This is a wonderful local yarn shop! The selection is good, with lots of locally made items too…read more The owner is very friendly and knowledgeable. Be careful - it's hard not to fall in love with the lovely textures and colors - I always leave with more than I planned... Also, Fiber Night is a great social time no matter what your preferred craft is.

Love this shop! The owner Heather is wonderful and always has a great selection of yarns in her…read morestore! And she's hilarious! I love that she has knit nights and a group of folks that like to hang out at the shop. It's a good group of people that love to make and laugh! Lots of yarn. Lots of notions and tools for you to make your projects. Lots of other items too like tumblers, totes, etc. Location is great too. If you haven't stopped by, do it soon!

Ms.Kavitha is really an extraordinary and skilled teacher. She is very patient and teaches every…read morestitch in a well understandable manner and also shows us how to make those. I have taken a few classes with her, and can definitely say I have learned a lot within this time. The classes are very much affordable too, and people of all age groups come in here for the classes. Kindly check out her website for more info, and if you need some new hobby this is definitely a good place for it

I recently attended a crochet class with Kavitha and it was an absolutely delightful experience!…read moreWhether you're a complete beginner or looking to enhance your skills, she customizes the class to your needs. She is very knowledgeable and teaches the proper techniques of crocheting. Her classes are affordable and she is very accommodating with your schedule.

Can I just say WOW?! I've been to at least a hundred yarn shops and boutiques, because I travel to…read moresee them. This one is hands down my favorite yarn selection. She doesn't have malabrigo, because she understands the value of her shop space; she's using it to curate the finest selection of fibers and yarn bases I have ever seen and cutting out the yarns you can find everywhere. She's also has the largest selection of BIPOC owned and dyed yarns I have ever seen, if you're looking to support that! Meredith was super nice and greeted me when I entered but didn't hover over me and let me look around. If you actually look at all of the yarns she's got, be prepared to spend at least an hour in the shop. I took tons of pictures so that you can see what I saw-- a very finely curated selection of superwash and non-superwash yarns, hand dyed and local yarns, as well as some of the finest that Europe has to offer. She even has CaMaRose Snefnug, which I had never seen in a shop before. It's all priced competitively and the whole shop is decorated beautifully in a rainbow of colors. Their website states that they are LGBTQ+ friendly, and I have no doubt it's true. Don't miss this one!

I shopped here while I was in town visiting. It has all the hallmarks of a great local yarn store;…read morepersonable staff, great selection, and a huge variety. I was really pleased to get some Knitting for Olive in the US, since I don't like to pay international shipping for it online. They also carry Re:designed project bags, which I haven't ever seen sold anywhere in person before. I also bought some Manos Del Uruguay Fino. They have a nice selection of some of my favorite fancy fibers. The prices were on par with any other high end yarn store I've been to in my life.

I have never written a review before, but I just absolutely had to for this store,…read more I am a complete new beginner to knitting, only wanting to pick it up in the last week or so because of ADHD brain. I watched so many videos read so many articles and asked so many people in discord servers and nothing seemed to work for me, out of desperation I looked up knitting stores near me and this was the closest one. I went there with the sole intention of just asking how she does her knit stitches and purls and after helping out the customer she was with, sat down with me, showed me in detail and slowly walked me through it for free, AND on top of doing all that out of the kindness of her own heart she gave me a bunch of sewing needles,circular needles, yarn, and crochet hooks that were donated to her store. I will never forget the kindness I was shown here and I will be back for all my yarn, knitting, and crochet needs. This store has a nice selection of high end and low end yarns to match the budget you are looking for, they have hand dyed acrylic yarn, animal and plant yarn, all of varying lengths and the colors are amazing!

From the owner: Lone Star Yarn specializes in hand dyed yarn, from a variety of vendors. We enjoy selling, helping,…read moreteaching, and socializing with everyone that comes into the store. It is our true hope that you will feel at home, and like family when you shop with us.

What a darling yarn store! The customer service was great and staff incredibly kind. I appreciated…read morethat they had a clean, open bathroom to use that didn't require a key as bathrooms are hard to find in downtown stores. The colors are gorgeous, yarn selection huge, and prices excellent. I loved the space set aside for knitting or crocheting. Such a lovely store!

This shop is an absolute gem. I've been all over Texas and many other states and I always visit the…read moreyarn shops while traveling. This one, I go to when I'm NOT traveling. It's about three hours from my house, so it's quite a trek, but so worth it. Ginger and her staff are absolutely amazing, and the yarn selection is two thumbs up. She's got what you need, and the knowledge to make substitutions if it's not an exact match. She's got fabric and other crafts covered on the right hand side of the shop but I'm afraid to venture over to that side because picking up another hobby might collapse my house; it's already full of yarn. The prices are perfectly on par with everyone else, and I totally recommend that you swing by if you're in the neighborhood and want to knit or crochet with new friends you haven't met yet. Or do what I do and drive up and spend the night! There are tons of hotels and excellent restaurants in the area.

The lady who helped me was super nice and gave me tons of advice as a beginner sewer. There's also…read moremonthly events called "Make and Take" which are short 2-3 hour long classes where you learn how to make a small item. I plan on coming back and taking a quilting class soon since everyone was so welcoming and nice. Large selection all priced at 12.99/yard there was a small selection on clearance for 8.99. One other interesting is that they have a laser printer there and make little plastic patterns that could be re-used for years, along with other custom projects. Definitely a neat place to drop by and hangout/kill time if you're into sewing/quilting!

Great store to find quilting fabric. The ladiea were very helpful. I recommend this store to all.read more

Sometimes you need to go 'pet the yarn'. Finding yourself at Yarn and You will satisfy your petting…read moreneeds. Should you be in need of help with a knitting technique or want to try something new Stacy is ALWAYS a helpful resource. You will NOT find your grandma's Red Heart acrylic yarn here. However, you will find one of the best selections of Madeline Tosh Yarns and A Chick That Knits Yarns in all of Northeast Texas! If you want to try out knitting and aren't sure where to begin Stacy can get you started with a smile and gently spoken instructions that will ACTUALLY make sense.

I met owner Stacy today and she was so wonderful! I came in for her beautiful Noro cowl (from her…read moreemail list) and told her I wanted a similar look in an afghan. She helped me find a great acrylic (better for afghan), gave me a rough pattern for an afghan, and even showed me how to do an icord! Very helpful and friendly! Very nice yarns and good prices for the quality. :) I will go back, but wish it wasn't a 45 min drive, one way for me. Of course, if she were closer, I would be broke from so much yarn! Thank you, Stacy!

Professional staff and beautiful store. Great selection of fabrics and notions. Appreciate that…read morethey care about humanity and its right to express.

Really nice, vibrant selection of modern quilting cottons, a fairly good canvas and linen…read moreselection; chambrays, shantung, polyester knits (if you're into that); sashiko threads, notions, patterns, books, quilting classes, machines. It's a smallish space, but well-curated. Some items were not priced; I asked one staff member the price; then another wanted to charge me nearly twice the amount at the register... This kind of dissimulation, intentional or not, is distasteful. Each item should be priced so this doesn't happen. It also saves staff being asked questions.