Heather is warm, friendly, and loves yarn. You can't ask for a better little yarn shop!…read more Even though it's pretty far from me, I look forward to wandering around her shop, fondling yarns. She has a great assortment of fibers, notions, and carries a variety of Namaste bags, too. They offer a variety of classes, and have in-shop knitting times as well. It's well worth the trip.

Unfortunately, that store doesn't exist anymore. It was a great place, the service was excellent…read moreand the selection of wool was outstanding.

A shop of abundance in yarn, supplies, knowledge and friendliness! Love this find- fed my yarn…read morecraving in the best way. The owner, Debbie, was warm and welcoming and happy to answer all my questions. Check out this gem as soon as possible!

This is no longer a yarn shop. Website goes a 404 error and location is now an antique store.read more

A lovely little yarn shop. Ive been several times, and they have a great selection of yarn to…read morechoose from. The women who run the shop are incredibly helpful and knowledgable. They really seem to love what they do and are more than happy to help you with your purchases and suggest yarns for your projects.

I took a Learn to Knit class here and returned the next Saturday, while the shop was marked as…read morebeing open, and asked for help with a simple question. Shea told me "not to make a habit of coming in on a Saturday". She was rude and unprofessional in attitude. Don't bother the owner with any help you might need. She clearly does not want your business.

I don't know how an innocent 4 day weekend wound up being my own little PA yarn crawl. In my…read moredefense, I was left unsupervised. I had left Lititz and saw that String Theory wasn't that far away. I'm glad that I made the trip. The shop was small-ish but she had GOOOOD yarn!! I'll be back!

Lovely small town hidden gem. Proprietor was sweet, caring, and helpful. Wonderful lady! Shop…read moreOffers a large variety of items and lovely item made by locals to inspire.

The yarn is lovely and Catherine and Paul are very gracious. Geography makes visiting their shop…read moreimpossible, but it would be privilege.

Some of the country's best hand-dyed yarn in a very beautiful, spacious, sunny building! Very…read morefriendly staff, and they wound my hanks for free. I have yet to find another dyer who can get colors this vivid and perfect on non-SW yarn. I highly recommend stopping by, even if just to catch a glimpse of the dyeing set up. Note, the retail area is up a flight of stairs, and I do not believe this older building is wheelchair accessible.

I've used this place multiple times and can't say enough good things about the products AND the…read morepeople! They also seem involved in great causes in the neighborhood. My only criticism of the place is that I wish they were open more/more consistently throughout the week.

I am so happy I found this place! Melissa and Jane are welcoming, supportive and available which…read moreis much appreciated! Jane has gone over and above to support my knitting journey. I can't thank her enough!

Thank you, Melissa for being so welcoming when I was visiting Baltimore for the weekend. While…read morewaiting for a ride back to the hotel, I sat at the table and met several lovely ladies while we worked on our projects. These two little beauties, had to come home with me! I will certainly visit next time we are in town

Great yarn shop with a wide array of yarns, and amazing staff. I drove out of my way to come to…read morethis shop, and it was definitely worth the time. Joan was working today and she helped me with a project I was stuck on, and suggested a number of specific YouTube videos I can watch for ongoing help. I'll definitely be back!

Wide selection of 'farm to needle' yarns created by local artisans using traditional methods…read more Supplies and tools for knitting. A small but nice selection of finished products - but the real draw is for knitters seeking high quality, unique, locally sourced yarns. And those seeking to connect with others in the knitting community! The owners have carved out part of the shop as communal space, so visiting knitters can socialize, work on projects, and skim through magazines and books. Non-knitters along with their knitting friends will enjoy some of the finished products and interesting 'maker' magazines and books, too. Classes, workshops, and events scheduled regularly.

The new location is cozy and adorable. They've managed to pack a lot in there. I hope they continue…read moreto do well, even though they have downsized quite a bit...

Always kind and knowledgeable service. They go out of their way to help with any question or…read moreproblem that requires professional skill.

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.