Pretty much going to echo all the sentiments in the previous review by Erin S.! This Yarn store is…read moreSUPER DUPER posh in my book. Was in the Fairport area on a Saturday. The store is located in an office park, and I must admit that I find the location superb for a yarn-o-holic like myself. It is quiet with ample parking making it perfect for an open knitting session with your friends :-) Though I also find that little yarn nooks in commercial districts are super cute too. They just have this cool nerdy chic way of standing out. Apart from Madeline Tosh, Yarn Culture carries indie yarns not available to other Local Yarn Stores as covered on the previous review. The store is very neat and organized with good lighting...VERRRY important for open knitting. I am looking forward to my next visit...and yarn haul!

They have friendly and helpful service. Good classes and personal help and a selection of hard to…read morefind luscious yarns. Relax and enjoy the great selection of yarns. They have samples of how the yarn Knits up so there is no guesswork. Check it out.

This shoppe is awesome. Relaxed and fun place to see what's new or just hang out and stitch. Nancy,…read morethe owner and the staff are knowledgeable and friendly. It's the kind of place you just want to take your time in and be inspired.

As soon as I entered this shop, I was immediately welcomed by the staff. They were incredibly…read morefriendly and helpful, offering suggestions for beginners and recommending their craft nights. This shop has a wide range of beautiful high quality yarn, and well as the wobbles animal crochet kits. They also sold some of their samples and patterns. Highly recommend checking this place out if you're a beginner or an expert looking for quality yarn!

Amazing local yarn shop - beautiful variety of yarns with incredibly helpful staff! Especially…read moreenjoy the community sit and stitches.

Great selection of yarn and gifts. Friendly warm atmosphere with lots of help from owner. A nice…read moreplace to gather with friends and be creative.

From the owner: We carry supplies for a wide variety of fiber arts (knitting, felting, spinning, crocheting) and…read moreother craft supplies. Local artists and crafters display their work (pottery, stationery and other paper crafts, prints, fabric items, candles, soap, handspun yarn, etc.). Classes and workshops are offered. Learn how to spin, knit, felt, work with stained glass, etch glass, screen print, work with polymer clay, dye, and more. Workshops for children, groups, and homeschoolers are offered.

Great store very friendly and helpful. I wanted to tie dye some yarn and their recommendation…read moreworked very well!

This is now my preferred place for knitting supplies. I've had a crap shoot of a time finding what…read moreI want at big box craft stores, but at Knitty Gritty Yarns it's there. They have my preferred needles- the super speedy stainless steel ChiaoGoo circulars, in just about every imaginable size and cable length. They carry lots of quality yarn, host trunk shows for artisans, and have local made products for sale- such as the bright pink skull stitch marker I picked up when I was last there. The shop itself is beautiful- bright with natural light, spacious, modern, and comfortable. The work they have on display makes me want to become a better knitter. I hope to take one of their numerous classes in the future. Knitty Gritty is very responsive on social media and their website is as great as their physical space is. There is a private parking lot which is sizable.

I am a lifelong crafter and I have been sleeping on Dan's! There is so much available at this…read morestore. My husband and I took our niece here, and I think she had more fun just looking around than actually picking out things to buy. There are huge sections of Legos, models, craft kits, games, toys, beads, painting supplies, and even stuff for babies. My niece got a coloring book, pastel colored pencils, a game with sparkly fish, and a little plastic helicopter. My husband even got some super glue that he needed for work. Nothing was terribly priced, and the staff was helpful and friendly. I have been trying to fit more crafts into my life as a relaxing hobby, and I think I'll have to visit Dan's again to pick up a craft kit. It's a fun place to just browse too.

Great staff--friendly and helpful. Fun local store with an amazing selection for kids (and grown up…read morekids)

First went into this store about three years ago in search of a specific knitting needle size that…read moreI couldn't find at Michaels. Up until then I had never gone into my local little yarn store...wow I sure had missed out on a lot. There is so much to find and the store owner is very knowledgeable and will help find the best yarn for your project that works best for your budget. A wide range of yarns from higher end acrylics to the beautiful hand spun and dyed artists brands. If she doesn't carry it or have it in stock she will help you find it! Definitely my go to place!

