Adorable store!! Great selection, super sweet workers, and very fair prices! I would totally come…read moreback and recommend it to anyone looking for fun yarn in the area

The staff is so helpful and pleasant. So many great yarns and colors. Chiagoo needles and…read moreaccessories. Love being able to get different size cables or additional needle tips. Great instructional classes as well. Recently took the Elizabeth Zimmerman Surprise Jacket class. It was like knitting origami but in the end it was fabulous.

Anne, the proprietor and teacher extraordinaire, has a breadth of knowledge re knitting that is…read moreunsurpassed. There is not a problem she can't explain, and fix, nor is there an exasperation she exhibits. The yarns are a candy store of colors, textures, samples and prices. There is a feeling of homeliness that just permeates her shop. She really does have the perfect yarn shop.

Wonder service and selection of beautiful yarns. The owner is very knowledgeable as well and always…read morehappy to help.

The women who work there are always kind and friendly. They go out of their way to help you.The…read moreselection of yarns and bags are wonderful and varied. You can always find good luxury yarn at various price points to fit your budget.

Service and product is great! My friend and I arrived early and the store wasn't open yet;…read morehowever the owner opened up for us and invited us in. I don't know much about yarn, crocheting or knitting, but the owner was extremely helpful and very friendly. Her selection of yarn is beautiful, plus she offers hooks, needles, cases etc. She is very very talented and it shows in her work and her professionalism. Some of her work is for sale, so if you're looking for something different and beautiful, stop by this place. It's terrific!

I was recommended to Sew Whats New by the Babylock company, as my original dealer retired . I…read morereceived the best customer service for my serger that I ever had. Everyone in the store was friendly and knowledgeable. They listened to what my problem was with my serger when it was brought in for repair. Unfortunately the serger had to be replaced. They provided excellent customer service. I cannot express myself enough as to how I felt. I even had a chance to have the owner Linda sit with me and go over my new serger when I picked it up. She is an extraordinary lady, very knowledgeable. Everyone in this beautiful shop was so helpful. I cannot say enough to recommend this beautiful shop to everyone.

This store is owned by Linda and she employees the nicest people. I have called with many questions…read moreand LOVE their fabrics. I bought my Husquavana machine there and went in so they could teach me how to use it as well as the embroidery software I bought with it. My friends and I took a few classes on how to make pocketbooks. Since then, I have developed a fabric addiction and these lovely ladies are happy to supply my addiction lol. Did I mention I LOVE their fabrics? Their website has listings of classes. Many of them close out quickly so don't take too long to decide. I believe they do paid lessons as well.

Have been going there for many years. Marion is so pleasant & helpful. There are so many canvases…read moreto choose from. Love going there!

While the needlepoint canvases looked lovely, the two women sitting there were not exactly…read morewelcoming. I am an avid knitter and crocheter. I recently started learning cross stitch, and am always open to leaning new things. I saw the pretty needlecraft artwork in the window and decided to check it out. When walking in one woman asked if I needed help. I basically said the above. One of them barked "this isn't cross stitch". I said I know, my mother used to do needlepoint and I'm open to new things. She then proceeded to tell me (in quite a snotty tone) "I'm sure this isn't your mother's needlepoint either". Fine. You'll never get my business. I think the other woman might have tried to save herself by starting to tell me everything was hand painted. I was so turned off I told my husband let's go, and we walked out. Don't make judgements and be nasty to potential customers. Obviously they don't care if someone new might have been willing to spend money in their pricey shop. What a disappointing experience.

My favorite yarn store. I wandered in ne day and felt so at home that it's basically become my…read more"third place." The staff is so friendly and helpful that I'm not longer embarrassed by my newbie status -- Nancy and Miko are willing to take the time to explain things about yarn, and about knitting and crocheting. There's a huge selection of notions and yarns with samples of products in which they've been used -- which is helpful for choosing both materials and project. The prices are very fair and the knitting class I took was excellent. I don't live here year round but plan to visit the store for supplies and advice whenever I'm in town.

I arrived near closing, but still received great service and found everything I needed (and didn't…read morerealize I needed). This shop is a GEM. Cute inside, lots of space but cozy, well stocked with yarn, supplies and extra, fun stuff! Tables to hang out and work on projects-sweet! I'll be returning!

There are over 1,250 Michaels Arts and Crafts Stores in North America. Michaels in the Huntington…read moreShopping Center is in a complex with other businesses and there is a big parking lot with plenty of spots. Michaels is the perfect place to shop for art supplies, crafts, framing, floral, home décor, and seasonal products. Michaels has a free rewards program and it is fast and easy to enroll, can earn on all eligible purchases, enjoy exclusive deals and receive early alerts for sales. I needed to pickup some items to make a diaper cake for a friend's baby shower and I chose the in-store pick up option. When the order was ready for pickup, I received an email that they will hold my items until store closing 4 days later. On a Wednesday after work, I headed into the store. After you enter Michaels, on the right, there was a huge Order Pickup sign and shelves with orders and names. This is a Grab & Go Self Service area and I was able to locate my name easily. Of course, since I was already in the store, I walked around as well. I could spend hours browsing the store. All the aisles were fully stocked, labeled, and organized. There were items on clearance and other good finds.

Came here to pick up some last minute items for a Christmas toy drive. They did not disappoint. I…read morewas able to pick up a bunch of holiday paint kits in different varieties. They were all at great prices. I was also able to check out pretty quickly with the self checkout option. The store was organized and clean, which I loved.

The women working here are so cold and unwelcoming. As a new knitter, I feel so uncomfortable…read moreasking questions and for help. They lost a sweater I worked so hard on that I brought in to be put together. I left it there a while, but they still just can't find it. It's expensive too. I won't be shopping there again.

I experienced a most unwelcoming, and actually hostile attitude, from the owner of the store when…read moreasking for help with a project that I had just started. I had recently purchased the yarn from her store. Since I hadn't knitted for years, I enthusiastically looked forward to starting again with guidance. I will never step foot in that store again!

One of the most warm and welcoming yarn stores I've been to! Theresa, the owner, made me feel like…read moreI belonged from the moment I stepped in. This has happily become my local yarn store. It's a real community spot. The yarn selection ranges from standard go-tos like Berroco and Plymouth, to lovely stuff from Malabrigo and Juniper Moon Farm, to indie hand-dyes. The trend seems to be toward fashion colors and styles. I'm not exactly a fashionista myself, and I still find it easy to leave with creative choices. Especially because everyone there has been so willing to help me discover something I can't wait to knit or crochet up. Right now it's a super yummy pima cotton dk yarn I'm using for a shawl, and next up I have a cozy soft 100% recycled yarn for a cardigan. (And while prices at some LYSs can get scary sometimes, they seem to have really reasonable pricing.) PS: Parking in Union can be tough, but if the adjacent smaller lots are full, there's also a big municipal lot behind the Dollar Tree. (You can walk through for a shortcut! Buy yourself a soda!)

i came upon this store during the wool walk. They are very friendly and knowledgeable. Good…read moreselection of quality yarns in different price ranges. They helped me choose a project and went out of their way to order two colors for me. When i had family issues that caused a delay in picking it up, they held the bag for me for a few months and were kind and welcoming when i finally was able to retrieve it. Definitely a revisit for me when i'm in the area!!

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.