Very cute, small store but it's packed with great stuff. I'm a dipper super new crocheter and they were very helpful to me finding what I needed. I will definitely be back! read more

I have been traveling a lot this year and everywhere I go I find a yarn store. Sadly this store is near home and is a huge disappointment. The selection is very limited. Not a lot of color choices unless you want only solid colors, I like variegated colors. I wanted to ask the staff when I was in the last several times some questions but unfortunately they are not open to being asked anything. After this last try I won't be going back again. No one even will say Hello when you walk in the door and the looks they gave me when I was looking could have fried eggs in a cast iron pan. I found the prices about the same as most stores, maybe just slightly higher but their attitude of just not wanting customers has made me quite sure I'll stick to the store in Winter Haven FL where I walk in and they are happy to see me and always have a smile as well as a fantastic selection! read more

Great yarn shop! Large variety of yarn, books, notions, and other gems. Staff were very helpful and friendly. The store and yarn were organized and plentiful. read more

Nice shop with an extensive selection of yarns however the staff could be more welcoming.

I was super excited to see a granny square class being offered at Knits and Pieces! I haven't seen one offered anywhere else even remotely near Baltimore. It was two 90 minute classes, a week apart, working on squares out of A Modern Guide to Granny Squares in the store before it opened to customers. I was a little nervous because the syllabus the instructor sent us said it was three classes, two weeks apart. When we arrived she apologized for that and said she'd tweak it to work by dropping one of the squares. I had ordered yarn for the class online to pick up at the class (we were required to buy our yarn from the store) and oddly they left two skeins out of my order but luckily I noticed before I left and they had them in stock. We were also supposed to buy the book from them but I already owned it and they said that was fine. For the first class we started a plain granny square and got to about the third round (out of eight) when the class ended. We were told to finish that square and complete a second, different solid square for homework. While at the class, some of the attendees (who I realized in the second class were all friends and in a knitting guild with the instructor) suggested that instead of tapestry square the instructor picked out, we should do a similarly rated but more complex square instead that used several new techniques. I said that I was worried it would be too complicated since we hadn't even finished the first simple square but was assured we could complete it during the next class. At the start of the next class I mentioned again that I thought the square was too complex for such a short class but was told we should have received an email telling us to also start the more complex square. I, along with another woman who was not in their guild did not receive an email. That was odd, especially since I had emailed with the instructor before class so I know she had my correct email, but we mostly caught up. By the end of the class no one had moved on past the center lemon (or in my case, lime) section detail so it didn't really matter who started at home. We were all very far from completing the square and the next sections included needing to know a lot of new skills. At the end of the 90 minutes the instructor asked if we'd like to meet again for a third time and finish the square. We all thought it sounded good and re-shared our contact info. I bought more yarn to finish the square in coordinating colors since the colors I initially bought didn't work well. The next day I got a text saying we would have a third class learn the skills to complete the square we started but we had to pay more money for it. I was shocked. I thought she was offering the third class because we didn't finish any square in class, didn't learn any finishing techiques or learn tapestry like the syllabus said or intarsia like the citrus pattern called for. I thought we were being understanding and they were being professional by offering to come in for a third unscheduled week to finish the class. We all should have been able to finish at least one square in class and learn all of the skills we were told multiple times we would learn. This wasn't a casual fiber arts meet up. I think the time could have worked if we did a simpler square for the second square and the requirements on the site included knowing how to make a magic circle so we didn't have to spend time learning that on the first class. Keeping that in mind, this next part is really weird. When writing this up I noticed that the requirements for the class when I signed up were different than they are on the site now even though the class has ended. I screenshotted them for my reference back when I paid in mid-May so I know I'm not imagining things! How bizarre is it to change the requirements after the class was posted and occurred? I know I was the last person to sign up for the class because my husband wanted to attend but there was only one slot left and we decided I'd take it. Why change the requirements after the class was full and possibly over (I remember checking before the first class about the hook size and didn't notice a change) and no new sessions are scheduled? I knew these skills coming in but no one else seemed to and why would they? They weren't required when they paid. I would have paid more for a three week class from the start but I'm not paying more money to learn skills I was told we'd learn but didn't through no fault of my own. We didn't accomplish all of the stated goals of the listing, the syllabus or what was told to us the first day in class. This was super disappointing. The store is cute but take a class with extreme caution and low expectations. read more

