My wife and daughter work very hard to satisfy their customers with advice, and virtual instructionread more

From the owner: We carry supplies for Needlepoint, knitting, crochet, embroidery and cross stitch. We offer lessons…read morein all of the above. Come check us out.

This is a cute little store in the Willamette Heritage Center aka Mission Mill Museum…read more[https://www.willametteheritage.org/]..."Discover Salem's industrial past through wool, waterpower, and rails." so if you are visiting the museum you may wish to visit the yarn store. The yarn store website is here: https://teaselwickwools.blogspot.com/ They didn't have a huge selection, but if you are in the area or coming to check out the other things here, it is worth a stop. Also check out the restaurant Lively at the Mill which doesn't seem to be on Yelp yet [https://www.livelystation.com/locations]

Fun shop in a unique location. I will definitely go back when I have more time to browse.read more

Great yarn store!!! I went in for their open sit and stitch and one of the employees helped me a…read morelot with my crochet project, with no charge at all! I also bought another crochet kit and some stitch markers for a reasonable price. Will definitely visit again!

Not a huge selection of brands of yarns or needles but a lovely store…read more I returned for a second visit and my eyes were opened to another great view and it is a great yarn store with an amazing selection of yarns and books. I don't know what I was thinking about the first time I made a visit but I just didn't have my eyes open.

Quiltthis is a handy local shop but does not yet match the shop that use to be there. People are…read morehelpful and they do offer classes

Husband and I were in Jefferson for business and as we were going down the highway I screeched,…read more"quilt store!" Now I was driving, so really, Husband had noacquaint me with the store and w choice in the matter, but even if I hadn't been, I've trained my car to automatically stop at quilt stores. And bookstores. And yarn stores. So it's win-win all around, yeah? Purple Frog. First of all, I love the name. It's so whimsical. And there are purple frog decorations inside, too. I was greeted (Husband decided to stay in the car and nap or something) by two extremely friendly ladies, who took time from what they were doing to show me where things were located. Including the restroom. Which, by the way, was extremely clean. Unfortunately I didn't have as much time to browse as I'd wanted, because who should come through the door but Husband! Dang. I'm sure he came in to prevent too much financial damage. I doubt he was interested in the fabric, though he did pretend to kind of look around. Hah. He thought he looked so innocent, but I know better. The classroom is huge, and there's a long-arm quilting machine in there too. There's lots of room to spread out, and taking a class here would be a real pleasure. I really wish I'd had more time to look around. I wanted to see all of the batiks and just see all the wonderful other fabrics. But yeah, okay, it was a business trip and I did need to be considerate. I did end up buying some wonderful fabric for a Christmas project, though. The ladies were really wonderful helping me figure out how much fabric I needed for that, and I left feeling extremely glad that we'd stopped by. Final score: Lighting and appeal in general: 5 stars Customer service: Ditto Cleanliness of the shop and the bathroom: Ditto again. Fabric choices: Ditto yet again. Attractiveness and layout: Another 5 stars. I've been in a number of quilt stores, and The Purple Frog is at the top of my list. It's easy to find and is a great pleasure to shop in. Thank you ladies (I'm sorry I didn't get your names) for a truly enjoyable shopping experience. It's worth the drive down!

Wow, I really thought I had done a review for Entwined. I've been going there for two years taking…read moreclasses with Lia and purchasing all my wool and some of my other crochet items. I have made a couple of blankets and I'm continuing to make more blankets etc. I have never been happier. It has added joy to my life. The store is beautiful and full of many gorgeous things. I love walking in and smelling all the wonderful yarn and wool. It always smells delightful in there. I never hope I have to go somewhere else!!

Barb and Lia are so very pleasant and helpful. I've been driving from Forest Grove intentionally to…read morebuy my yarn, needles, and notions there because of the selection and support they offer. During the pandemic I was knitting an afghan and needed more yarn. Barb worked with me via phone calls and email to match the fiber content, wraps per inch and color scheme. Then she mailed it all so I'd have it within a couple days. The blanket is my husband's favorite and I'm just so happy with it. THANK YOU, ENTWINED!

