This is an awesome place. The staff and owner are so welcoming and friendly. They go above and…read morebeyond for their customers. As a crocheter, i always find independent stores to focus mostly on the knitting world vs the crochet world. But a Knits sheep focus and carry items for both.

Very helpful owner. She has a great collection of varied sized canvases plus all the threads to…read morestitch them. I love visiting there when I'm in the area.

Karen is truly Santa. She went beyond what anyone person/business could do during this busy time…read moreof year. She did everything to make sure I got my package on time before I left for my Christmas travels. Still waiting on the USPS package but UPS did not disappoint. THANK YOU, Karen. I look forward to traveling to NJ to visit this store. If this is how her business operates during the holiday season then I can't wait to experience her generousity, knowledge and kindness in 2022. TAKE MY MONEY, please. I will be back for more. Shop local, shop often and SHOP HERE for your needlepoint needs.

The shop was nestled in an hometown setting. The workers were very knowledgeable about different…read moreyarns. I posed a perplexing problem. She was very helpful is finding the right yarn. They offer classes. The yarn was reasonable for the project I was doing.

Beautiful selection of quality yarns! very pleasant and knowledgeable staff. if you are into…read moreneedlework , this is your place!

Always a great experience visiting Donna (shop owner) at Yarnphoria. Brought my daughter who was…read morehere from GA with me yesterday and we had such a blast! Of course the yarns and sample items (all made by Donna, many from her own patterns) were just lovely, and chatting with the super knowledgeable and sweet shop owner was a delight. We left with some gorgeous yarns and a million projects in mind for them, so time to start swatching :)

Today I visited Yarnphoria while visiting the city. What a lovely yarn shop. The owner, Dona,…read moreshowed me around the different yarns and how they were organized. She has a great variety of samples and you can get a copy of pattern with purchase of yarn. We had a lovely chat. The store was busy, which is really refreshing but not surprising since Dona is kind and helpful and obviously loves her craft!

I ordered a lot of a certain Jamieson's of Shetland DK yarn over the phone--nobody else had enough…read moreof the same dye lot. It all came perfectly packaged, all the same dye lot, etc. A pleasure doing business!

It is such a gift to have a yarn shop in the area. There are tons of gorgeous fibers to choose…read morefrom. I never leave with disappointment. Average prices, Apple Pay accepted, excellent service! They even have Woolbearers branded yarn (which is phenomenal). I love Woolbearers!

Wow, what a spectacular selection of high-quality yarns, knowledgeable staff, who are friendly and…read morewilling to help with any question you might have to get your project organized! They even wound two of my skeins into balls before I left. It was definitely worth traveling a little out of my way to go to this store. I can't recommend this business highly enough for an amazing shopping experience and superlative products and guidance!

Wow! What a treasure! This shop has superb service and an amazing selection of gorgeous yarn. I…read morecan't wait to go back! Also they have classes if you are a beginner or looking to "level up" your skills!

The store was elegant but cozy and inviting, and the yarn was gorgeous! The lovely person at the…read morecounter was kind and helpful too. I was on my way out of the store when I discovered there was an also a section for needle felting so I have to go back to check that out sometime.

LOVE this store! This is a hidden gem if you are a yarn lover for your crafts. I went here to use a…read moregift certificate. Betty was very helpful at helping me pick yarn to make socks. There is a great variety of yarn texture and colors. If you weave your own yarn, they have the supplies to do so. They do offer classes also. I 2 skeins of yarn and a pom pom for a hat I'm making for a great price. The prices are very reasonable. I plan on going back to buy more yarn and support this small business. Located in Frenchtown, I would recommend parking in the lot across the street next to the gas station. Street parking can be tricky especially on the weekend. Ater your visit, there are many other great shops & restaurants on Main St in Frenchtown

This place is amazing. When you walk in, you're greeted with a cheery hello, and how can we help…read moreyou? And they really mean it. The people who work there must have been selected not only for their skill at knitting (which is prodigious!j but also for their kindness and wonderful temperament. I'm a beginning knitter, and the help I need is always provided with a smile and encouragement. Sundays they have a knitting circle, where knitters of all abilities come and knit and chat and receive whatever help they need. The inventory is gorgeous and varied, and if you sign up for the newsletter, you'll want to make everything! If you're a knitter, or want to become one, this is the only store you'll ever need!

UPDATE - July 9, 2026…read more Good news! Craig ultimately agreed to refund the $36 one-on-one knitting lesson I paid for but did not receive. Paradoxically, it took a phone call from my husband to accomplish what should have happened after my very first call. The refund doesn't change my experience. It validates what I said from the very beginning. FINAL THOUGHT Craig & Laura, It's astonishing that a $36 customer service issue was allowed to escalate this far. The real irony is that this was never about a hug. It was about the one-on-one knitting lesson I paid for and did not receive. Instead of addressing that concern, you transformed it into an entirely different conversation about a goodbye hug. Had you simply listened, acknowledged my concern, and handled it professionally from the beginning, this review would never have existed. Review platforms exist for exactly this reason: so prospective customers can see how businesses respond when something goes wrong. For a yarn shop, it's ironic how completely this situation unraveled. Pun absolutely intended. ORIGINAL REVIEW Only at Loop could a knitting lesson turn into an episode of Seinfeld. Elaine Benes would have had a field day. For a year and a half, Jason was an excellent instructor. He sat with me, answered my questions, helped me understand patterns, and provided the one-on-one instruction I had paid for. During my final lesson, however, Jason spent almost the entire lesson straightening shelves, putting away yarn, and helping customers. I repeatedly had to call him over whenever I needed help. As a result, I received very little of the one-on-one instruction I had paid for. That was my concern: not hugs. Knitting. I mentioned a goodbye hug only because Jason's demeanor during that final lesson was so unusually cold and distant that I was trying to understand what had changed. I was the one who brought it up--not Jason, not Craig, not Laura. During the year and a half I took lessons, I thanked Jason with a brief goodbye hug after nearly every lesson. He never once suggested it made him uncomfortable or asked me to stop. If it had truly been an issue, why was it never mentioned until after I requested a refund for a lesson I believed I hadn't received? I contacted the owners because I believed I hadn't received the lesson I paid for and requested a refund. Instead of discussing the quality of the lesson, the conversation somehow became about Loop being "a place of business" and why employees shouldn't be hugged. My actual concern--the quality of the lesson I paid for--was never meaningfully addressed. You created every bit of this unnecessary drama--not me. Had you simply addressed my legitimate concern from the beginning, none of this would have happened. One thing that always struck me was that Laura routinely stood in the doorway pointing to her watch as lessons ended--even when Jason was in the middle of explaining something or answering a question. As a paying customer, it always felt unnecessarily rigid and unwelcoming. Frankly, asking me to return to the shop to collect my refund after everything that transpired was incredibly tone-deaf. I came to you with a customer service concern. Instead of addressing it, you turned the conversation into a debate about a brief thank-you hug I had given Jason after a previous lesson. The refund wasn't issued until my husband intervened. That speaks for itself. It's also worth mentioning that much of the exact same yarn sold at Loop can be purchased at other local yarn shops for significantly less. I've shared this story with numerous people in the knitting community without mentioning your names or the name of your shop. More than once, someone interrupted me before I even finished. "Loop?" Apparently, your reputation gets there before you do. I came to Loop expecting a knitting lesson. I left with a Seinfeld episode.