Knit Knack Shop

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Closed • 10:00 am - 4:30 pm

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14 years ago

The Knit Knack Shop is a mom & pop business with supplies and helpful information for knitting. Although they cater to machine knitters, It's where I get my yarn to make all of my crochet & hand knitted baby blankets I give as gifts. These baby blankets are always well loved as they are super soft for babies. I normally use 1 end Cotton Tale 8 (100% Cotton) & 1 end Micro Tamm (100% Microfiber Acrylic). They are perfect together. The cotton shrinks a bit when it's washed, and the microfiber gets very soft. Since the cotton shrinks a little, it makes for a nice solid blanket without holes (unless you make it lace). Sometimes I will use Bebe if I'm looking for a different color than is available in Micro Tamm. But most of my gifts are in white; sometimes other colors. They all machine wash & dry really well, and they are stain resistant in my experience. Sometimes I crochet & sometimes I knit the baby blankets. The best is that I only need to get 1 cone of each to make a baby blanket - that means I don't have to weaving in millions of ends! Just 1 at the beginning & 1 at the end. I just love that. I definitely recommend using this yarn for crochet & hand knitting. Full disclosure... My parents own this business. BUT I have to say of all the yarn I've tried for baby blankets, it's still the yarn I choose to purchase! And everyone who is has gotten one of my baby blankets comments on the quality and hand feel of the yarn over & over. read more

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More info about Knit Knack Shop

3378 W 550th N
Peru, IN 46970
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(765) 985-3164
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http://www.knitknackshop.com

Hours

What time does Knit Knack Shop open?

Knit Knack Shop opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

What time does Knit Knack Shop close?

Knit Knack Shop closes at 4:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Knit Knack Shop is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 10:00 AM - 4:30 PMSat-Sun Closed

Payment methods

Does Knit Knack Shop take credit cards?

Yes, Knit Knack Shop takes credit cards.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Knit Knack Shop have parking?

Yes, Knit Knack Shop has parking options.

From the Business

Specialties

Knitting machines, coned Yarns, knitting machine supplies and books. Knitting machine repair and service. Many hand knitters enjoy the coned yarns on 1 pound cones. No re-winding and fewer yarn tails to deal with.

History

Established in 1978.

We are currently a dealer for and carry the full line of Silver Reed knitting machines as well as Design-A-Knit, Garment Designer & Stitch Painter computer knitting programs. We also have other used knitting equipment available. We are the United States and Canadian importers for Tamm Yarns. We are the United States importer for the Hague Linker. We also are the manufacturer of CottonTale 8 yarn. Each year during the 3rd Friday and Saturday in April - we host our annual Spring Fling, a knitting seminar. Check our seminar site for more details. If you are visiting Indiana or just driving through, we would like for you to drop in and see us. Whether it's during our seminar or during the work week, you are welcome. We are open Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., except holidays.

Meet the Business Owner: Charlene S.

Charlene Shafer, purchase her first knitting machine January 1969. Now a veteran shop owner, Charlene is a perfect example of a hobby knitter turned pro, who can no boast of a business over 30 years old. "I had knitting machines since before I had children," Charlene says. "I was a farm wife who waited at home for my husband to send me off to get a part for some piece of equipment. I knit because I loved it and when the opportunity came to buy the very shop from which I purchased my first machine, well, there really wasn't a question of whether I should turn my hobby into my business."In truth, Charlene probably had enough "extra" yarn at home to restock the shelves of her newly acquired business, but what serious knitter doesn't? What she brought to the business besides her love of knitting was a close connection with friends and neighbors of her rural community, plus a strong family tie.