Great store very friendly and helpful. I wanted to tie dye some yarn and their recommendation…read moreworked very well!

This is now my preferred place for knitting supplies. I've had a crap shoot of a time finding what…read moreI want at big box craft stores, but at Knitty Gritty Yarns it's there. They have my preferred needles- the super speedy stainless steel ChiaoGoo circulars, in just about every imaginable size and cable length. They carry lots of quality yarn, host trunk shows for artisans, and have local made products for sale- such as the bright pink skull stitch marker I picked up when I was last there. The shop itself is beautiful- bright with natural light, spacious, modern, and comfortable. The work they have on display makes me want to become a better knitter. I hope to take one of their numerous classes in the future. Knitty Gritty is very responsive on social media and their website is as great as their physical space is. There is a private parking lot which is sizable.

New Location - Still a fantastic yarn shop conveniently located on Pioneer Street in Cooperstown NYread more

knowledgeable staff and wide range of yarns and accessories in store. easily found what i was…read morelooking for and got ideas for my next project! catch her at rhinebeck 2023!

Lovely art and craft store, lots of variety for majority of craft and or fine art needs. Lots of…read moredeals like buy one get two etc. highly recommend! I always come here for art supplies.

Customer Service is terrible. With michaels taking over the fabric from the joanne stores this…read moreadds a new clientele. These women stood at the cutting counter at joanne's and figured down to the very last inch.How much fabric they needed to make the quilt or other craft?They were going to make. Upon going into Michael's and selecting our fabric, we then had to go into the framing department ring a bell, and a tall gray-haired man came out, acted like we were a complete inconvenience. He asked how much do you want. He was rude. So my mother stood there, figuring in her head. How many yards and inches she needed of this February? And he stood there and had the nerve to say to her, well.Now you're just splitting hairs.How much do you need. Then, they take the fabric in the back. Cut it and tell you to go find something to do. We wandered the store.Went back to the picture frame.Encounter, and here's fabric folded sitting there with a piece of paper. I have news for you, michaels, if you're going to have fabric get a cutting counter because these people that are doing these intricate crafts, want to watch you cut the fabric. Train your employees on customer service.How to cut fabric and how to understand the quilting mind?There's a lot of meth that goes into it.You don't rush them, you don't treat them like garbage.If you are not going to treat people correctly, why would you add joanne's to your store? I am angry and you need to retrain everybody in the dewitt.New york store, especially the tall gray haired man who's got an attitude problem. My mother knows a lot of quilting people and word travels fast while we like that.You have some fabric.We would like you to get an actual fabric section. People who are sewing are not gonna buy something that they cannot touch.Because they need to know the weight of the fabric. So it's off to hobby lobby, to get our fabric. The dewitt new york store failed miserably. I hope you take what i'm saying seriously and make some changes quickly.Because these people, including my mother, have already started their christmas fabric shopping to make quilts.Place maths, napkins and everything else under the sun that you could possibly make with fabric. We will be buying ours at hobby lobby. At least hobby lobby values us as customers.

I saw this place the night before and made it my mission that I was just going to stop in and check…read morethings out but I ended up buying an armload of superwash wool! The woman working there was extremely helpful with my many questions. There were yarn brands that I was not familiar with and she encouraged me to take my time and have a look. The shop is nicely organized, bright, and welcoming. On this day, there was an amazing selection of yarns on sale out front!

Wooly Minded - where to start? A quality yarn store in a little town with a charming, helpful,…read morelight-hearted, knowledgeable owner Jean! I joined a Knit-a-long in 2019 and, through group encouragement and great advice, finished my first sweater. While the pandemic certainly changed things, I will fondly recall evening project sessions at the shop, comparing progress, laughing and chatting with a small group. Jean has a nice selection of yarns for the size of the shop and is often happy to order items she may not carry in store. She went above and beyond when things were shut down doing deliveries in town right to people's doorsteps. Wooly Minded is an absolute gem!

This is the best little shop! Lots of high quality yarn and beautiful fabrics. The owner is awesome…read moreand knowledgeable! I used to go to this store when it was in Ithaca. I'm happy to make to trip out to T-Burg. Right on the main street with plenty of free parking.

The premier yarn store in the area. Quality, helpfulness, expertise all top notch. Can't say enough…read moregood things about this place.

This shop is the cutest!! It's like a candy shop for fiber lovers. I loved talking with the staff,…read moreand after learning that they not only sell fabrics that are well priced but also teach fashion sewing, I AM A FAN.

I was in Ithaca several months ago and on my agenda was to visit Sew Green. It did not disappoint…read more I was able to purchase some beautiful denim for an apron I made. The store clerk was so helpful when I told her what I wanted to sew. I didn't know I wanted denim, but when she found it, I just knew!! And it was enough for 2 aprons!! I drove down from Rochester, I hope to be back soon!!!

Pretty much going to echo all the sentiments in the previous review by Erin S.! This Yarn store is…read moreSUPER DUPER posh in my book. Was in the Fairport area on a Saturday. The store is located in an office park, and I must admit that I find the location superb for a yarn-o-holic like myself. It is quiet with ample parking making it perfect for an open knitting session with your friends :-) Though I also find that little yarn nooks in commercial districts are super cute too. They just have this cool nerdy chic way of standing out. Apart from Madeline Tosh, Yarn Culture carries indie yarns not available to other Local Yarn Stores as covered on the previous review. The store is very neat and organized with good lighting...VERRRY important for open knitting. I am looking forward to my next visit...and yarn haul!

They have friendly and helpful service. Good classes and personal help and a selection of hard to…read morefind luscious yarns. Relax and enjoy the great selection of yarns. They have samples of how the yarn Knits up so there is no guesswork. Check it out.

This shop is a treasure trove filled with a gorgeous selection of yarn from all over the world. If…read moreyou are an accomplished knitter, or just getting started, Nancy the shop proprietor and an amazing knitter herself, can meet your every knitting need. The shop is now open Saturdays for those who travel from out of the immediate area. I assure you, it is well worth the trip!!! I can never leave there without a purchase to start another beautiful project.!!

From the owner: Yarns N' More is a shop devoted to the world of fibers.Yarn for knitting and crochet, fibers and…read moresupplies for spinning and felting, not to mention buttons, books, shawl pins,needles and so much more!

Owner is super nice. Saw a great vibe in that shop. Looked like a knitting instruction going on…read more But the best part is the parrot. The kids loved it. We will be back.

From the owner: Hand dyed yarns and rovings. Locally handmade knitted, crocheted, woven , rughooked items for home…read moreor self. Great gifts or the supplies needed to create your own!