This is my new favorite yarn shop in Seattle. I came in for needles and the lovely (I assume owner)…read morewas wonderful. the selection is a lovely mix of classic work horse yarns (Berroco, etc,) but also really nice hand dyed small batch yarns. I managed to leave without buying yarn, but she is holding two skeins until I get paid which is amazing. I am trying to stick to a budget and her holding yarn for a few weeks is so nice. I can't wait to go back

It's my personal ritual to make a far(er)-flung trek to a yarn store outside the main city area…read moreevery time I travel. Acorn Street turned out to be the BEST yarn store I have been to. Their selection of yarn is extensive and very organized; Juni and Si was holding a trunk show while I was there. They have a variety of both local and famous yarn (ie Madtosh, Malabrigo, Berroco), and most of all, their staff is the sweetest bunch. But, but! The thing I loved most is the sheer number of needles and notions they carry: both singular sizes and also full sets from different vendors (Lykke, Chiaogoo, KP). You can spend hours here brainstorming a project and buying everything you need to start swatching. I bought some cute pine cone stitch markers, a skein from Juni and Si for some socks and an Addi needle (with which I'm already in love with and off to the races on a new project). Thanks, Mary and Janet! I will surely, surely be back the next time I am in town.

I am a brand new crocheter and stopped by on my way home to pick out some yarn to get started. I…read morecame by on a Tuesday evening and saw the "sit and stitch" group in progress - it could not have been a better time to come in! Everyone was so kind and welcoming, even those who didn't work at the store and were there to knit/crochet. I was in awe of the selection of yarns and the two employees I spoke to were both so welcoming of questions and invited me to come back to the group sometime. I'll be sure to swing for the group by once I get some of the basics down!

The owner was very friendly, and I loved the little pug that was there as well. I felt that there…read morewas a good selection of notions as wells yarns. I got several hanks of yarn, some new DPNs and some Pom Pom makers. Prices were very reasonable.

Lovely shop. Well curated yarns and needles. Friendly staff! Prices are comparable with other…read moreshops. I only wanted a replacement needle for my travel knitting , but was tempted to purchase some yarn. They also let me in 5 minutes early as it was raining!

One of my all-time favorite yarn shops! The owner, Emily, is the absolute best and is curating such…read morean amazing selection of yarns and notions. And I love the community that she's creating with the craft socials on Mondays and Rough and Tumble pub, and knit nights at the shop on Thursday. I'm so glad to have such a special shop close to home.

I'm a traveling knitter, and I felt welcomed. The shop was tidy, unique and plenty of staff to…read morehelp. The selection of yarn was exquisite. I hope I get to come back!

Absolutely the Best yarn shop around. The variety of yarn. Beautiful, time well spent on the…read moreambiance, and aesthetic. The owner and employees will take all the time you need with them. The classes are great, but the yarn. Yummy. Best selection around. If you knit and you don't shop here you are doing yourself a disservice. Go!

nice shop, gorgeous interior and nice location. good yarn selection although pricey; when i…read morementioned i was a crocheter and didnt knit the employee(?) seemed a bit yarn snobby.

Writing under my husbands account:…read more I had a Wonderful Experience at Bazaar Girls knitting shop in Port Townsend! The co-owner Keri, helped me with a large blanket I was working on where a stitch had fallen off several rows behind where I was working on straight needles. She spent a good deal of time pulling out several rows to correct & then put me in circular needles-which she just gave me to finish my blanket. She went above & beyond to help me, was kind, generous with her time incredibly helpful and provided excellent instructions to help prevent my mishap from happening again! This is the only knitting store I will ever go to in Port Townsend!!! Thanks again Keri!

Oh my goodness goodness gracious! This place is truly a quilter's paradise. I had never even heard…read moreof it before, but was passing through Snohomish recently and, of course, my car swerved into their parking lot as soon as I passed by. Downstairs, the place is about half fabric and half classrooms of various sizes. The fabric area is mainly quilting cottons, with a decent selection of patterns, and a recently-updated yarn area for the knitting and crochet crowd. They carry most of the main fabric designers for quilting, as well as batiks, holiday prints, and tons of solids and mixers. Accessories include any ruler, tool, or notion you could possibly need for quilting; plus they have sewing-inspired gifts, too. Upstairs, there are more classrooms (including a pay by the hour longarm rental room) and a large Bernina showroom. This area also has more patterns, as well as bagmaking supplies. The supply selection here is pretty good - lots of zippers, d-rings, etc. However, as with most things bagmaking, there just didn't seem to be enough stuff to satisfy my cravings for things like printed vinyl, waterproof canvas, rainbow zippers, etc. The sad truth for bagmakers is that it's hard to find a local option to shop these things; I end up buying most of my supplies online or at the Sew Expo. That being said, if you're a beginning bagmaker I'm sure you would find their supplies more than adequate. The staff I encountered were friendly and helpful, too - I was a little nervous about this after reading previous reviews, but I had no issues with service. I ended up buying a quilt pattern book and a really cool fabric-focused wall calendar that I can't wait to start using in January. I'll definitely be coming back here, and I hope to take a class or two in 2025.

Love the selection & the sales people. Very helpful. Glad…read moreit's near my home. Every visit is like a play date!

Ah, yet another shop that Steve and I slipped into on our last trip to Port Townsend. We always…read moreloved marveling and buying home decor but now since we actually own a home we are approaching these types of businesses with a renewed vigor! We loved the merchandise in Conservatory Coastal Home very much and really enjoyed the beachy themes that this store had to offer! I particularly enjoyed the large blue glass balls,their small ornamental air plants in glass balls, the chandelier and lamps! The staff here were extremely friendly and very helpful with whatever questions we had. Steve and I have been wanting to do a beach themed room for a very, very long time and were trying to get ideas as to how and what kind of decor we wanted to make that happen. For the longest time we just had bits and pieces for ideas at various stores but at Conservatory Coastal Home we had a good idea about a lot of the things we had in mind for such a room come all together to give us a fresh perspective as to how to go about creating our beach themed room.

I love this shop. It was totally my style: beachy, modern, bright, cheerful, and fun. They had so…read moremany great treasures and I wanted to buy everything. I appreciated that they have something for everyone, even if 'beachy' isn't your style. A great shop to peruse and pick up something special from adorable Port Townsend. Can't wait till I own my own home and have more room to decorate. I'll be back here!

Very cool place to visit if you need an art scrap and you like to thrift, but the staff is a…read morelittle... odd. I only bought two little pens and a sewing pattern, and I'm not even sure what the subtotal was. I assumed it was 75c with tax, so just in case I pulled out two dollars. The lady told me "I need 4 cents." I thought she meant the total was $1.04, so I told her "Oh I don't have coins, I'll pay with card so you don't have to make change." She gave me a pointed look and said, "...then I'll have to charge you an extra 50c" I was super confused, but that was fine. I thought it over a little, and then she told me, "Your total is only 96c" Totally fine, I gave her one dollar and told her to keep the change. Usually... you tell the customer their total and they can figure out what to give you. Not a weird vague comment. She's not mean, she helped me find a nearby bathroom, and she told another customer she's worked at a paint store before, so I think she's just... odd. I think staff needs a little more consistent training, it was somewhat uncomfortable.

I love this place! It's like a thrift store for your crafting needs. Yarn, fabric, art supplies,…read morestickers, papers, embroidery, needlepoint, used stamps, vintage photos, international paper money, etc. They also have used books/magazines for crafts and plastic containers. I found some themed collage packs - valentines and Disney themed and a plastic container to store my washi tape! Everything is super affordable too.