This location was very clean! Nicely decorated. Everything was labeled. Instructions were clear…read more The beds were comfortable, the kitchen was full with all the necessities. The view is beautiful and peaceful. The host was very personable and helpful. We harvested broccoli from the garden and purchased garlic from their farm stand store. The sheep are no longer there. Chickens and a dog were the only animals besides the wild deer. I would totally recommend and will return if I need a place to stay in the area again!

I was so excited to be in the shop that I totally forgot to take pictures, but I remember saying to…read moremyself how I could stay there all day, the only feature missing was a coffee cart! This place is open, tastefully decorated, and inviting both in ambiance and by the sense of community that is welcome to all. There were knitters of all ages coming in, including moms with children. Customer service was great. The lady who assisted me was kind and friendly. The drive to the shop was an adventure and it made me want to consider living in Portland. Hmmm, maybe....one day!

After a chaotic neighborhood construction, I was SHOCK to discover my beloved Pendelton sweater was…read morebitten and left with many tiny holes In it (Dang you, nieghborhood bugs!). I have been trying to find someone to do the repair and have no luck. Finally I decided to look up knitting shops on Yelp, hoping someone will be able to help. I called Nirto Knitters, and a lady picked up the phone quickly. She was upbeat, friendly and sympathetic. She explained almost no one would do the repair because it always looked "not great" (kinda like a thick patch). However, she recommended the "needle felting" method. I quickly googled it and it looked doable for small holes! Oh I really hope it will works! For this experience, I recommend NItro Knitters for anyone who need knitting guidance.

I've been to this knitting store in person and online over the years. They are fabulous! Recently…read moreI bought some yarn from them and had a pattern I couldn't figure out. Their fantastic knit master Jill helped me figure it out in an email! She created a chart from the pattern that is easy to follow. This was over and above anything I expected or experienced even in person at a local knit shop. If you're not near Hood River, go online and see their wonderful yarns. The fact that they offer help is even more reason to shop there! Thank you Jill! https://knotanotherhat.com/

I live in Portland where there are plenty of yarn stores. Gotta say they're one of my favorites…read more Great selection and helpful staff. Every time I drive out this way, I try to stop in. They make me happy!

My daughter and I have wanted to visit Starlight Knitting Society since we moved here, and finally,…read moreafter many months, we managed to check them out on the first day of the 2026 Rose City Yarn Crawl. Though they were packed with other shoppers, the staff was welcoming, friendly, and helpful. We each purchased a few skeins of yarn, and my daughter picked up an adorable claw clip in the shape of a ball of yarn with knitting needles. There was a wide variety of yarn, from cost-conscious basics to mid-priced natural fiber staples, all the way to sumptuously decadent fiber yarns at a luxury price point. Their needle selection was robust, their notions and other celebratory yarn-goodies plentiful as well. There is literally something for everyone here! They also have a wall dedicated to cross-stitch/embroidery with super fun kits. I know I missed mentioning something since it was stuffed to the gills with people, and if I'm honest, I was a little overwhelmed, but we look forward to returning soon for a more leisurely amble.

Starlight Knitting Society is my personal Disneyland! I visited the store on my last day of my trip…read moreto Portland and I truly could have spent hours here. First of all, the staff were some of the nicest people I have ever met. They went above and beyond to make me feel welcomed and were happy to answer any questions I had as they came up. They were also extremely friendly and seemed to want to get to know me, what projects I'm working on, and what I was looking for. Second, the selection and prices were unbeatable. Starlight Knitting Society had so many different yarns and crafting accessories to choose from at very reasonable prices. Despite wanting to buy everything in the store, I left with a Starlight Knitting Society tote bag (my new favorite bag to carry my knitting projects in) and a tension ring. I really wish I lived closer to Starlight Knitting Society. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Portland!

Wow, I really thought I had done a review for Entwined. I've been going there for two years taking…read moreclasses with Lia and purchasing all my wool and some of my other crochet items. I have made a couple of blankets and I'm continuing to make more blankets etc. I have never been happier. It has added joy to my life. The store is beautiful and full of many gorgeous things. I love walking in and smelling all the wonderful yarn and wool. It always smells delightful in there. I never hope I have to go somewhere else!!

Barb and Lia are so very pleasant and helpful. I've been driving from Forest Grove intentionally to…read morebuy my yarn, needles, and notions there because of the selection and support they offer. During the pandemic I was knitting an afghan and needed more yarn. Barb worked with me via phone calls and email to match the fiber content, wraps per inch and color scheme. Then she mailed it all so I'd have it within a couple days. The blanket is my husband's favorite and I'm just so happy with it. THANK YOU, ENTWINED!

I love Bolt. The employees are always so kind and friendly. Had a lovely chat with Moss today while…read morethey cut my fabric. I always find what I'm looking for here. And I LOVE the pattern printing service! :)

Beautiful fabric and attentive staff. I was only visiting from out of town so I purchased some…read moresmall things like clothing tags. I look forward to going again the next time I'm in town !

