In my opinion, the store return policies are poorly administered. I was never informed that I…read morecould never bring back knitting needles, even though I had the receipt and the needles were never opened. They do have a great selection of yarns and needles, but the communication between the staff of Yarncom and the customer is very poor. I talked to the owner about getting a store credit and she wouldn't budge, even though I had spent over $100.00 there. I appreciate the small business, but they need to re-evaluate their policies and work on their communication between the staff and the customer. If anybody asks me where to go to get yarn and needles, I would never recommend this store.

Wow, I was sorely disappointed in this place... The inventory is neither deep nor wide. I'm not…read morecertain there's enough of any one yarn to complete a sweater. The yarn brands aren't any that I'm familiar with and I've been a crafter for the better part of 50 years. I was specifically looking for the Noro Knitting Magazine and when I was told that they don't carry it, I asked if they had Noro yarns. They did but it was barely a handful of them! No Addi needles, either! I looked at their felting supplies, but I believe my felting stash is bigger...

What a joy to find a LYS on the east side of the river! My experience with this store was A+ from…read morebeginning to end. The service was kind and knowledgeable. Debbie was heartwarmingly wonderful in fixing a huge knitting mistake I had made while also teaching me how to fix. The fiber and supply selection good that will only keep getting better! They even offer classes. Highly recommend this darling store. I wish I lived a bit closer but well worth the drive.

From the owner: We sell premium yarns. We offer knitting, crochet and sewing lessons in groups or one on one. For…read moreMore Information Call us at 618-416-0378! Join us on Wednesday mornings or Friday evenings for our stitching circles for either knitting and crochet. Check out our on line store at fiberandthreadsneedlecrafts.com

I live in Kansas City, and am aware of all the better yarn shops in Missouri. This is one of the…read morebest. I visited Hillcreek Yarn Shoppe for nothing specific. I know when I see hand painted yarn anywhere, to get it right then and there. which I did. They have every type of yarn, and have quite a bit of it knitted into sweaters or shawls. They sell books and patterns. A very beautiful selection of bulky yarn, and also the new ruffled scarf yarn. (I'm about to have some fun) They have needles I've never come across like size 50 circulars. I've never even seen a size 50 needle. The shop has classes, and a wonderful staff. I forgot to buy one of their counters, that I've seen only on Etsy. What's cool about Hillcreek Yarn Shoppe is they have a great website with ordering available. This is a must see if you are in Columbia, and like yarn. It will be one I will return to. Very pleased to have a yarn shop as nice as Hillcreek.

I'm an out-of towner who typically swings by on one of my visits to family in the Mid-MO area…read more.. each time I go in they seem to have added to their selection of yarns and accessories. I typically look around at all the selections; but I generally however go there for one specific yarn - Cascade 220. The yarn stores closer to my house do not offer a wide variety of colors in this yarn; and Hillcreek has just about every color or something close to what your after in it. If they don't have it, they will see if they can special order it for you or if it is something that is in their upcoming orders. The store has a monthly newsletter to let you know about events, new products, and classes that are being offered... including days for discounts such as MU Football game day deals. Another benefit that the store offers their customers is a punch card. For every $25 you spend you get a punch... and they write down the excess money should you not pull off an exact multiple of $25! Eventually, I believe you get $25 to spend at the store (I don't have my card on me right now).

My favorite yarn and club in STL! Loops, now known as Keepsake, taught me how to crochet and fueled…read moremy passion for being creative. Carla does a great job stocking the store with all the fiber art necessities, plus a bunch of fun items as well! There are so many workshops and events and she's curated a beautiful community :) Also in the back there's a workspace! I love coming here to chill. It's free to use and all you have to pay for are the snacks :) plus free wifi!! Come check out Keepsake!

From the owner: Loops is an affordable, inclusive, and community-centered fiber arts hub in the heart of St. Louis…read moreCity, offering a unique combination of budget-friendly yarn supplies, thoughtful goods, collaborative co-working space, and creative workshops.

Multi-generational family owned quilt shop with a wide array of high quality quilting cottons,…read morebatting, backing, pattern books and notions. The shop owners are expert quilters who are glad to share their expertise (which as a new quilter made all the difference for me).

Very helpful, kind, and friendly staff. She had a beautiful selection of fabrics, notions,…read morepatterns, and books. Your Quilt Shop carried lines of fabrics I haven't seen in my area which was a lot of fun. The assortment of style and types of materials was wonderful, everything from fun and whimsical to primitives and wools. I found much more than I first thought I would. Prices were, in my opinion, very good. I'll be making it a point to go back when I'm in the area. Stop in and check it out, I don't think you'll be sorry. Your Quilt Store is just that and a whole lot more.

They have EVERYTHING! I bought some resin in Walmart but they only had like one mold so I thought I…read morewas going to have to order it. Went to Michael's the next day and found so many molds - and exactly what I was looking for. I also found everything you need to make candles, which will definitely be my next project! Will be posting another review with pics when my projects are finished if they turn out the way I plan!

I was at Michael's around 12pm today, and while I was checking out there was this young man working…read moreand he was quite rude. He looked like he absolutely despised working there, he didn't even ask me how I was doing or offered any help. Is this the type of person you would want promoting your business? It just disappointed me to see how horrible the Gen-Z is towards Gen-X.

We went to 3 or 4 different Michael's because we have been on the hunt for frames on sale to…read morefinally frame our art and little did we know there would be a collaboration we didn't know we needed. We discovered Michael's did a collab with Johnathan Adler and we wanted to buy EVERYTHING we of course had to keep it cool so we bought a few pieces of art, a towel, and maybe more napkins than we'll ever need but they were just so cool looking we had to.

Well, I was quoted a price of $18 for picture frame glass 8x10"... $18. What? No thanks. I…read moredidn't point out that I could buy a brand new cute frame for $10. Anyway, the part of this trip that could have been better? When I got to the check out, my item rang up incorrectly and the cashier called someone to help. I told the person where the item was and about the 3 signs giving me a cost different than the ring up price. Well, that person came back with a totally different item and said that was the one on sale. Nope. So I decided to pay the extra $2.50, not the end of the world, I realize this, but I was terribly unhappy about how the person handled it. After I paid for my purchase I went back into the store and pulled one of the sale price labels from the shelf and took it back to them at the checkout and left. I will be using maybe Hobby Lobby from now on. No thanks to people who don't know what they're doing, but try to convince you they do. IMO, that store was was advertising different pric3s than what was being charged. I'd call that false advertisement. ​

A great place to see and purchase art from local artists. You'll find oils and watercolors,…read morephotography and glass, as well as amazing colored pencil art that is photorealistic, hats made from old coats, and stunning small wood cabinets made with fine wood and great skill. And if you're looking for gorgeous photos of St. Louis and St. Charles, this is the place. Union Station, Gateway Arch, Towergrove Park in the fall, Main Street... you could stage a whole house. They also offer all kinds of classes. Be sure to check out both floors when you stop by. It's cool inside.

Great artist co-op! There are many artists on display and much of the art is very affordable…read more Don't miss the second floor!