Not the friendliest service at times, but maybe nobody takes a 20-something knitter seriously. I…read moreprobably wouldn't. But three storeys of pure knitting awesome makes up for any discrepancies, and prices are much more reasonable than other wool shops around town. You can find just about any type of knitting and weaving material here, as well as all the extras. It's a great place for knitting newbs, too. The top level even has a little parlour for knitting sessions. Cute, right?

This is THE place in St John's to buy wool. I really enjoy the huge selection of colours and…read moretextures.

Surprisingly high quality merchandise for what is essentially a souvenir and gift shop. Good…read moreselection of sweaters, hats and books. It's not a weavers, but does have some knitting supplies. Worth a visit if you're on Water Street.

Staff is always quite courteous and helpful when I visit in person. However, there is seemingly no…read moreway to check if an item is in stock online or over the phone. I have tried calling many times over the years to check on items, but so far, no one has ever picked up, regardless of the time of day. As a former retail worker, I understand that things sometimes get busy and its hard to answer the phones, but this is a little absurd.

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Knitted goods hand-made at home by women in Newfoundland and Labrador. It's a retail store for a…read morenon-profit founded in 1920. It's a must stop for us in St. John's for woolen socks, mittens, caps and sweaters. Sweet place.

I'm trying to remember what NONIA stands for, something like Newfoundland Outport Nurses Industry…read moreAssociation. The iconic store on Water Street is quite lovely and features handknits, mostly traditional patterns, from all over the province.