One of the last good yarn stores in the area! Great selection and knowledgeable, friendly staff.read more

Super cute shop and the staff are very helpful. Lessons are also available for knitting and…read morecrochet. Lots of example projects to help inspire you.

A great spot for the crafting community! I came in for the first time and had a pleasant…read moreexperience! Camryn helped me find needles I needed for an upcoming knitting project and she was very kind and helpful with my questions! Their yarn has a good range in price so you can go very fancy or more low key when it comes to yarn skeins and their tools are also comparable to what is found online or in other stores. I look forward to coming back!

In my opinion, the store return policies are poorly administered. I was never informed that I…read morecould never bring back knitting needles, even though I had the receipt and the needles were never opened. They do have a great selection of yarns and needles, but the communication between the staff of Yarncom and the customer is very poor. I talked to the owner about getting a store credit and she wouldn't budge, even though I had spent over $100.00 there. I appreciate the small business, but they need to re-evaluate their policies and work on their communication between the staff and the customer. If anybody asks me where to go to get yarn and needles, I would never recommend this store.

What a joy to find a LYS on the east side of the river! My experience with this store was A+ from…read morebeginning to end. The service was kind and knowledgeable. Debbie was heartwarmingly wonderful in fixing a huge knitting mistake I had made while also teaching me how to fix. The fiber and supply selection good that will only keep getting better! They even offer classes. Highly recommend this darling store. I wish I lived a bit closer but well worth the drive.

From the owner: We sell premium yarns. We offer knitting, crochet and sewing lessons in groups or one on one. For…read moreMore Information Call us at 618-416-0378! Join us on Wednesday mornings or Friday evenings for our stitching circles for either knitting and crochet. Check out our on line store at fiberandthreadsneedlecrafts.com

This is a great new shop in Washington. Different yarns than you can find at the chain craft stores…read moreand finished products available. There's a room for classes as well. I can't wait to come back.

Fantastic quaint yarn shop to get together in. It carries name brand yarns at great prices. Many…read moreone on one classes and stitch night. Everyone is made to feel that at home feeling welcome. Just what Washington needed !!!!

Great customer service! Consistent, reliable and trustworthy! Love this place as so many before me-…read moresince 1903.

I was so excited to go to this new-to-me fabric store that I completely forgot to take a photo to…read moreshare. They have everything you could possibly need to make your quilting or sewing project. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Their prices are reasonable and the sales are good! Can't wait to go back again.

Multi-generational family owned quilt shop with a wide array of high quality quilting cottons,…read morebatting, backing, pattern books and notions. The shop owners are expert quilters who are glad to share their expertise (which as a new quilter made all the difference for me).

Very helpful, kind, and friendly staff. She had a beautiful selection of fabrics, notions,…read morepatterns, and books. Your Quilt Shop carried lines of fabrics I haven't seen in my area which was a lot of fun. The assortment of style and types of materials was wonderful, everything from fun and whimsical to primitives and wools. I found much more than I first thought I would. Prices were, in my opinion, very good. I'll be making it a point to go back when I'm in the area. Stop in and check it out, I don't think you'll be sorry. Your Quilt Store is just that and a whole lot more.

I visit Illinois every year and try to stop into this yarn store every time. It's smaller than many…read moreI've been to, but has that intimate, friendly atmosphere I personally enjoy. Its selection contains lots of mid-range brands that are perfect for big projects without having to sell your firstborn. The owners are lovely to talk yarn with. While not all encompassing, I love the selection and prices. They are a cash/check only store, so don't expect to use a debit/credit card. I made that mistake the first time. Stop in, take you needles, and knit a while.

I don't have a yarn store in my area and I was so thrilled to find this in Southern IL when we were…read morevisiting our kid at college. Planned one of our days around me being able to go to this store. Their shop hours are limited but very much worth going. Found beautiful yarn I can use to make a beautiful sweater.

I purchased some crosses to put on chain and wear. I didn't have any chain to put the crosses on…read moreso I went to Schaefer's. They had everything I needed. And to top it off, the women who worked in the jewelry part of the store found the appropriate chain, jump rings and strung all the crosses. I had assumed that I would get the supplies and spend the afternoon making necklaces. I was wrong, now I can admire the handiwork of others. All of the chains were gift quality and I will give some as gifts. If one needs a bead store with excellent service, go to Schaefers.

Great place to go and look but not buy. Prices are way to high. You can go online and find…read morestuff cheaper.

I have been coming here since I was about 5 years old since we lived in the area. I got to learn…read morehow to needlepoint and sew from their classes. I love how they are a non-profit so proceeds go to those in need. I've been making needlepoint keychains for years now for thoughtful handmade gifts. Very unique place for the crafters of the world. Fun place to learn new crafts and hobbies. Friendly staff always willing to help out.

I've been here a few times with my girlfriend who does needlepoint. And has a loom…read more And I was in here years and years ago to get my daughter a Raggity Ann doll for her birthday. My daughter is now 27. The new store is larger, brighter and has much more merchandise. The new, expanded store is full of so many other things. Gifts, probably many for wedding gifts. Cheese, spread platters. Serving plates, bowls. Gorgeous stuff. Tervis glasses of many dimensions. MIZZOU stuff, KC stuff. Jewelry, baby gifts, baby clothes, beautiful picture frames, hand-woven rugs. Solmate socks (http://www.socklady.com/index.php), including those for children with an extra sock. Genius! An exceptional amount of Easter decorations which looked unique to me. So bright and cheery. I didn't mess around much in the yarn/thread/pattern area of the store, which is probably half of the store. But there's a lot of stuff there. My girlfriend brought in some embroideries she'd done for Christmas tree ornaments. You can do the needlework, and have them do the finishing. That was her mission. I think five people came to review and understand her request. To get it right. Because she's particular about what she wants. This isn't just a store. It's a philanthropic endeavor: http://www.signofthearrow.com/about-us/ Everyone who works there is a volunteer. Started in 1966, it's a community support organization from the St. Louis Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi. A great place to patronize.

I'm took a 6-week stained glass class here and it was great! The teacher was knowledgeable and I…read morefelt very comfortable asking any questions. The class size is small and the other students had various degrees of experience but it seemed like we were all pretty successful. The big bonus is to be able to see all the beautiful pieces of stained glass hanging in the shop and to see other pieces in various states of construction or repair. There is an enormous inventory of glass to purchase plus lots of other supplies!

Too many small pieces for small children. Is there an age preference or preferred minimum age. Do…read moreyou do parties?