiday school breaks. Joan's son, Anthony, provides some assistance with the "behind-the-scene" work. It is truly a family business.

Great yarn store with helpful friendly staff! They are open 7days a week! Easy parking down town…read moreStoughton Wisconsin

Spry Whimsy is notable in the community, and since I don't knit or crochet, I always felt like they…read morewouldn't have any options for me, in order to patron them. I was wrong. They have an amazing space that they have transformed into the most modern and trendy spot! There are areas for them to host classes in the back, or just areas to sit and work on a project. They have great options for gifts, oodles of options for yarn and such. Their displays are so adorable and strewn around the store in spots you wouldn't normally think to stash one. Make sure to swing in here on your stroll down Main Street!

One-One Thousand is a new start-up centered around a community for makers of handmade craft's and…read moregoods. The shop/space in Madison houses about 10 or so artisans who work tirelessly honing their skills. One One Thousand offers various classes to the public where these artisans teach others their craft. From quilting to wood carving there is a class that could interest just about anyone. These creative workshops are the center of what One One Thousand is all about. The concept of such self motivated craftsmanship is a rarity these days. In a world of big box stores ruling the world, or at least America, getting back to the roots of doing it yourself is a breathe of fresh air. The space is big and bright and there is so much to look at around every corner. All the goods are displayed and available for purchase in the space as well. The variety of merchandise One One Thousand has to offer is phenomenal and the quality of craftsmanship is second to none. Whenever we are in Madison it's a must to stop by and see what's going on there.

I just went to their new location on Monroe Street. What a fun store. I liked the combination of…read morecandles, knitting, paper goods, and much more. I will definitely visit again!

I had a gift certificate. Went into the store to see what I could use it on. The person was not…read morehelpful. She made me feel like I was stupid when it came to fabric. Prices are extremely high! Won't go back.

This is a great place. They have quite a variety of fabric. The staff is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. I found many bargains. It was very enjoyable.

Aside from being rude, these people are either incompetent and/ or thieves. The lady, Sue, is…read moreprobably the rudest in town on consignment, except for the person who runs the second act. Overall, I've brought in dozen of items - once they took about a dozen Wicker boxes and bags and some other items - and six months later I got $20. Recently I brought in brand new and greatly taken care of yard tools. Some of the limb and tree trimmers were even in the box. They're probably $50-$100 new. The next week when I stopped in and noticed they were all gone. I asked for my payout. It was $50. Should have done Facebook market. Either they were pricing in these items obscenely low (although when I look to ship the prices or normal and even high) or fill in the blank yourself. The next week, I took in 2 boxes and a suitcase o clothes... the lady wasn't working and the man took the entire thing, including $100 suitcase that I brought only for transportation, but they said he would take it. I stopped in a week later, and the lady is still not there. The man tells me those weren't the type of clothes they were looking for and they donated that them all to Goodwill but could not provide me the receipt of donation. I could've probably sold it overtime on Poshmark for hundreds of dollars. These people are the worst.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Variety of yarns and fabric at reasonable prices. I'll be back!read more