Like so many knitters I embarked on a project using remnant yarn and found I didn't have the right…read morecolor. I ventured here and couldn't believe how welcoming and helpful the sales person was. Highly recommend this lovely little shop!

This store was lovely. There is a wide selection in regard to colors, brands, fiber content,…read morenotions and needles. Dawn and Sarah were incredibly helpful. They helped me determine yarn choice and yardage for my Olga Jacket. The pricing was very reasonable and they wound my yarn for free.

if you like yarn and you're vacationing on the cape, I highly recommend this spot. the collection…read moreis unmatched, the vibes are beautifully cozy, and the owner herself is a dyer.

Black Purl Yarns has four rooms of yarn, with cozy seating inside and a zen pond with a bench…read moreoutside. Kandi, the shop owner, and Jean the clerk who helped me find hand dyed sock yarn (dyed by the owner herself), were helpful and knowledgeable. According to the owner the barn, where the shop is located, was part of a property given to a family by the British in the 1800s and that same family owned it up until the 1990s! This location is not only pack with fabulous fiber but all the rustic charm you would expect from such a space. Ample private parking lot allowed us to park our truck camper with no problem. Worth a stop if you are in the area.

An amazing selection of yarns, notions and felting hidden in a quaint shop, but well worth the…read morehunt! The shop keeper was very helpful without being pushy. If you are in Plymouth, stop in.

I went into this store today to buy yarn as a souvenir from my trip to NE. However, I left without…read morebuying anything. The yarn was beautiful and the store was arranged with care. However, the service was nonexistent. I walked in and three ladies were sitting there knitting. No one even stopped to say hello, welcome - nothing. About 5 minutes into my roam around the store, one of the ladies started to talk about the lack of traffic today. She said that she had plenty of time to knit because they had no customers today. In my mind, I thought, well, she should really address me if no other customers had been in that day. Then one of the three ladies left and the employee started reviewing Facebook and sharing with the other woman everything that was going on at the local senior center. I was in the store for at least 15 minutes and not a single acknowledgement. I had in mind several things to buy but decided to take my business elsewhere given the lack of interest in my presence. Thanks but no thanks.

This farm was absolutely amazing and unique! The alpacas are friendly and allow you to pet them,…read morestaff was friendly, and the gift shop is riddled with things made from the alpaca fur from the farm. Prices are high but rightfully so

This is such a unique experience! First time on the vineyard and I got a bunch of recommendations…read moreto go here ! It is a quick stop but so worth it ! I was greeted by these beautiful Alpaca. I've never seen one before in person. They let you pet the Alpaca, also be mindful to not aggravate them or get super close or they will spit . There are signs everywhere to give you a warning . lol thankfully no spitting happened when I was present . There where was a baby alpaca , they are so cute almost wanted to take one home . They have a cute gift shop where do you can get a bunch of goodies made out of Alpaca fur . The girls working there where super informative and provided very insightful information about the Alpacas .

Amazing shop. The owner is beyond wonderful. I wish that I lived closer. Shiela is the best.read more

Loved going to Flock. The woman who was working was so cordial and nice. we had the most amazing…read moreconversation about crocheting and knitting stuffed animals. She showed me all the amazing patterns she has made and I showed her photos of my creations too. I bought two skeins of yarn that I was very excited about. The prices seemed reasonable. Overall the most fun I have had in a yarn shop in a long time. I highly recommend buying yarn from this adorable shop. They have a great selection, friendly and knowledgable staff and even sell a small selection of snacks. Couldn't be more happy.

What a great space with so much potential! It's definitely a WIP (work in progress), but it's so…read morenice to have an easily accessible yarn shop near all the good shopping. They're still getting settled, so don't expect a huge variety, but they already have a well-chosen selection of fibers for a wide range of projects. Classes and workshops are being scheduled--learn to knit, kids' knitting. Allison, one of the owners, is easy to talk to and open to all kinds of suggestions, from additional yarns to stock and input on what people want to learn. What a great addition to the community!

I've been here a few times and love this place . Local it is a work in progress but I've done a…read morecrochet class with Debbie and she is a wonderful teacher.

I love your canvasses and I always finish them but it sometimes takes me a while. I'm almost done…read morewith a canvas full of lighthouses but I lost the paper that told me the name and location of these. Any chance you could send me a copy? My email is dsmquilts@hotmail.com. It measures 29"x4".

Great selections and artists. However, my wife and I have been shopping there for years and we're…read morenever recognized nor appreciated and we always have to go back for more yarn - I mean every time. If you go, make sure you get enough yarn the first time.

CUTE CUTE CUTE!! Really cute shop! Owner allowed me to take as much time as I needed! Lovely yarns!…read moreMany examples to look at! Perennial gardens outside are beautiful! Shop local!!

We were visiting from out of state and happened to see the sign for The Wool Patch as we were…read moredriving by, so of course we had to stop! It happened to be one of the days they are normally closed, which we did not know, but the owner was outside in her garden and she was happy to come open up for us and let us browse her yarn selection. My mother and I both found something we couldn't live without (of course!) and the owner didn't mind my kids, who I plopped down by the door with some video games to keep them entertained. The best part was that her prices were much better than the ones around where we live and she said that we can do long distance orders, which is great since we both found some yarn that would be perfect for our next projects but weren't sure how much we would need yet. And before we left someone local who had called in for help with a project happened by, so it was nice to not feel like we had caused her to open up shop only for us. :)