Super friendly and extremely knowledgeable young lady runs the store. Fun events, knit nights, WIP…read moreworkshops. Competitive prices and lots of selection in stock. (James C Brett, Patons)

I saw this place the night before and made it my mission that I was just going to stop in and check…read morethings out but I ended up buying an armload of superwash wool! The woman working there was extremely helpful with my many questions. There were yarn brands that I was not familiar with and she encouraged me to take my time and have a look. The shop is nicely organized, bright, and welcoming. On this day, there was an amazing selection of yarns on sale out front!

Wooly Minded - where to start? A quality yarn store in a little town with a charming, helpful,…read morelight-hearted, knowledgeable owner Jean! I joined a Knit-a-long in 2019 and, through group encouragement and great advice, finished my first sweater. While the pandemic certainly changed things, I will fondly recall evening project sessions at the shop, comparing progress, laughing and chatting with a small group. Jean has a nice selection of yarns for the size of the shop and is often happy to order items she may not carry in store. She went above and beyond when things were shut down doing deliveries in town right to people's doorsteps. Wooly Minded is an absolute gem!

BEWARE, as of April 2026, they now close at 6 pm on Thursdays…read more Other than that, it continues to be great!

This was one of my stops while exploring Fairport Village Landing, and I didn't regret it. This…read moreshop had anything and everything you could think of for a wide variety of different crafts, all at very reasonable prices. Everyone was very nice and helpful, so it was all around a great experience.

Potential students beware. It seems to be all about the money!…read more I registered and paid for a stained-glass class at Studio 34 through the Rochester Brainery for $295. The class was supposed to have been taught by a world-renowned glass artist, and the class description read that it included all the glass and all materials except for protective eyewear. On the first day of class, the instructor, who was not the professional glass artist listed in the course description, had us look through bins of glass scraps after we'd decided on a pre-approved design. While I found some pieces I could use, I could not find green or blue glass that matched and/or were large enough for the design. The instructor looked too, couldn't find any, then brought out some sheets of glass for me to choose from. At no point was there a mention of having to pay more for the glass. When I showed up the following week, I was told that I had to pay for the green and blue glass I'd picked out the week before. I objected, and the instructor said I had to call the owner, who said that the bins had copious amounts of glass for the projects. They did not. They were inadequately stocked. I was not the only one having difficulty finding glass. Every student had trouble. The owner said that my options were to pay for the glass or take a refund for the class. I will not be forced into paying for glass that was supposed to be included in the class cost so I took the refund. If there was an additional cost to the glass, that should have been said upfront when the sheets were brought out by the instructor. And it turns out that this class does not even provide the finishing piece so we couldn't actually hang our stained-glass projects. We could only leanthem against a window. The finishing piece is part of another class and this was not mentioned in the course description. Another class and more money to finish one piece. When a course description says we're going to be instructed by a glass master, I expect that it will be unless I'm notified in advance that it's not the case and offered a chance to opt-out at that time. When a course description says the class includes the materials, I expect to be able to find glass that I can use to create an integrated piece, rather than random scraps that result in a mismatched mess. The only other option offered was to open my wallet and pay more.

I have not taken any of the classes but I have worked with the owner and met a handful of the…read moreinstructors. I have also sat in on a class to see how it works. The studio is located on the second floor of a multifunctional historical building in the Neighborhood of the Arts. When you come to the studio don't be afraid to knock on the door... just walk in. They keep the door closed because of the a breeze that can sometimes effect the art work going on inside. All of the staff members I met were super friendly and professional. I came to the studio with no experience in any of the art they offered and absolute no knowledge. Marilynne and her instructors are excellent teachers and truly care to make your experience special. The class size I sat in on was a glass fusion class. If you don't know what that is(which I didn't before I stopped in) it's where you cut colored pieces of class and place them on a big piece of glass. Once you get your desired arrangement it then gets put in a furnace and melts into an awesome piece of art, just the way you arranged it. The class was a small class size, 4 people total. The instructor gave the students great instruction, then let them get creative. She offered pointers and answered questions along the way. I look forward to signing up for some of the hot glass classes. Also, it's important to note that Studio 34 repairs jewelry. So if you have a favorite piece that needs mending whether its glass, beads, or metal...stop in here!