I was there at 2pm on Saturday - it was a short walk from the 2 hr free parking thankfully because the shop was not open during the hours listed here on Yelp. read more

The online store hours said it would be open, but it was sadly closed :(. Was pretty disappointed to see that when I drove here just to visit the store. They also moved suites to suite 310 (there's a sign directing you to this suite from their previous suite) so it felt a bit like a wild goose chase. read more

Horrible. I drive all the way there from the Valley only to find they're closed until December

Crafters, you must go here! They are closing early next year! Helen has been running this shop for 26 years and she has put her whole heart into this spot. Her sales tactics might come off a bit abrasive, but don't let that throw you off. She's very passionate about her products and has some fabulous designs of her own. Right now she's trying to close out much of her stock so everything is well priced right now. Bring your friends and give her a good send off! Btw, it is easy to miss because it is in a office/apartment complex. It's on the second floor of bld 260 and the elevator is janky, but there's stairs read more

Very good sweater repair. She was was able to save my favorite cashmere sweater that was damaged from moth. Much cheaper than a new one.

This is not a regular knitting store, it is beyond with its' choice of yarns and help. The owner Helen is fabulous. I just started knitting during the pandemic and she has been with me every step of the way and now that I am knitting, I don't have time to overeat as I stay home. This is a remarkable find and I am thrilled to work with her. Nancy Krasne, Former Mayor, Councilmember, Planning Commissioner, Architectural Commissioner and Former LAUSD Teacher. read more

Great selection of yarn! Helen - the owner - is a very, very nice lady! She is very helpful and she is great at teaching! I have now made few projects with her help! I like the place so much, that in my free time I go there and hang out with her and the other women that come there. She also gave a class to my 11-year old son. He loved it as well, but as it turns out is too cool for knitting... read more

Knitting House - Huge Selection of the World Finest Yarns - Knitting Supplies Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

I called the store and a woman answered with just a "hello". I wasn't even sure that I was calling the right place so I had to ask. Then she sounded extremely annoyed. So I asked to speak to the owner or manager and she said "no, what do you want". I proceeded to tell her who I was and she hung up on me. So unprofessional and rude. read more

Helen is the nicest lady in the WORLD! She closed at 5:30PM on December 23rd and I called her at 5:45 PM to see if she was still open. When she heard i was to be a new customer, she quickly said she would stay open until i got there!! Upon arrival, i noticed her yarn selection was much fancier than the typical craft store and her beautiful creations were all over the space. She gave me a book to help me with my patterns, and showed me a few things before i left. What a GEM! The service and selection is DEFINITELY worth the higher price for yarn. P.S. She is now located on the second floor of the building, in case you have trouble finding her. read more

Helen is so kind! It is my first time learning how to knit and she got me started, helped me pick needles and cast-on with yarn that is on sale. Their holiday sale is between 15-30%off! She is located on the 2nd floor (so you may drive in circles like I did)- but she told me that they have 2 hrs free parking downstairs along with classes on Saturdays starting at 2pm. Knitting, here I come. :) read more

Knitting House - The bag of goodies Helen helped me with: needles, yarn and a Beginners guide to knitting with a notebook to keep track! - Knitting Supplies Near Me - Beverly Hills, California

Absolutely the worst experience I've ever had, and I didn't even make it in the store! Attitude and rudeness like I've never encountered. After I moved to the area, I had a question regarding yarn and a pattern I wanted to try, so I called to see if I could come in for some help - and she told me to move back to where I bought the yarn if I expected help! Are you kidding me?! I called Knit Culture afterwords and they were more than willing to help. Buh-bye, Knitting House. read more

This is not exactly a store as you'd think. It's on the second floor of an office building. Very odd. You have to ring a doorbell to enter. The woman that answered the door didn't bother to greet my son and me. She just opened the door and walked back to the table to sit. The "store" was a small room that had bookshelves along the wall with yarn. I was in need of a new set of circular knitting needles for a project. The selection of needles consisted of Clover brand (not my fave) -- that's it. So, in short, I will not be going back. read more

Nothing like not posting current hours or days open on a website or on an outgoing voicemail. We made a special trip to the store because it was in our neighborhood while on vacation only to get lost due to incorrect address on most of our systems except after an extensive search; and then once we did find the location, there was no mention of it being upstairs in an office style building. After finally finding it, finding out they're closed for approximately a week only by a handmade sign on their door. Even when I come back to town on vacation next time; I will avoid this one at all costs. read more

So strange. I needed 5in double pointed size 2 needles for knitting socks. I had to repeat myself several times when explaining what I wanted and the shop lady seemed extremely confused. She said that most people don't like doing "those things" and opened a box full of 10in size 10 and up needles. She didn't seem to understand the concept of knitting socks and basically criticized me for choosing to knit them. Knitting shops are classically a safe space and the owners are usually the nicest most supportive people. I don't know how she stays in business. read more

My grandmother was a tailor for the Generals in the military so I am familiar that Helen of Knitting House is a master craftsman!! Her range of expertise is diverse from custom creations that are high fashion to casual wears! Her repair work is true artistry! As a professional she has a depth of sweetness that is real and candid that is rare and genuine which made my experience that much more interesting!! KIm K. read more

I love the Knitting House! Helen, the owner is fantastic. Whenever I have a project she helps me and explains how to start it. If I have a problem or a mistake she helps me to fix it. Helen even helps me to finish my projects. The assortment of yarn Helen carries is fit for any budget and is terrific. The classes she gives for children and adults are informative and fun. read more

My favorite find in the world. I love love love Helen and her beautiful knitting company. Her precision and skills are unmatched by anyone else doing this type of repair work. I just recently had my best sweater which was badly unraveling at the sleeve repaired here. It is seamless-like new. Her prices are so fair- almost too fair- for such intricate work. She has also helped me re-create some of my old sweaters- creatively with color and style. And though some of these reviewers feel uncertain about her retail space- I appreciate it's intimacy and professional atmosphere. It also allows her to spend as much time as needed to figure out the best solution for the work. read more

i'm not sure i understand the positive reviews of this place. the "store" (really a weird upstairs room in an office building) is really small, with a pretty paltry selection. more importantly, the owner seems unfriendly and completely clueless. i was looking for yarn to go with a pattern i'd already selected, and asked her if the yarns were sorted by weight. she gave me a weird look and said, "weight? no, we sell by length. how many yards?" i tried to explain i meant the weight of the yarn--worsted, bulky, dk, etc.--but she continued to look puzzled. finally she asked me slowly, "have you EVER KNIT BEFORE?" clearly she thought i was some kind of moron, but these are pretty basic questions. i made up an excuse and left. read more