I live in a small coastal community which is fortunate enough to have 2 yarn shops in 2 different towns 8 miles apart. www.navarroriverknits.com & www.mendocinoyarnshop.com I go to both but find I mostly go to Navarro River Knits. It is closer. I am taking a class there in February. They both have a great selection of yarns, all kinds.
Agree with BillBear -- A C Moore is an excellent source for yarn, books, needles, etc. At least, the inexpensive end of the scale. Here in Charlotte, we have several lovely yarn shops that offer knit-ins, sit-&-knits, AddiTurbo needles, and lovely fashion yarns. My personal favorites are Stitch Fine Yarns, Baskets of Yarn, and the Charlotte Yarn Shop. It keeps me busy, just getting around to all.
Yarn Paradise in Asheville NC where I live has a very nice selection of yarn, but for cheaper stuff I go to AC Moore craft store. I try to buy my bits and pieces from all locally owned places as well to support the local economy. I recently found a local woman who is a fiber farmer and has goats, will likely buy from her as well as I liked her colors (she does her own dying).
The Weaving Works in Seattle is my favorite store. It should be on your itinerary. Huge selection of yarns for hand knitting and weaving, books, supplies for basketweaving and other fiber arts (paper making, etc), and great classes!
I just got into Seattle, so I'm doing my own little yarn crawl this week. I'm so excited.
My favourite yarn store is The Point. Waht more could you want in a yarn store! Yarn, coffee & great snacks, good company, fabulous staff & Sunday Night with the Boys! Need I say more?
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I live in a small coastal
I live in a small coastal community which is fortunate enough to have 2 yarn shops in 2 different towns 8 miles apart. www.navarroriverknits.com & www.mendocinoyarnshop.com I go to both but find I mostly go to Navarro River Knits. It is closer. I am taking a class there in February. They both have a great selection of yarns, all kinds.
Elad Fox
Oh yeah, when I'm up in
Oh yeah, when I'm up in Portland Oregon I go to Mabels. She has a great selection plus she makes espresso drinks!
Elad
Renny taskeranyone ideas for
Renny tasker
anyone ideas for knitting turkish socks on two needles.
Has anyone seen a pattern for turkish socks.
I have just completed a one socks with opal wool on two needles great!
Agree with BillBear -- A C
Agree with BillBear -- A C Moore is an excellent source for yarn, books, needles, etc. At least, the inexpensive end of the scale. Here in Charlotte, we have several lovely yarn shops that offer knit-ins, sit-&-knits, AddiTurbo needles, and lovely fashion yarns. My personal favorites are Stitch Fine Yarns, Baskets of Yarn, and the Charlotte Yarn Shop. It keeps me busy, just getting around to all.
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Yarn Paradise in Asheville
Yarn Paradise in Asheville NC where I live has a very nice selection of yarn, but for cheaper stuff I go to AC Moore craft store. I try to buy my bits and pieces from all locally owned places as well to support the local economy. I recently found a local woman who is a fiber farmer and has goats, will likely buy from her as well as I liked her colors (she does her own dying).
I'm taking a knitting tour
I'm taking a knitting tour of the Pacific Northwest in February. I'll let you know then. But until then www.knittinguniverse.com is pretty cool!
Is this a self-guided tour,
Is this a self-guided tour, Gabriel?
The Weaving Works in Seattle is my favorite store. It should be on your itinerary. Huge selection of yarns for hand knitting and weaving, books, supplies for basketweaving and other fiber arts (paper making, etc), and great classes!
I just got into Seattle, so I'm doing my own little yarn crawl this week. I'm so excited.
My favourite yarn store is
My favourite yarn store is The Point. Waht more could you want in a yarn store! Yarn, coffee & great snacks, good company, fabulous staff & Sunday Night with the Boys! Need I say more?