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I saw a vest in a store in Annapolis and wanted to make something just like it. Couldn't find a similar pattern on Ravelry so I could knit it, but they did! Then they helped me find the perfect yarn to accompany the pattern. Also got adorable hand made (by a local artist) stitch markers and a washing liquid for the yarn. The store is easy to find, right behind Wawa, and has a great selection of yarns and accessories. The 2 women who helped me are so very kind, knowledgeable and patient! LOVE this store! read more

Incredible selection! Could've spent hours just taking in all of the yarn. There's a clearance shelf in the back. Service was very friendly. Even if this type of yarn is out of your budget, just go for the experience of feeling all these luxurious yarns. Can't recommend enough. read more

I don't normally travel and visit yarn stores but a colleague convinced me I should make the time. I originally headed here to get a project bag and do some group knitting. Instead I got yarn for a sweater in the queue and am soooo excited about it. Karen was so sweet helping me find US made worsted yarn. She found a color combination I would have never found on my own, but when she put them all together the yarn just whispered to me that it was indeed meant to be my sweater. I got my first addi square rocket fixed circular needles and she got my first main color yarn wound. So I am ready to start at a moments notice. Thinking back I do wish I just got thei other contrast color skeins wound too but guess I will have to wait til I get home. I didn't end up finding a project bag or knitting with the group, but I did get launched into my "on deck" sweater unexpectedly. Karen also gave ma a Knit and Pieces yarn bag with my purchase which is just perfect!!! Unexpected yarn purchase for a specific project is a real treat! Love the energy and clearly happy knitting/crocheting group who knit here. All seemed nice and fun. I will definitely have to return here I hope soon. read more

Was looking for Malabrigo Rasta and Loopy Mango yarns. The stock of M Rasta was so limited but it's super hard to find anyways. They had a nice variety of Malabrigo. They even carry Noro. Nicely laid out, small neighborhood store with a beautiful selection! I picked up an Atenti knitting bag, super beautiful leopard print and soft. They sample knitted projects all over the store to get a an idea of the yarn you're buying. A very nice gentleman assisted me. They do spin yarn. Biggest regret was not taking advantage of this service. I will definitely be back. They offer military discounts too. read more

We were in Annapolis visiting our midshipman and while waiting for him to be able to leave The Yard stopped by and so glad we did! The staff was helpful and friendly without being overbearing. We hope to visit again before we have to return home in California. read more

Unbelievably great services and knowledgeable in all things crafty. Sensitive to my needs and budget. But Oh my goodness! The products are wonderful! Every texture imaginable! read more

Stopped here last week and was impressed with the high quality yarn, knowledgeable owner and great ideas of projects to try. I learned a new cast on technique and have already finished one of the 3 projects! Discovered I needed another skein and called to order. No problem. Can't wait to go back! read more

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Stopped in for gifts for a knitter. I know nothing and the owners were so friendly and helpful choosing gifts! Nice selection of yarns, supplies and accessories. Feel good place. Made me maybe want to try it! read more

I love this place, if I ever go back to Annapolis I'll be visiting here again. The owner was so sweet and helpful. She gave me a very thorough tour of the entire shop and what kinds of yarn she carried. She was very knowledgeable and even had a yarn shop recommendation for me when I returned to Arizona! read more

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Warm and friendly local yarn store with a very nice selection of products. I have felt welcome every time I've visited, and the staff provides just as much help as you do or don't want. There's a nice mix of price points, and they carry both larger yarn companies and small and local dyers. Project bags, needles, and notions have good selection one, too. They will wind yarn on request, which always is a bonus. The Wine Wednesday group is fun and friendly, but just aboUt any time you'll find people hanging out and knitting or crocheting at the table or in the armchairs. They are crochet-friendly, too, also a plus. Highly recommended. read more

I visited this cute shop during the Charm City Yarn Crawl. The lady who helped me was so warm and friendly! They have a wonderful selection of yarn and the shop is decorated nicely. An added bonus is that it's not far from downtown Annapolis, so you can make it a little day trip. I will definitely be back! read more

Great yarns shop with a variety of yarns. Owner and staff very welcoming. There is a wonderful community of knitters who drop and knit together. Wine Wednesday is a fabulous weekly event. The classes are small with great teachers and support through out your proe read more

