Great selection, helpful and friendly staff. They placed an order for me so that the dye lot would…read moreall match. Order came in very quickly and was able to continue on with my project. Wonderful products and quality.

We visited this store yesterday while visiting northern Michigan on vacation. The shop is…read morebeautiful, well curated, a knitter's dream. Yarns that you don't see at every shop but something for every project you would want to make. Notions, bags, a few non-knitting items. Plenty to choose from but not overwhelming. It was just right. I could have sat down and knit all day. They have their own yarn club that is a great souvenir but really a great product. Yarns, choice of patterns, stitch marker all based on local places. Examples were on display in the shop and were gorgeous. A different dyer each month keeps it interesting. The shop owner was friendly and helpful. She directed us to a few local places we didn't have on our itinerary. She greatly enhanced the experience on our vacation. I know this is a long review. This shop is that good. Worth the trip!

This is an excellent yarn shop. Kim helped me and I will definitely be back. The yarn selection was…read morevery good. Lots of quality yarns to choose from. The store had a welcoming atmosphere.

Very helpful staff. Found a match to a fiber I ran out of before I finished the canvas.read more

Cute alpaca boutique inside of the old asylum on cottage view drive…read more It's in the main throughway of the shopping alley down here. This cream colored alpaca cable knit sweater caught my eye in the display window, even though it was only the back of it. I went inside, liked the front side of it. There's no changing room, so I had to try on the sweater in their storage room, no biggie.

My hubbie likes alpacas so we stopped in. This boutique - selling everything alpaca - is one of the…read moreshops in the Village Commons (the old asylum). Believe it or not my hubbie bought a $50 alpaca stuffed animal. It was super duper soft and cute. He said it's going to sit in his office. I suppose he could have spent the money on worse things! The cashier was very sweet and informative. She spoke of an alpaca farm that we could visit (to further satisfy my hubbie's alpaca fix)!

This shop was impossible to find. It looks like it's gone out of business next time call ahead.read more

We were on vacation in north west Michigan. An Ohio knitter recommended that we visit Knitology in…read moreTraverse City. It was about 75 minutes from the resort where we were staying so we took a day and went to Traverse City. What a find! Knitology has a variety of yarns but their claim to fame is their Reaction yarns. Reaction yarn is dyed on site! The guys are great. They also have a large open area so that people can sit and knit.

I'm a knitter, and I only stopped in because I caught a glimpse of the yarn in the window, but I…read moredid write a review of the store as a yarn shop on my blog (http://rachaelknits.blogspot.com/2012/09/lysish-review-cornell-crossing-kalkaska.html). Over all it was cute, full of interesting things and with really friendly staff.

Great sales staff and always willing to go out of their way to help you find what you need. They…read morewill even order something for you if they don't have it. Love going in there!!

How lucky are we Up North to have FiberShed!! This shop is so much more than a fabulous yarn…read moresupply site, though it is certainly that too. You'll find community engagement with classes, craft gatherings, and fiber art announcements. The yarn supplies are endless and varied, truly. Nadine is a resource extraordinaire, with personal experience in raising sheep, preparing wool, spinning, knitting....and weaving! She is generous with her knowledge and a delight to know - making it a pleasure to be there and a feel-good purchase. If you are drawn to fiber arts and visiting Northern Michigan, this is a must stop in charming Boyne City.

I love this shop! It's got gorgeous yarns and spinning supplies. It's got great natural light and…read moreis large enough to browse comfortably. Nadine, the owner, has always been very welcoming!

CERY EXTREMELY bad service, im a child and i never do crafts, I get up to register and she says…read more"did you guys get your fleece shaped yet?" We say, oh no, because we've never done this, and she goes with an angry face treating us stupid and goes "yep.. go to the back!" So we're like.. I mean okay, like maybe she's just having a bad day, we get up to register finally and my friend forgets her PIN number, she goes "Yeah you should write it down and put it in your wallet" crazy advice but okay.. And we say that someone can steal it and she's mumbles something snarky under her breath. Get this lady out of here bro. The lady cutting the stuff was sooooo nice and helpful, give her a raise

For all my fabric needs Joann is the place to go. They always have such a large assortment, and…read moregreat prices too!

What a rude manager to encounter first thing on a sunny Sunday morning. I was returning 2 items,…read moreone of which was missing a barcode when I purchased it. When I asked simply if I could grab one from the shelf nearby for her to scan she laughed at me. A simple question deserves a simple answer. Rather than use the receipt on the screen she was already processing for the first item, she said I had to leave to find the paper receipt or a barcode. Wow Michael's. You can train better than that.

So many shelves are empty. Is it because of the tariffs? Having to go to another craft store…read morebecause the stock is so low.

I cannot visit this store too often. There are puzzles, coloring books, and craft supplies. All the…read moreaforementioned are my kryptonite. I make jewelry and enjoy crochet and embroidery and cross-stitch. So much good stuff and don't get me started on the Halloween decor (50% off this labor day weekend, fyi)!

fat quarters???? I…read morebought 2 packages of WAVERLY Fat Quarters on Monday,January 14. I also bought several other things from the cardboard boxes that filled the aisle for 90 per cent off. That was a great deal and I always enjoy a great deal,it was all x-mas things. But what I am writing about is the Fat Quarters, I bought 12 quarters and 8 of them were not a fat quarter and were cut terrible. the edges were curved and sloped terrible. after squaring them up they were not even close to a quarter of a piece of fabric. This is very disappointing. I have washed and ironed them and I guess I will use them as scrap. Just a heads up. Thank you for reading this note, Shirley Mowrey shirleymowrey67@gmail.com