Once again, House Mountain Yarn exceeded my expectations. Immediately upon entering I was met with…read moremultiple smiling faces. I was looking for a gift for a family member and I had no idea what to purchase so I examined every nook and cranny and felt soooo much yarn. I sure wish I knew how to knit myself a scarf or sew socks. They carry the softest yarn I have felt. Even one of the wool brands made me rethink wool socks. The store's table is a gathering place for the locals and anyone who cares about yarn. True friendships are forged at that table. I truly felt honored to converse with the women in that store. They were so friendly and treated me with the utmost respect. House Mountain Yarn is an asset to Lexington.

Cute shop! Ellie is amazing. Everything you need from a fiber shop owner.... supportive,…read moreknowledgeable, kind and above all has a ton of patience! Gwen is very helpful as well. Highly recommend.

My daughter, from out of town, and I were shopping for a new sweater pattern and yarn. Door was…read morelocked; owner came to the door but only wanted one of us in her store at a time. Most of my sweaters cost close to $100 dollars each. She lost what I thought was a reasonable sale for not allowing more than one person in her store at a time. This is my second visit to this store, treated the same rude way both times. Won't be a third visit!

High quality yarn and knowledgeable staff with great organization and friendly service. Includes a…read morewelcome area with water, coffee, tea, and snacks.

cute place!! needed help w finding paper to use for my insect bio project (particular) and was…read morehelped w the quickness fr they have a nice variety for a smaller shop and they even have cute posters and things of that nature that aren't necessarily crafts, just cute decor, books, knick knacks, etc. prices are very reasonable as well and i could easily find everything i needed here

So happy this place opened in downtown Blacksburg! Really friendly service, well organized shelves,…read moreand lots of cute stuff that I want. In there with my daughters the other day, we picked up oil paint, notebooks, and a gift card to use when Covid-19 is over. While it's not as comprehensive as Mish-Mish, it's a perfect store for this spot. Fingers crossed it stays open for a very long time.

I dont like that prices are not on the items. Signs posted might say 20% off, but how can you know…read morethe sale price if no price on the item? Also prices not on the fabric bolts, and i have found that the price on the shelf does not match the bolt.

This was the worst customer service I've ever received. I asked a sales associate for help and…read moreshe just told me over there then when I couldn't find the item . I showed her that I could purchase it online same day for pick up. She couldn't find it and was very unhelpful.Next I to check out there's was no one ringing people up. Everything was self-serve and the cash register had no receipt so I had to take an E receipt.

Fun, community and yarn. What could be better?!? I took a class and finished a project all in one…read moreday. Something for everyone.

Great yarn selection combined with a friendly and helpful atmosphere. Lots of inspiration in the…read morecompleted samples.

Fabulous selection of all sorts of yarns and accessories, great schedule of classes included more…read moreadvanced techniques. Worth the drive from Roanoke - particularly if you're attending a class.

They were able to accommodate an almost real-time tour request, and we loved it. Beautiful grounds,…read morehistory of it is fabulous, passion to bring back the sheep industry back to the US is amazing. Sheep were super cute and friendly. We even got to feed them. So fun! Their large store with their many products was impressive. We tried their lamb shoulder loins and cooked them up that evening for dinner and it was sooo delicious! Got a few bags of their worsted traditional wool that I plan to use for knitting a skirt and blazer. Can't wait to get them going! Also picked up some shipped honey and miscellaneous other items. Lanolin, sheep skins, socks, slippers, blankets, yarn, soap, so much more! Upstairs was a museum of spinning wheels and weaving looms from many years back. What else could you ask for? American "made". Passion for sheep and associated crafts. Inspiring spinning and weaving museum upstairs. Top notch company run by very sweet and smart folks! Love supporting American industries and look forward to getting more of the sheep back here! Go check em out, there is so much to experience and see!