On our girls' trip to Silverton, this was our first stop -- and we LOVED it!!! The owner of the…read moreshop could not have been more warm and welcoming. She gave us a sample of the most wonderful herbal tea, which we both ended up buying as iced tea. She also gave us a sample of divine lemon cookies. I bought a container of them to take home to my husband who adores lemon cookies The pièce de résistance, however, was the shop cat. What a sweetie pie. Oh! I forgot to mention the individual chocolates that she has for sale. Dear heaven. Need I say more. This shop is a Wonderland of wonderful things. It has gifts of all kinds for children or adults that are truly enchanting. It even has art supplies and darling books for kids. This is a must visit shop the next time you are in Silverton. You will thank us!!!

They packaged my yarn so nicely! We pass thru the area when we go to visit my in-laws in…read morePortland/Long Beach WA. This will definitely be a must-stop on those trips! I think their prices, talking about yarn, are very reasonable. Plus it's Oregon, so no sales tax, and you're supporting a small local business. Win-win-win! :)

This weekend is the 50th anniversary of the quilt show so the town was bustling with many campers…read moreand visitors. I walked through here with my MIL who enjoys this type activity. There was a good selection of fabric prints. But what caught my eye was the hangings of quilts that I guess you can buy the patterns of and I thought that was a great way to see what they look like. I took one picture of a very detailed one that wasn't for sale but beautiful. Prices seem a little high for me but it may be good for here.

Absolutely gorgeous shop great selection of fabrics, notions anything, and niche gifts that are…read morehere. There is everything you can need for sewing and quilting. Bonus there is a fantastic staff really really helpful people and very knowledgeable. I am so glad I found this place and I cannot wait to show off The Exploding Heart quilt that I'm gonna be making from the fabrics. My only regret is that I won't be able to celebrate there 50th Outdoor Quilt Show anniversary on July 12th

A Spinner's Barn is the gift shop located on Aragon Alpacas' farm. They're open at the holidays and…read morefor special events, as well as by appointment. You can probably go in any time you're visiting Aragon Farm (make an appointment to be sure). A Spinner's Barn has a beautiful selection of silky smooth alpaca yarn, gorgeous alpaca fur blankets, clothing and scarves woven locally, alpaca fleece, socks, stuffed animals, bags, hats, alpaca-themed gifts like mugs, and a variety of original landscape paintings by the Plein Air Painters of Lane County, whom you'll often find painting out at the farm. A Spinner's Barn also organizes spinning classes if you get in touch with them. We stopped by this week, petted the adorable and very sweet alpacas, and then quickly sought some warmth in the gift shop where we got some of the softest yarn I've ever felt as a christmas gift for a family member. Our visit was well worth the drive, but make sure you check that they're open, or just call ahead and they'll make sure they're there to open the place for you!

From the owner: A Spinner's Barn Farm Store & Gallery offers alpaca yarn from our herd, hand-crafted items, gifts…read morefor friends and home, hats, scarves, gloves, fingerless mittens, ski bands, socks, vests and sweaters. Afghans are woven locally from our yarn. The hoodies and designer sweaters are made in Peru, where alpacas originated. Landscape paintings adorn the walls, for sale by local artists. A spinning wheel is available for impromptu demonstrations, and the alpacas are usually gathered just outside for you to visit. Meet the animal who has contributed fleece during annual shearing. "Our dye lots have names and faces!"

There is a lot of yarn here...multiple rooms of it. I'm sure I'd be here more often if I lived in…read morethe area. If you are looking for acrylic novelty yarn, this is your heaven. I was hoping to find more bulky wools. They have some nice Queensland wool in beautiful colors and lots of Coastal Cotton. The owner is very nice and there is a little dog hanging out as well.

I drove by this place for years thinking it was a camping supply place that happened to carry some…read moreyard. No, it's a dedicated yarn shop, and it's lovely. Two stories of yarn and knitting/crochet supplies: needles, books, looms, etc. The yarn selection is varied. The owner is wonderful. The dog is charming. I'm sad I didn't go in years ago.

I recently found this shop online and everything I have ordered is really nice. Good selection,…read morefast shipping, quality fabrics. There are a couple things I don't love about the website but overall I am super satisfied with this shop. The issues with the website (for me) 1. I can't go to "my account" to review my order history. 2. The "search by color" feature doesn't work on my phone.

Useless place don't bother. Difficult hours and mot posted on door and seem to change randomly…read more Small space and crowded with racks. Very disappointing