I attended a memoir intensive workshop last week in Spencertown and was able to shoot into Chatham…read moreto visit here. I bought three skeins of Cascade yarn to make a shawl i saw in the shop. There were so many great colors to choose from! I had to make a quick decision because I was short on time. The woman who helped me was so gracious to wind the yard right away and check me out. Two days later I went in again and the back part of the store was abuzz with everyone knitting and laughing together. What a delightful place! This made my experience in upstate New York that much richer. Thank you for the great yarn selection, reasonable prices and warm ambiance.

Excellent selection of yarns and at a very decent price. The store itself is beautifully arranged,…read moremaking it easy to browse. I believe I was speaking to the owner when I visited and she was very polite and helpful.

Beautifully organized and so full of ALL the threads your crossroads stitch or needlepoint heart…read morecould want. Lots of older patterns, needles, minders, bags, fabrics galore!

I used to live in Connecticut. I don't remember the name of the place where I would buy things, but…read morethey had large collection of hand, dyed thread and multi fabric that was not your usual fabric for cross stitching embroidery and other needle cross just trying to locate.

I've used Rich for baseball uniforms, football uniforms and custom golf towels and he's always done…read morea great job with exceptional customer service. Turnaround time is quick without sacrificing quality. Highly recommend!!! Matt N

Been doing business with them for over 20 years...There is nobody else I would consider…read moreusing...Great prices, quick turnaround and top notch customer service~

Monterey T-Shirts have created beautiful logo tee shirts, hats and outer wear for our community…read morecenter and special events

I ordered from Monterey T-shirts July of 2022. WE exchanged designs and information over email…read more When I received the order, it was wrong (the owner admitted it) and so I sent it back. I then did not hear from the business for months about re-doing the work or providing a refund for months, even after many emails an phone calls. Finally, I heard from them - he assured me it was on its way. It never materialized, and over a year later I had to take them to small claims court. Th... See more

I was passing by and thought I would see what they had. I was warmly greeted by beautiful fabrics…read moreat a reasonable price.

Love the restored barn location. Excellent selection of patterns and colors. The owners are very…read morehelpful and nice. I spend a lot more money than I expected, (not because they were expensive, I just kept finding more and more fabrics I loved). If you are interested in quilts, there is a lovely exhibit of them.

Excellent business. Great service, reasonable prices and delivers on-time. They are a professional…read moreshop and the products were quality.

Great people to work with. Very friendly, professional and really helped me out with a last minute…read moreorder embroidering thick tote bags. I am very happy with the quality and will definitely be a repeat customer!!!

It would be hard to find a better yarn store if you are any kind of knitting or crocheting crafter…read more I have been both since my nanny taught me to knit when I was about 5 years old. Since then, I have made hundreds of items, mostly knitting, but crocheting and weaving too. I have also woven my own textiles with a loom. So, when I stumbled into this store the first time I was in the five-college neighborhood, I felt as if I had gone to THE yarn supplier of the ages. And I still feel that way. I only work with wool fiber, which means each project is a bit costly and the finished item needs continual vigilance and care to keep it clean and moth-free. But, it is worth it as nothing takes dye and holds it for years, like wool. I actually have an afghan that my grandfather bought from a patient who made it over 100 years ago and it has not faded. (It is a bit dry, though, lol). So, when I decided to make a knitted blanket last Spring from one of my favorite yarns by Noro, I knew the only place I could order dozens of skeins of Kureyon in different colors was Webs. The reason is, most yarn stores, if they still exist -- they do tend to go out of business, sadly, regularly -- will only sell Noro yarns in bulk to you and they have to order them, which takes a lot of time. Webs has them in stock, all the time. I underestimated the number of skeins I needed for this blanket and was able to order extras several times from Webs, with no problem. They have wonderful discounts for buying multiples, carry every kind of yarn you can imagine, and get them to you quickly, well wrapped. What more would we want? I am also thankful that they are still here, thriving, through it all after so many years. Thank you, Webs!

I just bought ten skeins of their Valley Yarns (Valley Yarns by WEBS* America's Yarn Store - 60%…read moreSuperwash Merino Wool/40% Acrylic Microfiber). I'm on the third skein and I just encountered my third "knot" - it appears that they tie two pieces of yarn together within the skein. Very disappointed - I don't think I'll be making the long drive to go there again.

They are very welcoming and kind hearted group of women. They are very knowledgeable on knitting,…read morecrocheting weaving and other fiber arts. The have a wonderful selection of yarns including local dyers.

When I went in I waived hello to the person on the phone and she didn't acknowledge me. When she…read moregot off the phone her first question was have you been there before. I did not find her helpful but another person (one of the five owners) was helpful. When I was cashing out I asked for a bag and was told there would be a fee. I have never paid for a bag in a yarn store and don't expect to when i spend $100. This left a bad taste in my mouth. This would not be my go to store at all for the reasons listed above.

Just learned of this little gem yarn store ! Mary assisted with a knitting afghan and went out of…read moreher way to assist. Made sure I returned to support this quaint - local shop. Mary again assisted with my questions.

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.