Paulette was very helpful. She gave me all the information I needed to order a discontinued yarn…read more She is very knowledgeable. Highly recommended.

I enjoyed this little yarn shop. They let me wander and look to my hearts content. An excellent…read morecollection of Noro yarns. Highly recommend a trip

This shop is now North Fork Fiber Arts. Very nice yarn…read moreshop. Purchased some great pompoms and some yarn inside of a cute project bag. https://www.northforkfiberarts.com Mentioning this because I searched multiple times on yelp and North Fork Fiber Arts came up only one time. Altman's comes up every time, but their website no longer works, so I didn't think there was a yarn shop in the area. It was my lucky day when North Fork Fiber Arts showed up in my search at the same location.

Just came out of Altman's looking for a new knitting pattern. I got curt replies to my questions…read more They directed me to a website for a knitting pattern and then had difficulty giving me their password to get on the internet! Item displayed that was knitted that I wanted the pattern to they took away when I suggested if they have a displayed item they should have the pattern and yarn available. There were two people working and three customers. One just browsing. All in all I'll wait until I get to a Michael's!!!

It may be that they have a great selection and helpfull staff--I wouldn't know. They're never been…read moreopen when I've driven over. They've never answered the phone when I've called to see if they ARE open. So, l get my yarn elsewhere!

I really wanted to go into the shop and looking through the window. It looked like an adorable yarn…read moreshop that I would really like. But it was closed. No one answered the phone when I called. Spoke with several shop owners who are neighbors to the shop and they said they haven't seen the shop open in weeks or months?not sure what's going on here.

very nice store, owner is helpful and prices are not inflated due to location like some of the…read moreother stores in town! nice selection of yarns, brands and colors....love to look at finished items in store made by owner.

Came out here today. The store was small but the space was utilized so well!! Many treasures to be…read morefound. The owner was more then helpful! She was a pleasure and very sweet. Her coworker was also so nice. Sorry other reviewer didn't have a good experience but mines and my mom's was great!

This yarn store got really good reviews, so I was looking forward to going and seeing what it was…read morelike. I'm completely new to this area of Connecticut and thought I would try to search out the local yarn stores. I called first before going to make sure that they were open and the woman who answered the phone was very polite and friendly. When I went to the store and walked in, there were only three people in the store (it is a small store). One person was working behind the counter, and the other two were having a conversation. I was in the store looking around for probably 20 minutes and at no point did anyone say hello, ask me if I needed help finding something, or what I was making etc., etc. I'm used to yarn stores in New York City, and that hustle and bustle, but I have to say even in the NYC stores, they say hello and welcome you in--and a lot of times they ask you what project(s) you're working on, what yarn you're looking for, and if you need any help. They try to engage you. That is part of what makes for a good yarn store experience. At this store, however, there was no engagement whatsoever. I thought it was very odd. The vibe was cold. Then, I guess the one customer they had left the store, and I was alone with these two people for another 10 minutes and they still never said a word to me. I just found it really strange. In terms of their selection of yarn, they seemed to have a lot of Berroco. Some Malabrigo, and small representations of Sandnes Garn, Istex, Madeline Tosh, and Jamieson & Smith and others. The store is very clean and tidy and nicely merchandised, with numerous store samples. I think the general lighting in the store could be improved upon, but many yarns stores seem to suffer from lighting challenges. There seems to be plenty of offstreet parking in a small parking lot in front of the store. Will I recommend or go back to this store? No. Why not? - No customer engagement/strange, standoffish vibe. Life is too short for that. - Small yarn selection; not enough higher end yarns. There are other yarn stores out there with better selections. Not worth the drive.

Knowledgeable, friendly and cozy are the best ways to describe New England Yarn. Mary, the owner,…read moreis a former public librarian so she knows her way around finding the right book, yarn or notion for customers. Prices are about average for what you would expect to pay at a local yarn shop. This is not a big box store and the quality of service and products shows that. Classes are available and I have taught a few myself.

Wonderful large selection of yarn and very knowledgable and friendly owner! Like Toys R Us for…read moreknitters and crocheters. The prices are great. Love this store!

Omg, what a fantastic yarn store! Very good selection and very good prices. I will definitely be…read moreback next time I'm this way again. Great service, too.

As a clumsy aspiring knitter, I have to say Tasha and the Woolworks folks put my nerves at ease…read more They are kind, patient, and truly masters of their trade. The shop is full of unique yarns, knitting accessories, punch art, and wearable pieces. If you are looking for variety, inspiration, and to feel like you are welcome whether you are a beginner like me or a well-seasoned knitter, this is the spot to go. There are a couple of cozy sitting areas to work on your projects, or just watch in awe (like me), and workshops for knitting, looms, spinning, and more!

I found the owner to be rude - she also was very reluctant to do the yarn rolling which is a…read moreservice offered - even after I spent a good chunk of cash I had to wind all my own balls to which she got snippy and kept coming over to correct how I was doing it.... And she just acted annoyed when I looked at or touched yarn and would come immediately put it "back into place" after I touched it. She was also kind of rude and competitive about knitting- like if you want us to buy your yarn how bout not being so mean.

When I travel, I like to find a few local yarn shops and inquire about local yarn brands or indie…read moredyers. This shop is just the cutest! It's got a great selection of fibers, including their own yarns and they had a great selection of other local yarns. The staff was helpful and friendly. It is a very warm and bright place on a quaint little town square type area where you could walk to other shops and cafes. I truly enjoyed dropping in here and hope to be back the next time I'm in town! They had a broad selection of different yarns and colors, as well as a range of prices from fancier brands to more affordable staples.

Wonderful store in a cute historic town in Rhode Island. Fantastic range of yarns and supplies…read more Very knowledgeable staff. I love shopping here!

Very cool place. I hadn't ever been inside a Polish pottery / dishware place before, so it was a…read morenew experience. The set up is very bright and sunny, with all the different patterns set up together so you can see what all the pieces look like next to each other. A bit out of my price range, but well done and beautiful settings.

This establishment has a vast array of handmade imported Polish ceramics…read more Dinnerware, serving dishes, S&P shakers, candlesticks, etc. See the photos. It's almost a shame to cover the beautiful patterns by putting food on them, and hiding them. There are various price points, simple and elaborate patterns. Something for everyone. The staff is helpful and carefully wraps your purchase as if it was for them.