The first moment we walked into Unwind, it felt like home. As a 20+ year knitter/crocheter, I never…read morereally *need* more yarn or tools, with some limited exceptions, but it's always fun to take a gander. Spoiler alert (not to other yarnies): I have made several purchases in the last couple of weeks. My hot‍ take on Unwind: * Wide variety of yummy yarns in various fibers and price points * Great selection of knitting/crocheting tools and notions * Flawless vibes- friendly, warm, supportive, fun shop folks * Fairly-priced, helpful, fun, supportive class opportunities * Lovely fiber arts community If you have time and the inclination, read on for further details. I knew immediately I wasn't going to leave empty-handed. There's a fabulous selection of yummy yarns here, in a variety of fibers (natural and acrylic), at a wide range of prices, which is wholly refreshing! I've been to some yarn shops where they tout that they only carry "natural fibers." While I enjoy knitting and crocheting with natural fibers (hello, alpaca!), sometimes I need an acrylic or acrylic blend for a project that doesn't require me to cash out my 401K (grateful to have one) or need the acrylic boost for care-ability. I love creating gifts for cherished peeps, but we yarnies know there are some recipients you know won't remember to hand wash an item. (Sometimes it's me!) They have a marvelous selection of hooks and needles, accessories, notions, and other yarnie implements. I was giddy to find they have one of my favorite knitting needle brands, KnitPro. I don't care how many knitting needles or interchangeables I have; I can always use another. I'm also excited that they have KnitPro crochet hooks! I bought one in one of my most used hook sizes to give it a whirl. Unwind is full of incredibly friendly and helpful folks. Heather and Anne gave us an extremely warm welcome the first time we visited. Heather invited us to the bi-monthly Tuesday Social Stitch, where folks come together and knit or crochet in the company of other fiber crafters. We had a great time meeting other knitters and crocheters the following Tuesday. I also signed us up for a knitting class. Without getting too kniterdy™, there are two main styles of knitting, English (aka "throwing") and Continental (aka "picking"). I am a self-taught knitter from 20 years ago, using the early days of video tutorials, which demonstrated knitting in the English style. I've always wanted to learn Continental, but since I had strong muscle memory, it was hard to switch over for good and I always reverted to my comfort zone, English style. I saw a Continental knitting class offered by Anne and registered my daughter and me. We had the BEST time learning from Anne. She was fun, engaging, and supportive. We also met a whole other cohort of lovely people that made the class even more engaging. I've been to many yarn shops in 20 years and I can say without hestitation that Unwind is my favorite, by far!

Had a wonderful experience here. The lady working was super patient and helpful with my husband and…read more(hyper) kids who went there minutes before close to grab me some supplies. She even sent me a pattern and a link to helpful videos since I can't get to the store or workshops myself. Both the yarn selection & quality were wonderful. Thank you!

This was a wonderful mail order only company until they were bought by private equity. While some…read morethings have remained the same, it's clear from other comments their customer service has gone downhill. And it's still not a retail location so still no need to go there.

Knitpicks.com is one of my favorite places to browse for yarn. That doesn't seem possible, because…read morea knitter likes to hold the yarn, right? Well, Knitpicks' quality is fantastic, regardless of the weight or texture of the yarn. One thing I LOVE about their selection is that you can find the same color in many different weights. On the flip side, they have many colors in every weight! Their delivery time is fast, and they also sell knitting books, tools, and single patterns, as well as books of patterns.

Personally i felt racially profile walking around the store my first time going there. at one point…read morei had a few things in my hand and realized i should go back upfront to grab a basket, which was located by the front doors of the store. as im walking to grab a basket i realize an employee is following closely behind me and was clearly about to say something to me before noticing i was grabbing a basket, not about to steal craft paper and washi tape. she made some comment about how she always grabs more than she can carry aswell and i awkwardly laughed it off. the whole time i was in the store she was always somewhere near me (the store isnt super small so i found that weird). then when i get to checkout, the lady from before is standing at the counter, watching, once of again giving the vibe that she thought i was about to steal (mind u my mother was also with me and purchased something of her own too and that employee was NOT the one checking us out so she truly had no reason to stand there). the entire time i was in the store, this employee was following me & watching me much closer than the other customers. as a POC this is something ive dealt with before but i never expected it to happen in a craft store of all places. i felt extremely uncomfortable and the entire experience made me not want to go back.

I finally was able to check out the 'mother ship'. I've been a steady customer of the Beaverton…read morelocation from it's original location, going back 20 years and was happy when the new Beaverton location opened much closer to my house. I have utilized the Beaverton location for all my framing, custom and non for decades. WOW - this store is so much larger than the one by me and has way more inventory so I am jealous for all my friends who live close by. I now know though that it is worth the drive or that I should drop in here. The name of the store IS Craft Warehouse but I actually rarely buy craft supplies. I happened to be nearby to see a movie and I have been needing to get four different frames for new art. I love wandering through a craft store though. Sometimes I find stuff (who am I kidding...usually I find A LOT of stuff) and sometimes I find ideas. I will say that the Craft Warehouse in Beaverton does seem to have a lot more creative ideas throughout done by employees with the different things they have for sale which I always find super inspiring. I have purchased so many things for home décor here. I have cats so having real indoor plants is rather challenging. Fake succulents are great and Craft Warehouse has some of the best ones at great prices. They have a lot of things I have not found at other craft stores.