Kudos to places who provide space for people to come together to do things they love like work on…read morefiber arts! I was visiting ATL for the weekend and wanted to visit some yarn stores so the Craftivist came up in my research. I saw that they host events for people to come in and work on their fiber arts a few times a week so this sold me on visiting! When I stopped in, I was greeted and there was space for me to sit down. I even got some help on my project. It was so nice to be community with people who love the fiber arts for a little while. I look forward to supporting their business since they also ship!

I recently had a private knitting lesson here…read more The instructor begin with telling me the different types of forms yarn comes in, ie. hanks, skeins and balls along with other information about knitting. After the introduction the instructor picked out a wood circular knitting needle for me. The reason for choosing the wood I was told it would help hold the yarn better for a beginner versus a metal needle. When it came time to choose the yarn I was told to make my choice from a small area. I picked a mustard yarn. The next day I received an invoice from the store because I didn't pay for the items. Silly me. I assumed because I was only allowed to pick out from a certain section that it was included with the lesson that I had paid for. Unfortunately, because the yarn I chose was quite small. It has been difficult as a beginner working with it. There have been a lot of starts and stops which I would expect but more so because of the size of the yarn. I have since learned as a beginner I should have a bulkier yarn. When I left that day, I had not gotten the hang of the cast on, or the knit stitch. Five minutes before the class was to end we had just finished casting on and that didn't leave much time for the knitting since the store was opening. Since taking the class I have been able to get the hang of the cast on and the knit stitch thanks to Sheep and Stitch on YouTube. I think the reason I didn't get the hang of it in the store was because of the teaching style. It just didn't mesh with my learning style. I would definitely recommend the classes to anyone here. Very professional staff. Because the yarn I ended up purchasing isn't good for beginners. I did call the store to see if I could exchange it, but I was told they would not accept it because it had already been wound. The staff was very nice. They were very helpful when customers came in.

Incredible yarn/quilting shop! The folks who run it are super friendly and a delight to talk to. If…read moreyou're lucky, you'll get to make friends with the shop cat, who is very very cute. I've only been in the yarn section, but the selection there is absolutely amazing, and I can only imagine that the quilting portion is just as diversely stocked.

I had a great experience and happy that this business is in the area…read more I was worried about where I was going to get my yarn from after Joanne's closed. Especially as I'm gravitating toward more natural yarn types. It's a small, cozy, and intimate with a lot of variety of yarn. I like that they have a lot of natural yarns there. There's a pretty big range of prices for the variation of the yarn. You can find a lot of your crochet and knitting needs there from cute accessories, useful devices like the winding machine, hooks, etc. They also have classes you can sign up for.

I'm a fiber artist; what this means, is that I'm completely taken by fibers like cotton, acrylic,…read morepolyester, bamboo, wool, rafia etc. I turn these fibers into beautiful pieces of clothing. Yarn is a magnet for me, so I tend to look for yarn stores, yarn deals and specialty stores. This particular yarn studio popped up on my google maps when I was looking for yarn for a prayer shawl. So I drove 30 minutes there and found some great deals on dyed yarns of cotton and wool varieties. Turns out they offer crochet and knitting classes too. The 2 store owners were very welcoming and gracious in their attentions. I was given personal service and made to feel special. I ended up with Japanese brand yarn - noro that I previously could not afford. It was a wonderful experience. I was told they vary yarns from 4 different individual dye artists.

Strings & Stitches is a favorite. When in the Ellijay area, I always stop in to see what's new in…read morequality yarns & designs. The ladies are always helpful & knowledgeable.

I highly recommend visiting this shop when you are around the Ellijay area. They have an excellent…read morevariety of yarn along with samples to inspire you. Visiting this shop is a must for any knitter or crochet enthusiast.

I am traveling in the area and was looking for a yarn store. Found them and went in to find a GREAT…read morestore well supplied and the owner was working and made feel like an old friend. I found several patterns from the samples on the wall that she downloaded and copied from Ravery. I would have never found them. We come to the area 2x a year and trust me I will be here when we come. She also has several times to come and sit and knit. My new knitting home away from home.

Love, love, love this knitting boutique! They have taken my knitting to new levels with their…read moreexpert lessons and assistance. I can now knit sweaters with confidence, and they are always there to help me if I mess up. The yarns are best. So much to choose from: Cashmere, alpaca, superwash wool, camel, and cotton and silk for knitting in the summertime -- just to mention a few! So much to choose from. And if I want to knit a furry critter or a doll for a child, the have good quality yarn at a more affordable pricepoint (luxury yarn v. budget). Plus I can count on them to always have the needle size I need to start my project -- not to mention beautiful project bags, tools needed for your project, notions, etc. And for at least the last year, they have expert CROCHET classes! Yes, I did say crochet because it seems like it's the new "in" thing to do! I did take a lesson from their crochet instructor and it was truly a lot of fun! This is by far the best yarn boutique in Georgia! P.S. They have an online shop as well! Something for everyone.

The owner is very try attentive and friendly. The store has a large selection of yarns, many not…read morecommonly found in shops. Also, the price range is wide, suitable for whatever your budget.

Isadora Popper is a fabulous place for shopping. Especially when I'm not looking for anything. I…read morecan be sure I'll find something I don't want to do without, when I'm just "window shopping!" They have lots of supplies for knitters, and they also offer chocolates and ice cream So, if you're visiting Clayton, be sure to pop in to Isadora Popper. I think you'll like it.

Warning: Surprise 'restocking fee' after returning online item. Questioned the charge but never…read moreheard back from them. Poor customer service as well. Will avoid in the future.