Overpriced yarn and retail. I have knitted many garments with this yarn for friends who wanted them…read more... doesn't hold up and pills terribly. Roving yarn is not good for garments.

UPDATE: I want to bring to everyone's attention that the…read moreowner of this business has publicly harassed me through the company's Facebook page by posting my photo (done without my consent mind you!) and opinions in hopes of silencing me through group intimidation. To whomever was responsible for that SHAME ON YOU. Thankfully, these tactics did not work and I am now able to continue to live my own true authentic life as I please without interference from this type of bullying, which is a great relief. Thank you Jon R. for pointing all this out to me. You were very brave and didn't deserve to be silenced by the algorithm. I'll be doing everything in my power to reverse that decision. My advice: Put out more positive energy into the world, you will become a much happier person and that will translate into better business success! Check out my review and the other reviews for places to start on improving the in-store customer experience. (Hint: the word "rude" appears quite often, should probably start there). ORIGINAL: Made in China! Came here once or twice and then saw the same "natural fibers" sold wholesale by AliBaba for a fraction of the price. Potential consumers, PLEASE do your research and don't fall for this imitation snake oil act. The FTC should look into this place and their shady practices. Makes sense that they try to hide growing negative sentiment from the knitting community by having multiple Yelp profiles . Terrible service, extremely rude management selling low quality fibers masquerading as a luxury brand. Similar to a knockoff handbag, so if that's your aim then you're in luck. Otherwise, just steer clear of these shysters.

Cute yarn shop with a lot of variety for different types of yarn. They were hosting a class while I…read morewent in but the staff was super nice when they got a chance. I loved that they have example makes of items you can make with the yarn. I bought a couple of skeins of eco friendly recycled cotton / polyester yarn for my next price

I went here after attending the Rhinebeck NY Sheep and Wool festival. I wasn't sure if we were…read morewould get there before it closed, but was happy to see the friendly staff had extended the hours. The yarn shop was larger than I expected and I purchased a lot more yarn here, than at the crowded festival. I even bought some awesome fluffy pom-poms at a reasonable price. Loved it here, it was peaceful after the crowds at the festival. Great distillery across the street to entertain the rest of my group while I shopped in peace.

Went there today, really enjoyed the selection! It's definitely in the neck of the woods, so be…read morecareful driving since it's twisty roads all the way there. Shop has a great selection of yarns, even a small section of thread and fabrics for quilting! The shop is very warm and cozy so I ended up spending extra time just because of how welcoming it felt. They also have a nice selection of books and patterns and knitting kits to look at. Definitely will be going back!

Quite the haul from Poughkeepsie but I have to say it was well worth it. Be sure to use your GPS…read morebecause you're going into the woods and down a gravel road. But when you see the wood carved Countrywool sign, you know you're doing okay! The store was so homey and pleasant and I have to say the owner was probably one of the most friendly people I have ever met. Not only did she take the time to talk me through any questions I had, she also entertained my 30 year old boyfriend by showing him how a yarn swift works. Come on...that's adorable and you know it. She has amazing kits and lots of fairisle patterns and designs, so definitely check this place out if you're looking for a cozy, warm knitting store with the items to match.

Now that the cooler season is upon us...I often pick up a woolly project to keep me warm as I craft…read morea few gifites for family and friends. I happened upon Morehouse Farm via suggestion of a family friend who is aware of my penchant for high quality goods... This was a gr8 experience. The farm is fabulous...set back in a picturesque setting...bring cameras! The folks who run the yarn and fiber works were so helpful and knowledgable...anything you want to know----you can find out here. With a smile. My mind was swirling with projects my fingers may not have time for----well just maybe, we'll see!

Wonderful yarn, great kits, superb customer service - and a free pattern of the day! What's not to…read morelove? Highly recommended!!!

Quality yarn. Good prices…read more Quick delivery. Friendly and engaging customer service.

Terrible communication. I ordered 6 balls of yard, one was obviously a different weight and I…read morecalled a few times but the woman who answered my call wasn't helpful at all - had no interest in helping me sort the problem. They have lovely yarns but watch out if there is a problem

If you are looking for farm yarn, directly from the source (you literally drive past the sheep and…read morewalk past the raw wool) then this is the place for you. Also has cute quilted items for sale. Nice, very friendly, staff and dog/greeter.

This gem is a must-visit and an incredibly welcome addition to Red Hook Village. The selection is…read morelovingly curated with all varieties of makers in mind (sewing, weaving, spinning, dyeing, needlework, et al.) They also have a lovely selection of gifts for anyone! There is a definite focus on using naturally-derived materials in the space, and that's brilliant. I had a lovely time chatting with Kelly (proprietor) about all kinds of crafty stuff (so knowledgeable!) and it was instantly clear that she built this place with her heart and with our community in mind. Highly recommend.

I didn't inherit my mom's sewing hands, so anything that needs to be hemmed, zipped or custom-made…read moreusually gets bundled up and taken with me when I visit her. Plus, her trusty Singer workhorse sewing machine always delivers. When Joann's in Kingston, NY shut down, two of the longtime employees put their heads and hearts together and opened Frugal Fabrics on Ulster Avenue. This isn't your typical fabric store- big box or otherwise. What sets Frugal apart is that these ladies accept some fabrics as donations and sell. But don't mistake that for low quality. The fabric selection here is impressive AND affordable. While my home leans neutral with rustic woods, concrete and stone, I love to funktify it with pops of color. I don't sew, but I do love beautiful fabric and walking into Frugal F. felt like heaven. The colors, the heft, the textures- especially the pieces I picked up, were delicious. It's a hidden gem for crafters and quilters- neither of which I am, but I'm so glad I came here- plus these ladies know their stuff. By the way, they offer a point system and get 'oink' ;-) points based on how many yards of fabric were purchased.

I'm so excited about this new place! I spent quite a bit of time in there selecting fabrics, and…read morewas offered a cup of tea on this cold rainy day while I browsed. The prices are great and I found a lot of patterns to be inspired by. I plan to spend the rest of this dreary day planning some projects. It was so nice to chat with the proprietors. I love to support local businesses and I hope that this new place finds lots of success.