Nice selection of yarn and knitting accessories. Conveniently located. Easy to find many major…read morebrand yarns of decent quality. As a knitter, I'm glad to find it.

Very kind and helpful folks here! Be aware that they don't take cards, but do take cash & check!…read moreThere's an ATM down at Cameron & Piccadilly as well as a few others in walking distance. Will definitely be back.

I've shopped at the Michael's more than a few times. I like the selection of items compared to the…read moreone in Bloomington. I do miss the sales/coupons that they used to offer as corp but for most items I buy they are fairly priced & they now offer a decent rewards program. For the most part this store is pretty clean and organized. More recently I had to make a return. They do offer a few self checkout kiosk now but I never knew you HAD to use them to checkout even though there's almost always 2-3 staff standing in the checkout area. While in line waiting to make my return there was a staff directing people to the self checkout kiosk. When she realized I had a bag she took me to a register to help with my return. There was an older lady behind me that moved up a bit to stand behind me at the register, meaning she wanted to be assisted with her checkout. The cashier told her that the registers were for returns only and that she had to get back in line to use the kiosk. The lady expressed she always has trouble using the kiosk and would rather have assistance and the cashier still stood on the fact that she could only checkout via the Kiosk. I did not like that at all. All I could think about is my older non tech savvy grandparents being treated this way as if everyone is hip to modern technology. I have even had issues trying to figure out how to redeem the rewards vouchers on the kiosk. I get that may be the way world is going (to reduce workers or whatever) but the register can indeed be used to ring up an order and the cashier should have assisted or at least called for help from her other idle coworkers to assist the woman at the kiosk. That was a very poor display of customer service in my opinion.

Running errands around Eden Prairie and stopped by this Michael's to look for a frame. I had the…read moreprint with me as I wasn't sure of the best way to display it (a papyrus print from Egypt). There were a few options that would have worked, and then I spotted the *perfect* frame! So happy to spend $35 rather than a couple hundred on custom framing. This location has self-checkout lanes, which I didn't have any problems with. The gal at the regular register was standing by and thoughtfully offered me a larger bag for my frame.

Beautiful shop, large selection of various yarns, and excellent service! Highly recommend!read more

FYI THIS SHOP HAS MOVED TO CULPEPER! Returned again and it…read morewas as wonderful as always. The shop owner is so pleasant to talk too and has everything from local yarn and crafts to fair trade items. Definitely stop by! FYI here's the updated address: 138 N Main Street Culpeper, VA 22701

I went for help learning a stitch. Melissa was excellent. Took her time teaching this stitch…read more Show me on line where I could go for more information. The best!!

What a lovely hidden gem yarn shop! Great selection and good service. I stopped by while on a work…read moretrip and decided to go back for a second visit before going home. Highly recommend!

Stopped in at The Red Thread to look around. I ended up buying some yarn for Christmas presents for…read morea couple of family knitters/crocheters. The two ladies running the place were very nice. I don't know much about yarn shops - but they seemed to have a good supply and selection. They accept Visa and MasterCard - but they currently do not accept American Express. Check them out!

Independent shop that knows how to take care of customers…read more A friend asked me to knit cotton lace mitts like mine in a different color. I called several local stores asking for the same brand and weight as mine. Most said no, they didn't carry the yarn, but might be willing to order. When I called the Red Thread, Barbara didn't have my yarn, but offered two others in stock that she believed would knit up the same. Listening to me and finding a solution made the sale! Red Thread will be my first call in the future. The shop is on a side street in Warrenton near ample parking. The shop is bright and inviting. When I walked in, the owner was chatting with another client, but glanced and nodded to acknowledge me. After I browsed a few moments, she walked over to check if I needed assistance. I like the relaxed, helpful atmosphere.

Great selection and it's nice to be able to support someone local instead of a big Corp like…read moreJoann's or Walmart

Butterfly Hill Farm offered so much and the owners really impressed us with their thoughtfulness…read more The store is really amazing with lots of interesting products. We purchased some alpaca socks, a fragrant candle, and some peanut brittle (yum!). One of the owners invited us to feed the alpacas and could not have been more kind to us. We Will definitely return.

I love the alpacas! Very cute place where you can buy yarn from the alpacas local to the farm…read more Cute shop with other local artisans creations. If you love yarn and fiber arts you must stop!