Barb is wonderful! She's helped me with weaving questions as well as knitting things with…read more"different" wool than wanted in instructions. Always find her helpful and decorated to give inspiration!

I'm rating Fiberwood Studio 3 stars because I am a knitter and this cute little shop is less for…read moreknitters and more for weaving and they have very restrictive hours for someone who works during the day. My favorite yarn shop closed a couple of years ago and so I had been buying yarn online. I was in a bind and needed some to knit up a weekend project for my coworker's baby and found Fiberwood on Yelp. It's in a nice location in 'Tosa in a residential area so it's not very crowded and you should have no trouble finding parking, especially since they are only open during the day. I walked in and browsed around there were 3-4 other people in there receiving help with projects. The first thing I noticed is that there weren't that many yarns, but the yarns they do carry were a decent quality. Cascade 220 in a variety of colors, ECO Wool, Malabrigo....I was happy with the color selection of the Cascade 220s, but the colors I was interested in did not have enough skeins for me to complete the project. After I browsed, I was greeted by a person I believe to be the owner. I showed her the pattern for the hooded baby wrap and that I was looking for a yarn and open to restrictions as long as it was a natural fiber. We looked at a few options and I eventually settled on the Malabrigo Mecha super wash in Dewberry at $15.95 each. If you need needles, books, or patterns, she has that as well. I'm not sure what brand of needles (I'm an Addi Turbo fan), but I did see she had them on the wall. They accept cash, Visa and MasterCard and she bagged the yarn for me. I really appreciated her help and I would definitely go back if I needed certain yarns. I wish I could have given four stars, but I had to take off work to go there because of the hours and there were quantity shortages for all of the yarn colors I was interested in the Cascade 220. This would be limiting for larger projects like blankets or sweaters, but it is a smaller shop less targeted towards yarn, so I understand.

Limited selection of yarn but a very clean, neat and organized store. Service was great. They have…read moregreat yarn at reasonable prices some are pretty pricey, it really depends. The best thing is that the sell different brands of soap to wash your crochet or knitted items at reasonable prices.

Fiber Fever has come through for me more than once! I've had several recent customer orders and I…read moremessaged for an appointment to pick up my yarn and to see if they could hold my yarn until I could get in. They were super responsive, helpful and went out of their way to help me. Always a great experience at Fiber Fever!

My Chief of Staff says this is the best knitting store in the area for the expert and supportive…read morehelp. That's saying a lot because all knitting stores offer helpful and supportive assistance. Very good selection of yarn and knitting supplies, the store is well laid out with some other gifts like locally crafted jewelry and knit gnomes. Now there's an adjective-noun combination I don't remember ever writing, knit gnomes. Maybe the name of my next band.

A great local yarn shop. Wonderful selection and very helpful. Susan and her staff have helped me…read morenumerous times with projects.

Name brand fabric discount prices ! Super friendly woman waited on me , go check it out !read more

Not only are the prices here incredibly low for a quilt shop, but the selection is awesome and the…read moreowner is incredibly nice. I met her through an online sewing group and I'm so happy I asked where in WI she was. She's wonderful about tracking down patterns and nicely puts aside a little pile for me to claim every so often since it's a bit of a drive for me. I love supporting a local business and she makes it easy with her awesome prices and amazing customer service.

I struggled because a jelly roll I really wanted was out of stock. Marie was *absolutely fabulous*…read moreto work with and helped me choose a layer cake with colors that matched perfectly with my project needs. 100% would shop here again

I thoroughly enjoy sewing quilts but I have a problem choosing fabrics due to difficulty…read morevisualizing the finished project. At coins and quilts several of the employees have been invaluable in helping me choose fabrics that led me to a wonderful, completed quilt. I find all the employees helpful and friendly.

I went into Craft King and needed help making a baby blanket. Elaine showed me the yarn I should…read moreuse and then she went out of her way to show me how to get started. I would recommend this store for anyone that does crafts of any kind. They have everything in their store that one would need and are just so pleasant and very helpful. THANK YOU for all your help!!!

internet says Marasco's is permanently closed. WRONG. I was there on Monday, March 15. Shelves are…read morewell-stocked. Great service. Let's keep these local shops going!

Such a beautiful gift shop! So many different goodies candles, jewelry, perfumes, soaps, essential…read moreoils and so much more ! Mary was so helpful and kind. Check it out if you're looking for a cute thoughtful gift for a loved one. The cost of things were very reasonable and worth the products.

Really cool store that sells every single bead you could ever imagine, as well as does watch…read morerepair. Just a really cool, chill little shop with all kinds of stuff for your craft or your apartment. The guy who runs it (Keith, I believe his name was) is pretty chill and has great customer service.

Based on the recommendation of someone we met while listening to jazz one night, we decided to…read moreventure to Planet Bead. It really is an amazing to see such a variety of beads! Wow! The store is super full though and has excess junk in the back that is visible. Great customer service. Keith really knows his beads and can make whatever you request. We ultimately purchased four bracelets and some earrings that ended up costing $150. I'd say that was pretty pricey honestly. I mean the beads were nice, but not like some expensive/rare stones. I understand part of the charge is labor, but not sure I'd say it's worth that price. Not to mention, one of the bracelets broke after only wearing it once so we need to return to have it repaired-which is inconvenient since we live in Chicago. So...good place to visit...proceed with caution in terms of your purchase.