Adorable yarn store! Owner and workers are extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Lots of beautiful…read morehigh quality hand dyed yarn. My new favorite yarn store in Columbus.

This is a small but mighty specialty knitting shop jam packed with every kind of yarn you could…read moreimagine. The owner Andrea walked us through how all of the yarns are organized. She offers classes, events and open knit hours in the front sitting area and back table in the store. On the day that my mother and I visited, there was a group of ladies knitting, chatting and having a good old time. Loved the sense of community here.

Unfortunately the most unwelcoming yarn store I have been to. No offers for help, and the worker…read moresighed when I asked to check out and she had to get up. When I asked to buy a mini hank for a small sweater repair, the response was a curt "no". I wish I could have had a good experience.

I love the warmth and beauty of this store. All notions, gifts and yarns are nicely sorted and…read morestocked. I like being welcome to sit in their front window and stitch anytime or in regular groups that meet there.

Wonderful shop and service. Loved the openness of their values.! Will be ordering online after…read morevisiting in person.

The web site and Google say they have cross stitch, hand embroidery and other sewing besides fabric…read moreand quilting. They do not. It is only fabric and quilting and the fabric is $10-20 per yard

This store is incredible and full of handmade items that make perfect gifts for yourself or a loved…read moreone! My son and I were here happened upon this shop when we planned on going to Learning Express but they were unexpectedly closed for water damage. Judy, who was working was so kind and sweet, showed up her artwork and we ended up picking up some adorable OSU bibs with ties for my twin nephews. I wish I took a picture because they were truly the cutest thing and my sister in law loved them! Affordable too! Great concept and platform for local artists!

Gorgeous space, and I love all of the art that was on display here. There was a really great…read morevariety, wonderfully showcased. I was immediately drawn in by the lovely handmade ornaments all over the beautiful greenery displays. There was plenty of stuff to browse all the way back - lots of great gift ideas for all ages! There were some neat magnet boards, doll clothes, really interesting repurposing of old books into journals and albums, and a whole lot more. This is well worth a visit and definitely a place I'd love to visit again to see what new work they are creating. This has a nice location in the Shops at Worthington Place, with plentiful parking in the shopping center lots.

Walked in here during Village of Lights…read more Lots of people were browsing although I saw people here and there making a purchase. They've got rooms upstairs and downstairs of crafts made by seniors. Very cool! They had some really cute OSU stuff, Christmas things, handmade scarves, artwork, home decor, etc. Loved it! Not sure what their regular hours are but I enjoyed walking through here. The stuff is all reasonably priced, so I wouldn't mind coming back to buy something.

The shop has moved to a beautiful new location and the quality of items in the shop - all handmade…read more- is great!

Let me start by saying, I don't know whose fault this is but someone. SOMEONE needs to hear this…read more Let us begin with finding the event. Yelp told me that the Columbus Axe Throwing place, where the event was being held, was next to The Continent. What is The Continent you ask? Well it's an appropriately named apartment complex, or quite possibly a small village, the size of a medium continent. We drove around this multi-neon-colored buildings for a solid 38 minutes looking for this place. Weaving around multiple (multiple!) nightclubs, the french quarter (WTAF), and what appeared to be an abandoned theater ... I was determined to browse overpriced homemade soaps, tiny pop tart pins, sarcastic baby onesies and handmade cards. DETERMINED. Yelp failed to mention that the only way to find this place was to drive through a tunnel into the depths of The Continent where you quite possibly only have a 97% chance of returning alive. But alas we found it ...and the postcard sized sign on the door. Once inside we wandered around looking for the craft fair, passing abandoned furniture, squeezing between the nets behind the batting cages, carefully passing under falling ceiling tiles until we finally reached the Craftin Outlaws sign. It was practically glowing, we made it ! It was all worth it! Spoiler Alert: Nope. There were literally 6 tiny booths of crafts. There were no other customers. Likely because no one else was willing to risk their lives or spend 45 minutes in pursuit of crafts of the outlaw variety. I browsed the crafts for 90 seconds. I haven't been this disappointed since the 2016 World Series and the 2016 election, in that order. Everything about this event was wrong with the exception of the blue slushy I got in the way out the door. Although I'm still drinking it and wouldn't be surprised if the lid fell off, spilling electric blue sludge all over my lap. The LITERAL (blue) cherry on top of the worst 46 minutes of my life.

Leading up to the craft fair their twitter account highlights vendors ahead of time. Most of them…read morehave web sites so you can peruse what's available and make a shopping list ahead of time. This was my first time at the event and I was impressed. It wasn't so crowded that you got lost or forgot where you saw something you liked. Nice variety of items were for sale. Items included recycled/upcycled glass goods, recycled/upcycled hair clips, bead/metal/leather jewelry, clothing (cowls, t-shirts, scarfs), drawings/prints, soaps/lotions and animal/hero masks. Afterwards, Craftin' Outlaws sent out a survey via Twitter to get feedback and follow-up on the event.

Cash only! This…read moreplace is as adorable as the owner. She takes the time to tell you all about the yarn she buys (none of the crappy stuff, just the stuff she would use). The yarns range from mid-range in price to a few expensive yarns. I found about 5 skeins that I couldn't live without. This is a mom and pop shop that is worth checking out. They only take cash, so come prepared.

Linda's yarn shop is wonderful. She's an old-school, tell-it-like-it-is seamstress and accomplished…read moreknitter with an eye for beautiful design. A gem. Definitely stop in if you are in the area.

This locally owned and operated business is a breath of fresh air in a town that has been sorely…read morewithout a store dedicated to yarn/knitting/crochet for many years now. In addition to carrying an assortment of harder to find (in Springfield) fiber arts items they have their own lines as well. The Smiths go out of their way to be helpful and really listen to the requests of their customers - something you don't often find in the big box stores that now litter our city. (Yarnsmith's is also kid friendly - my boys were completely crazy the last time I shopped there and I was not made, in any way, to feel like I was unwelcome.)