This shop is now North Fork Fiber Arts. Very nice yarn…read moreshop. Purchased some great pompoms and some yarn inside of a cute project bag. https://www.northforkfiberarts.com Mentioning this because I searched multiple times on yelp and North Fork Fiber Arts came up only one time. Altman's comes up every time, but their website no longer works, so I didn't think there was a yarn shop in the area. It was my lucky day when North Fork Fiber Arts showed up in my search at the same location.

Just came out of Altman's looking for a new knitting pattern. I got curt replies to my questions…read more They directed me to a website for a knitting pattern and then had difficulty giving me their password to get on the internet! Item displayed that was knitted that I wanted the pattern to they took away when I suggested if they have a displayed item they should have the pattern and yarn available. There were two people working and three customers. One just browsing. All in all I'll wait until I get to a Michael's!!!

Wish I knew about this yarn store earlier! Service is great and the staff are super knowledgeable…read moreto help with quick project questions! There's also a nice section of tables and chairs by the window to just sit and do some knitting + socializing with other people working on their WIPs. I called the store in advance to help set aside some yarn (so I could just pay right at the counter) and they were super accommodating since I was looking to get a ton of yarn, too. Overall, the yarns at the store are of great quality and price, and the selection covers nearly all types of yarn for all sorts of projects. I will definitely make this my local yarn stores for my future projects, and they carry one of my favorite yarn brands like Knitting for Olive! Heads up: one of the staff said that they rotate yarn fibers seasonally so you're going to see more selections of wool/heavier yarns in the fall and winter, and lighter yarns like cotton in the spring and summer.

What an awesome local spot! Pick Up Every Stitch became my second home during COVID-19, when I…read moredecided to pick up knitting again. I learned from my mom when I was about 8 years old but got back into it during the pandemic, eventually making a dozen hats, scarves, and even a cute cardigan! Pick Up Every Stitch is perfect for knitters and crocheters of all levels, ages, and abilities. They have all the supplies you could ever dream of, and I love how there are always people in the store working on their projects. The store has created an incredible community of crafty people who share a love for knitting and crocheting, and I have met wonderful people there! They've got plenty of parking in the back and local street parking in the nearby area. I highly recommend stopping by if you are in the area and looking for a new craft!

Last stop before you hit the Hamptons for natural fibers sourced from farm raised, well-cared-for…read morealpacas, llamas, and sheep. They also carry Shepherdess Body Butter imbued with honey almond, coconut or petal fragrances, which I stocked up on to replace the first jar I had picked up when in Marin. As a hand spinner myself, having a high-quality natural balm, such as this lanolin butter with silica rich horsetail extract, helps keep hands smooth, moisturized and protected from the constant friction of hand crafting. I had purchased some of their handspun at Vogue Knit Live earlier in the year and needed one more skein to finish a sweater. Sheer luck that we happened across their working fiber farm enroute to a long weekend getaway. Of course, I left with more than that one skein! Fortunately when I had called ahead, they were open for visitors and I left with three bags full.

We had so much fun from LI Yarn&Farm. This place is really…read moreclose with Suffolk Farm Education learning center. Remember make appointment with them before you go～

very nice store, owner is helpful and prices are not inflated due to location like some of the…read moreother stores in town! nice selection of yarns, brands and colors....love to look at finished items in store made by owner.

Came out here today. The store was small but the space was utilized so well!! Many treasures to be…read morefound. The owner was more then helpful! She was a pleasure and very sweet. Her coworker was also so nice. Sorry other reviewer didn't have a good experience but mines and my mom's was great!

Always looking for an adventure...As we drove on Sound Avenue on this beautiful autumn day, there…read morewas a small "Red Barn Farm - Shop Open till 3:00 pm" sign. Having NEVER seen this before, we literally had to turn around to check out what this shop could possibly be! Taking the long winding road to the actual Red Bar Farm had us wondering how you get out when only one car can fit on this road. Turns out it's a one way in and one way out so there's no cause for concern about that. It's easy to know you've arrived because upon you spot the red barn the area widens with parking. Once we got out, we were unsure where exactly to go but a friendly Ashley emerged from the small shop across from the red barn directing us to the shop. Once inside, we found this small shop filled with yarn (some from the alpacas on the property), jewelry by AshleyRoseJewelry, dream catchers, crystals, homemade soy candles and more. The highlight of our visit was chatting with Ashley (daughter of the owners) who shared the story behind the Red Barn Farm. With 6 alpacas, who went viral during Covid, they are what drew people to want to visit. For us, it was a small sign on the side of that road that caught our eyes. After our chat, we ventured out toward the barn to see the alpacas, chickens, miniature horses. Additionally there were wild turkeys and a deer just passing through. This little hidden gem is worth a visit just for the story and the alpacas. On a beautiful day like the day we stopped, it's a little slice of country on a farm. And if you are small business supporter, then you'll also appreciate the products that are unique & different. My Theo Snuggles soy candle is like no other.

I took a wonderful tour of Red Barn Farm today! Donna was our tour guide. She was so knowledgable…read moreand passionate about her animals. You can tell how much she loves the farm. I got to feed the Alpaca leafs and pet the mini horses. After the tour we visited the shop and bought some beautiful yarn. It was so exciting to know which alpaca the yarn came from. I also met Ashley, Donna's daughter who also works at the farm and sells her beautiful jewelry there. I hope to visit again soon!

Knowledgeable, friendly and cozy are the best ways to describe New England Yarn. Mary, the owner,…read moreis a former public librarian so she knows her way around finding the right book, yarn or notion for customers. Prices are about average for what you would expect to pay at a local yarn shop. This is not a big box store and the quality of service and products shows that. Classes are available and I have taught a few myself.

Just learned of this little gem yarn store ! Mary assisted with a knitting afghan and went out of…read moreher way to assist. Made sure I returned to support this quaint - local shop. Mary again assisted with my questions.

This has a cute charm to it . The staff is super helpful and well versed in their products…read more I travel from west to east to play here. I'm looking forward to showing of my first pair of socks . They encourage me to take my time a it would be a peice of cake .. Wa La magic I'm coming the the heal ( the hardest part ) .

What an adorable store, very clean and organized. Great customer service, free parking and plenty…read moreof different types of yarn to choose from. They are happy to assist with any questions or concerns, they have a small table for you to sit and work on a project. Love all their finish display garments, from hats to sweaters. A must if you are near the area and they have great sales from time to time.

It is a very neat and cute store. The staff were not overbearing and were helpful when needed. I…read morespecifically asked for rainbow self-striping sock yarn and she was able to show me few of the sock yarns they had. I also told her about an issue I was having with my interchangeble Chiagoo needles (specifically the little tool) and she gave me exactly what I needed. They also had a good bargain bin of wool and cotton that I took advantage of. I defintely will come back.

Wonderful assistance with projects! Great selection of yarns. Lessons and classes offered as well.read more