This is the cutest little yarn shop. She is growing her collection of different yarns. She just…read morestarted carrying Crazy yarn from Shepherds Wool in Michigan. The owner was so helpful the entire time we were in the shop. She gave us a tour, answered all of my moms questions about starting felting, and even printed out a helpful sheet for her. I had called and left a message about the hours and she was so sincere when she replied and apologized for taking so long replying. There are classes being offered every month on different topics. They also have a nice area at the front of the store to sit and knit. She welcomes open knitting when she is open. I believe she so just added a late night knitting on Thursday nights. I cannot wait to see how this shop grows!!

From the owner: Community Gathering Place, Fiber Art Classes, Sit and Stitch…read more

What an amazing selection of yarns! I found some lovely sock yarn by a local dyer that is coming…read morehome with me as souvenir yarn.

Welcoming, helpful with referrals. Primarily set up for weaving & must be a destination for that!…read more Fair stock of fibers for other crafts. Worth a visit even if you don't weave!

Visiting my daughter in Chicago and we decided to check out a few of the local yarn shops. This was…read moreeasily our favorite. The staff was warm and welcoming and very generous with their time, sharing information about yarns and patterns. Beautiful store with a nice selection of different yarns and notions. Will definitely come back and wouldn't hesitate to recommend!

I made a mistake and bought rather expensive double-pointed needles in the wrong size. Although…read morethe package was unopened, the store refused to exchange it for the correct size, saying it was a final sale. Seems unreasonable. No other complaints but I will take my business elsewhere.

This yarn store is tucked into a booth at the Farmers Market on Lincolnway. Besides luscious…read morecommercial yarn, there's local bison handspan and the most beautiful handwoven scarves you'll see. I also found the perfect cotton blend to finish a baby poncho.

Located in the farmer's market. Nancy was very friendly, helpful, had beautiful yarn and weaving.read more

I love this little shop! They have a wide selection of yarns and it's a gathering spot for…read morecommunity. The owner is a lovely, knowledgeable woman with a kind heart. I went in desperate with a damaged sweater I had made. She stopped what she was doing and spent over an hour both helping me fix my sweater and assisting me with a pattern I didn't understand. She even stayed late after the shop was supposed to close. I will do everything I can to support this lovely business.

This place is really great and the owner is so lovely and helpful. I am so happy to find this…read morestore. When you're making pieces that you want to last for many years you look for quality yarn and they have top set yarns, roving materials, looms etc. If you are into the fiber arts you will not be disappointed with this gem! Can't wait to go back!

I just drove 3 hours to get here and they closed early??? Suck!!! We stood outside about a 10 mins…read morewaiting but no they're gone :(((

This is an incredible yarn shop not to be missed. A great selection of different types and some…read morereally nice patterns. The owners are extremely knowledgeable yeah it's great to know that they're actually spinning and weaving at the back of the store. This is definitely a shop not to be a missed!

Oh yarn, looks like this store is one of the best places to buy yarn in Chicago!…read more This shop is right next to Jones College Prep. The entrance is a bit confusing, just use the directory and they will buzz you in! The selection was great- everything from larger brands like Rowan and Cascade, to local hand dyers like Leading Men! I also thought their prices were pretty fair for a local yarn shop (e.g. skein of Rowan Made Alpaca Haze was $10 vs online is ~$8.80). The staff is super friendly and very knowledgeable. They will point you in the right direction but also let you browse alone (when choosing colors I need full concentration). They also offer a range of classes too! Overall, would definitely recommend this yarn shop!

100% recommend Yarnify! I visited while on a work trip. Yarnify offered an incredible variety of…read moreyarn from hand spun to value acrylic. They also offered reasonably priced hooks and needles, allowing me to complete a whole project on the flight home with some GORGEOUS yarn I could not pass up. The storefront is in a complex that requires you to buzz in. Don't be thrown off! There is great signage and the staff is ready to welcome you.

I don't understand what Shelbi S. is referring to, as "can I help you?" is an acceptable greeting…read morein any store. Since my first step into this business I have had only fantastic service and advice. I have met many crafters in this store and they all have said wonderful things about the shop and owner. I will add to the positive feelings as this shop has now become a respite and place to make friends. I recommend this store to everyone wanting a positive experience for knitting, painting, quilting, sewing, or just to hang out with fellow crafters. Everyone is always welcomed and offered help and assistance....which you will NEVER get at a "big store!"

Found this randomly on Yelp. It was a Sunday afternoon and I was in the area a little ways from…read morehome but I'm always on the lookout for local yarn stores. Great selection and price range. I was welcome to stay and join the Sunday knit. Friendly group, had a nice day. Oh, and they have ceramics but didn't really look around that much as it's not my thing.

A great little shop! The owner was very welcoming and informed. She helped me a lot with finding me…read moresome options for a good set of circular needles for a project. The selection of locally sourced/dyed yarn was lovely, and she had samples knitted up of different yarns nearby. The colorways were gorgeous! It's a small space but it's well organized by source for the yarn, and the yarn is definitely showcased. There were also notions like cute handmade stitchmarkers and Miss Purl needle sizers. I hadn't known, but apparently Sundays are open knitting days, so there was a group of knitters and crocheters who seemed to be having a real fun time together. I bought a skein of yarn, and they even prepped it into a center pull ball for me, which was a life saver as I don't have a lazy Kate. Will definitely be returning for future projects!

I just found out about this place last week and stopped in over the weekend. I was really impressed…read morewith the yarn selection but more than that how welcoming of an environment this is. There were women chatting and it was clear that crafters were welcome to share. The space is so inspiring it makes you wanna sit down and work on a new project whether it's knit or crochet. I will definitely be stopping by on a regularly for inspiration.

I was innocently driving north on US31, and all of a sudden, I saw a sign that said "Yarn, quilts,…read morespinning, looms". U-turn (safely), and in I went. From the outside, this store is unassuming and in stealth mode, it also serves as the office for a storage unit property. The store is a single medium sized room, but it is well organized, and there is plenty of room for all of the goodies. I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of lovely fibers in the shop. There is a nice area to take knitting lessons, and plenty of yarn to admire, pet, and purchase. There are also quite a few books - both older and new - that provide inspiration as well as must be purchased! The sharp-as-a-tack owner has lovely samples and knitted items that she's knit up and is happy to show you. There were several fibers that I would usually have passed by that I must buy now (and I bought some then) because I was able to see them in knitted form. There were finished objects that ranged from very simple ones that a beginner could have confidence in doing, to very complex heirloom pieces that inspired me. There was also a good range of prices and fibers from simple and easy machine washable blends to scrumptious baby camel and silk blends. She also sells spinning supplies, and a tempting selection of wool for rug hooking (I'm just learning this, it's the one where you cut the wool into 1/4" wide strips and punch it through the canvas). She has the supplies as well as whole kits for these rugs. The quilting is primarily the custom work that she does, there is no fabric on its own available here. I felt very welcomed, and will certainly stop in again when I'm anywhere near the area. I could have spent much more time here!