LOVE this store! HUGE variety of yarn and notions for all kinds of projects. I could spend hours in…read morethis store. The staff are so friendly and helpful, too. When I was trying to figure out how to make part of a Halloween costume for my son, they helped me brainstorm how to make put ears onto a hat that would stand up and also be bendable.

My cousin and I visited Stitch Central in search of fabric for my quilt. The store is amazing!…read moreThere was beautiful fabric of all types. Everything you need for sewing is there for persons beginning to sew to experience seamstress. The fabric is of very high quality.

I've taken two classes so far at Homesewn and each one the instructor were friendly and super…read moreknowledgeable. They made sure I was able to understand what I was doing and were patient while teaching me. There is a huge variety of everything from knitting, crochet, sewing etc! Every time I've gone into the store the staff are so nice. I'm always eyeing to see what new classes they have so I can sign up for a new one!

My favorite part about this place is that they are local. I don't have to go to the Huntington…read moreValley/Glenside or Germantown or New Jersey to get my quilting fabric. They have a small quaint shop with a wonderful selection of cute fabric in the back. Yarn is up front in the first half of the store. I like their choices on canvas. Eye catching threads, plenty of notions. When it comes to customer service they have been lukewarm with information/knowledge. When going into a quilt shop it's a vibe for a worker to help you with your project, helping with color coordination, fabric selection, showing tools they can provide. Mentioning longarm services would have been nice during my visit. This magic was missing.

Very helpful owner. She has a great collection of varied sized canvases plus all the threads to…read morestitch them. I love visiting there when I'm in the area.

Karen is truly Santa. She went beyond what anyone person/business could do during this busy time…read moreof year. She did everything to make sure I got my package on time before I left for my Christmas travels. Still waiting on the USPS package but UPS did not disappoint. THANK YOU, Karen. I look forward to traveling to NJ to visit this store. If this is how her business operates during the holiday season then I can't wait to experience her generousity, knowledge and kindness in 2022. TAKE MY MONEY, please. I will be back for more. Shop local, shop often and SHOP HERE for your needlepoint needs.

This is an awesome place. The staff and owner are so welcoming and friendly. They go above and…read morebeyond for their customers. As a crocheter, i always find independent stores to focus mostly on the knitting world vs the crochet world. But a Knits sheep focus and carry items for both.

I came here because of the Yarn Crawl -- so glad to discover this shop! A variety of yarns,…read morenotions, and other knitting-related goodies like stickers, shirts, books, etc. The staff are so friendly and approachable. When I purchased a journal to keep track of my projects, they made sure I wanted the knitting one and not the crochet one. I did want the knitting one, but I hadn't even realized there were two different versions, so I was glad they checked.

yarn selection is very nice! several beautiful samples around the store, and the staff and owner…read moreare always super pleasant!

Wow, what a spectacular selection of high-quality yarns, knowledgeable staff, who are friendly and…read morewilling to help with any question you might have to get your project organized! They even wound two of my skeins into balls before I left. It was definitely worth traveling a little out of my way to go to this store. I can't recommend this business highly enough for an amazing shopping experience and superlative products and guidance!

Wow! What a treasure! This shop has superb service and an amazing selection of gorgeous yarn. I…read morecan't wait to go back! Also they have classes if you are a beginner or looking to "level up" your skills!

This place is amazing. When you walk in, you're greeted with a cheery hello, and how can we help…read moreyou? And they really mean it. The people who work there must have been selected not only for their skill at knitting (which is prodigious!j but also for their kindness and wonderful temperament. I'm a beginning knitter, and the help I need is always provided with a smile and encouragement. Sundays they have a knitting circle, where knitters of all abilities come and knit and chat and receive whatever help they need. The inventory is gorgeous and varied, and if you sign up for the newsletter, you'll want to make everything! If you're a knitter, or want to become one, this is the only store you'll ever need!

I never expected a knitting lesson to turn into an episode of Seinfeld. Somewhere, Elaine Benes is…read morenodding in solidarity. After reading Loop's response, I feel compelled to clarify something: my original concern was never about a hug. I contacted the shop because the lesson I paid for was very different from previous lessons. During earlier lessons, Jason sat with me, helped me understand the pattern, and provided the one-on-one instruction I needed as a beginner. During this particular lesson, however, much of the time was spent straightening shelves and putting yarn away, and I repeatedly had to call him over for assistance. That was the issue. In fact, I was so confused by the change in Jason's demeanor during that lesson that I was trying to understand what had happened. The hug was something I brought up--not them--because I was looking for an explanation as to why the interaction felt so different from previous lessons. If it had truly been an issue, I am left wondering why it was never mentioned before. I had taken several lessons without incident, and it was only during the lesson where the instruction and attentiveness changed that it suddenly became part of the discussion. The reality is that I signed up for lessons because I need help reading patterns and understanding techniques. That's why I was paying for instruction. During previous sessions, Jason sat with me and provided that guidance. During this lesson, however, much of the time was spent on other tasks, and I repeatedly had to ask for assistance. What remains disappointing is that the original concern--the quality of the lesson I paid for--has still never been meaningfully acknowledged. I paid for instruction and did not receive the level of instruction I had received during prior lessons. For that reason, I believe a refund for that lesson would have been appropriate. The references to staff comfort and well-being also feel misplaced. At no point did I believe anyone was uncomfortable, and if they were, I trust they could have simply said so. Regardless, that was never the reason for my call. At this point, I am left with unwound yarn, an unfinished project, and the feeling that a straightforward customer concern was turned into something far more complicated than it needed to be. A knitting lesson becoming a Seinfeld episode was not on my 2026 bingo card, but here we are. Shame on you both.