I was so pleased to find this yarn store local to me. They have a wide yarn selection for a local…read moreshop, great help and advice for a beginner knitter like myself, and a very peaceful atmosphere. I never feel pressured to buy anything either. Just an overall lovely store.

This place in the staff were amazing. I brought in a repair for a knitted Golf Club head cover not…read moreonly was it a quick repair, but you can hardly see where the repair was done quality was excellent. Thank you so much for taking care of this keepsake item.

I really love this shop . The ladies working in here are so very nice and helpful. The shop is…read moreclean and well organized with a nice variety of fabrics . I have purchased several really cute fabrics for baby quilts, and special request quilts like the pirate quilt and the skeleton quilt I made . The prices are fair for good quilting fabric and there is a good assortment of marked down prints - I found some awesome unique lobster fabric at an amazing price.

Was told about this place from a kind of local quilter and was not disappointed…read more Price was normal to any quality quilting store with a really great selection of sale fabrics. The people working there were helpful with out being overbearing. It is also about twice as big as most quilting stores. I would say it is worth the drive off the beaten path forsure!

A Little Knitty is a yarn store and gift shop located in Milton, WA, which is about 10 miles…read moreoutside of Tacoma. We stopped in to shop for yarn on a Sunday afternoon and found the shop to be spacious and charming. The staff was very welcoming and helpful. All in all, a lovely shop. Half of the store is for fiber crafts and the other half is a gift shop with vintage-style offerings like drinking glasses, clothes, accessories, candleholders, and more. I really liked their yarn selection because I don't care for knitting with wool and they had lots of cotton, silk, and bamboo. Their prices are reasonable. I fell in love with yarn called Bamboo Bloom and bought two skeins. The woman who rang me up kindly gave me a copy of a pattern to knit with the yarn, a cute cowl. A knitting class was taking place near the back of the shop while we were there. I eavesdropped and was impressed with the instructor. Much like the other yarn stores I visited while vacationing in Washington, I wish I lived nearby so I could visit there more often.

A lovely spacious space to sit and knit and to take knitting classes!!!…read more Jen the owner is just awesome and Hilde is really wonderful. Personable and great helpers for all your yarn and knitting projects. Beautiful and plentiful skeins or yarn and patterns and fun tchotchke items... Prices vary and there's something for everyone. Sit & Stitch available: Wed 12noon-2pm Thurs 6pm-8pm Last Saturday of the month: 10am-12pm

There is an amazing wall of solid fabrics. This is not a large store buy they manage to have a…read moregreat selection worth the drive to Gig Harbin. Owners are helpful and knowledgeable. They enjoy welcoming you!

They are always immediately helpful and offer great suggestions without pressure. The women who own…read morethe shop are great to work with.

Nice quilt shop. Custom quilting done there. I bought a really beautiful pattern. Customer service…read morewas good also.

Sue, the owner, is known as the fabric Yota. She has a keen eye for color combinations and is happy…read moreto help you "audition" some fabrics together. Her employee, Tracy, is very helpful as well and has lots of how to knowledge she's happy to share. The selection of batik's is wonderful. There's a large selection of blenders and whites on white. I always end up finding something in the Sale area. She has a long arm machine rental too. My friend and I love this store and drive from Olympia to visit Sue.

Small store nestled in the quaint town of Buckley. The owner is very nice and has a lot of…read moreknowledge. Her primary focus is long arm quilting. (No custom) She has a small selection of fabrics at great prices! There is parking in the back.

Friendly, cute shop!! As a new sewist I am grateful for this shop and the tips I have gotten from…read morethe woman in the shop. I am dropping off my very first quilt top to have long arm quilted.

Super nice and helpful here every single time. The selection of clay and glazes is endless & the…read moreadorable pups makes you keep wanting to come back (:

I love this place to get anything you need for pottery! Super helpful and friend staff EVERY TIME I…read morego. This store has earned the community's support!

My friend and I traveled to the area for other reasons, and decided to fit in a little yarn…read moreshopping. Unfortunately, the hours posted on Google were not correct, and when we arrived, the store was officially closed, although a class was going on. Win, whom I am assuming was not just sales but perhaps the manager, was extremely apologetic. Rather than turn us away, she let us browse , saying that she was teaching the class but wouldn't have time to help us in real time. She let us know that we could flag her down if we had questions. We really enjoyed ourselves. The store is much larger than any local yarn store I have been to previously, and there are many unique and different yarns. Win came to help us after her class, and could not have been more wonderful. What started out as a browse, turned into some nice purchases. It's a gem of a store, and I look forward to going back on my next trip up north.

Great yarn store. They cater to all kinds of fiber arts. The selection is fantastic - you've got…read moreyour staples (Noro, Malabrigo, Manos del Uruguay etc) as well as the fanciful and rare, in all weights, fibers and types, and neatly organized too. It's located in an old industrial space. Light industrial brickwork. The sign is a little small and hard to spot. You enter through a small door and go up a few stairs, and voilà - Alibaba's cave. The staff is helpful, friendly, and very knowledgeable. They'll help you as much as you want them to, without being pushy. In my case, there were some yarns that I liked, and they found the right projects for my taste and skill level, made sure I was kitted out, and taught me the techniques I'd need. In case you need patterns, they've got them. There's a full room dedicated to books. Don't miss the clearance section! They also do knitting workshops during week days by reservation, for a very modest fee. They also have classes, though they do fill out fast!