Wonder yarn shop and helpful staff. They had everything I needed and even more that I didn't need but surly wanted

My story isn't unique: I'm an African American woman. When I go to yarn shops I am usually: ignored by staff, followed or given rushed subpar customer service. 9/10 I will leave the shop without buying. BUT... The staff at this shop are AMAZING!! They are extremely helpful and inviting . They even got my husband interested in knitting- something I've tried to do for over 4 years lol. I love the stock in-store and the website is easy to navigate. It's my go to shop when I have commissioned orders or when I impulse buy. Honestly, I have been to dozens of local yarn shops over the past 12 years and this is the ONLY shop to genuinely welcome me. Before COVID, there was a small group knitting a project at a table. They didn't stop talking or look irritated because I'd walked in....they said "hello" invited me to join them in the future. They even stopped to look at a few pictures of my work. When I had trouble deciding on colors for a project; everyone helped me! It was like a community experience :) read more

Best local yarn shop in the area. I am a regular Saturday morning knitter the yarn is amazing like others have said yarn of all price points and all if it quality. Staff is tremendous and go out of their way to help. The community of knitters on hand is always happy to help all who come in the door. Inventory is always changing to temp you with new pretties. This shop has it all we are blessed it is in our neighborhood. read more

Great selection and friendly owner, however, the atmosphere from the ladies knitting there was not pleasant at all... My wife is a dark Latina and we could feel the stares.... 5 stars for the owner and business itself. 0 stars for the atmosphere the casuals create there. read more

I found them to be friendly knowledgeable and helPful the shop is in a small strip mall with roly poly, Asia food and a wawa gas station . I can eat fuel up and buy excellent quality yarn read more

Great store. Kind, educated staff. Huge choice of yarns. Classes offered. Great atmosphere.

This is my favorite yarn store in Annapolis and, indeed, in Maryland! The instructors are so accessible and the owner, Karen, and all of her staff are friendly, very knowledgeable, and make customers feel at home. Also, Karen has a great variety of beautiful yarn as well as needles, bags, and other necessaries for the knit and crochet enthusiasts. read more

Wonderful yarn shop. Friendly staff and customers. You can almost always find customers sitting in the comfortable chairs, knitting and chatting. Wednesday wine nights are particularly popular. There are several knitalongs throughout the year where participants knit similar items. read more

What a great way LYS! Wish it was in my hometown. Cozy with lots of yarns and ideas and notions. Very friendly owner.

Knits and Pieces is my favorite local yarn shop. A friendly staff that make you feel welcome as soon as you walk through the door! A wide selection of yarns including indie dyers & high quality commercial yarns! A must visit for any knitter or crocheter!! read more

Amazing selection of yarn! Absolutely love coming on wine Wednesday and soaking up all of the positive energy from the local community of knitters who join in the fun. I call it my yarn therapy. Monday comes around and you feel blah, but then I think OH! Wednesday is coming soon and I can hang out with my fiber family :) I recently purchased a few sets of very fancy needles that they carry and found out when I returned home that the snap on one of the bags was busted. When I went back they exchanged it with no issues. It's great knowing that a local shop stands behind their products guaranteed. Great group of people work there and always willing to help you even if you are a complete beginner. All levels of experience are welcome and encouraged to stop in at any time. The staff and patrons are the most knowledgeable people I've met in the craft and by far the most welcoming in the community. I'm looking forward to going back! read more

My favorite yarn store! Yes, there are amazing yarns at price points for every budget. Yes, the assortment of needles, accessories, project bags, notions is amazing. But, it is the people who make this store spectacular! The employees are friendly, willing to help but also willing to just let you browse. There are comfy chairs to sit in and knit for a while. Interesting classes are offered periodically. A wonderful gathering spot for creative people in the area. Keep up the great work! read more

This is my favorite LYS. The staff is knowledgeable and kind. And they have the most extensive collection of yarns within general driving distance. read more

Awesome local yarn store! I love the selection of beautiful and local yarns available - there's such a wide variety and it changes regularly with the seasons. The owner is friendly and always willing to answer questions. Come to that, so is everyone else who happens to be in the store, and they're more than happy to enable another knitter. (The big chairs are also extremely comfortable.) So inviting! read more