Very welcoming shop! Upon entering the shop, I was greeted. Very colorful yarns are available for…read morepurchase. The display of festive yarns for the holidays caught my eye right away. All merchandise was organized really well and by yarn brand. I also noticed some cross stitch and embroidery kits. There was also a display of new DMC thread colors, as well as knitting needles, crochet hooks, and notions. There was a small group of people knitting while I was there shopping. I learned that there is a group that meets weekly to work on their projects. Very friendly environment! I'll stop in again and shop when in the area. Prices were good for the excellent quality of the yarns!

Little Sheep Yarn Boutique's customer service is excellent. They mailed me yarn to Toronto…read more Unfortunately, the dye colours did not match to the blanket I was crocheting at the time. They were kind enough to refund me. I would recommend and I will continue shop at this yarn boutique without any hesitations. Thank you! Selma.

Coziest shop for knitters ever! At first you're greeted by the sweetest puppy…read more From there, everyone was so incredibly kind and informative. The selection of yarn is some of the best I've ever seen, especially if you're looking for natural fibers like cotton or wool. I am looking forward to taking some lessons to further my skills as well.

This is an amazing shop. Love the yarn. Great quality. The ladies are always helpful. If it is to…read morehelp pick yarn for a project or help with a question or mistake while doing a project! Come stop in! You will be glad you did!

The service was great. I was able to get a couple fabrics but the selection of pre quilted cotton…read morewas very limited.

Great little yarn shop with friendly and helpful staff. They have a great selection of wool and…read morealso weaving supplies. Their prices are average.

Very friendly and informative staff. I want everything this shop has to sell, everything: yarn,…read moreroving, buttons, bobbins, spinning wheels, looms. I want it all

This is a terrific yarn shop, located in an old house with beautiful wood floors; two floors of…read moreknitters paradise! If I lived closer, I'd be a regular. They were very accommodating and had the yarn I needed, and so much more that I would have liked to buy. They offer loads of patterns and have quite a few beautiful pieces on display. This shop is a little reminiscent of Mary's Yarns in Unionville, which - sadly - closed a few years ago. I will have to shop here as often as I can to support them and my hobby. Furthermore they will be in Toronto at the end of April for the Knitter's Frolic.

I don't normally post this sort of thing but I am hoping that by doing so I might bring some…read moreawareness and show support for other service dog handlers who experience the same thing. This past Thursday I was having a rough day, but decided an outing might help. It took me all day but I gathered my strength and headed to the yarn shop in Waterloo. As always I had Erie with me and when I got to the shop there was a note in the window saying there is a dog in the shop. When I headed in the lady saw my dog and took hers to the back saying it gets along with people but not with other dogs. The other dog was barking and whining but there was really nothing I could do about that so we continued on. Maybe the lady thought I was taking too long or I wasn't going to buy anything and was just trying to get out of the rain, I don't know. But she came around the corner and said, "your dog is upsetting my dog and I'm busy and have things to do, so can you tie your dog up outside please?" I explained that she is my service dog and she has to stay with me, at which point she said, "well then you will have to leave!" I could have argued with her. I could've told her it was like asking someone to leave because their wheelchair was taking up too much space or telling someone with oxygen that they couldn't come in because there were lit candles. My dog is my medical equipment just like a wheelchair or oxygen. But I didn't. I just left. It had taken all of my energy and strength to get there I didn't have any left to argue. By the time I made it across the street to a little mall I was shaking and sobbing uncontrollably. I hadn't done anything wrong and neither had my dog but she told us to leave! I want to be like everyone else and do the same things in the same manner but I can't. Situations like these make a bad day worse and show the ignorance of others. As always we will continue to be positive and carry on without letting this bother us. For other handlers, please know we understand and experience the same. For others, please remember you don't know what people are going through. Please be respectful. #servicedog #doberman #medicalalertdog

It is a great shop with lots of yarn, classes and a Friday knitting social hour. I did find it a…read morebit pricey but the staff knows their 'stuff'. They are now located on Crocker in Harrison Twp.

small shop stuffed to the gills with yarn. located in the cluster *bleep* that is downtown Mount…read moreClemens, it's a little difficult to find. it faces a parking lot at New St. and Pine St. At least, that's where it was last time I found it. I think it's one of those magical stores that moves around while you aren't looking.

I have never had the pleasure of visiting this yarn shop in person so this review is solely based…read moreoff my experience as an online customer from California! I found Michigan Fine Yarns when looking for a place to supplement the soon to be closed Joann's. Someone recommended this on an online knitting forum and I took a risk. They have a very easy to navigate website with a ton of offerings in any color, thickness, weight, and material you could image. The only downside to being an online customer is that we cannot feel the yarn. However, I received a call once when purchasing the pink yarn where they inquired as to what I was making because there were two lots with different dyes used so there was a slight color difference. I was taken aback by how thorough their customer service was and how thoughtful that interaction was! I've attached photos of some projects that I have completed (I'm new to knitting so any mistakes are truly my own and not due to the yarn). I will continue to purchase from Michigan Fine Yarns as they have a range of yarns that can fit any budget. I like to work with the 100% Peruvian wool from Cascade yarns the most and my local yarn stores don't have them in the quantity that I need. I cannot wait until life brings me to Ann Arbor and I can visit this store in person! I might feel like I've died and gone to Heaven.

Just because you walk around the store trying to move the aisles so I can get through it with my…read morewheelchair does not necessarily make the place wheelchair accessible. And handed me off to another employee because I questioned you about it and you do not want to response. It's not the proper way to address your customers.