Such a cute shop. Stopped in while in the area to see what they had to offer. I used to love loom…read moreknitting (can't do much anymore due to an injury) but they had so much yarn to choose from. They even had an upper level with some sales going on. The staff were friendly and greeted us when we entered. If I ever decide to pick up a project again, i'd definitely consider shopping here!!

An excellent LYS. Friendly vibe, a little cozy downstairs. A fantastic open area upstairs to…read moreconsider what colors to choose for your next sweater project.

Phenomenal store for yarn yarn yarn. It's a candy store for the knitters and crocheters. I love…read morethe classes and the wide variety of yarn. People are so nice.

do not buy skeins of yarn from beWoolen. you will have to spend hours having to untangle it before…read moreyou can even use it due to the way it is raveled.

I'm loving their new location! I've visited a few times over the past 2 months, and I love how…read moremuch they've expanded. I only visited their old spot on Grand Ave once, but it seems like they've expanded their inventory (see pictures). This new location has so much natural daylight and a lovely seating area for classes or just to sit and work on a project. I'm allergic to animal-based fibers (I like to joke my skin is vegan), so I'm happy they have a good selection of cotton yarn, not just one or two! They don't just stop at yarn. They have materials and tools for felting, embroidery, kits of many sorts, gifts, etc. Service: the people here are super knowledgeable and helpful! From selecting materials to pattern help, they're happy to step in. It's great to have a place where the workers are ready to help when the internet falls short. Prices: what you'd expect from a small business. You're paying for quality though. Parking: free on street or free parking lot behind the businesses next door. Accessibility: for those with wheelchairs and mobility issues, there's a wheelchair-accessible entrance in the back of the shop accessible by the alley (better to drive your car back there).

I signed up to take a knitting class here, so paid a visit to the store for the supplies. What a…read morecute store. Chairs to sit at and knit. Lots of supplies! The person at the counter helped me find the items and made recommendations. I was impressed. It was a bit expensive- $50 for the class supplies, but got a 10% discount since I am enrolled. We parked on the street in front of the store. They have a OneYarn cause that the store donates to organizations that support the LGBTQIA+ community, and I am in support of that.

What a wonderful new yarn store ! Great quality yarn at reasonable prices, friendly and helpful…read moreservice, and a beautiful airy and light space to knit and look at the new knitting books. Also sells some other craft supplies and a few other offs and ends.

Although I am not a knitter my wife is an advanced knitter who spends a good fraction of her free…read moretime with knitting needles in her hands and I have visited knitting stores all over the world with her. This weekend we visited Dandelion and got some very good advice on a project. The store itself is very neat and well stocked. They have nice comfortable seats for non knitters which is a big plus for me. The owner helped my wife solve a challenging knitting problem. There seemed to be a large selection of yarns which were well organized and displayed. There is on street parking. I am sure we'll be back.

Such a cute store with a little bit of everything you need if you're a crafter. They've got gifts,…read moresewing materials, greeting cards, you name it! It's hard for me to stop in and look at just one thing. The owner is also such a sweetie! This is definitely my happy place.

This is the sweetest shop! There is plenty of yarn as well as cute gifts and trinkets. They also…read morehave a really cool writing desk where you can write a card and send a letter in their mailbox. I love that everything is local or from consignment. We will definitely be frequent visitors here.

Helpful friendly staff. Selection good. Very responsive to…read morecustomer need for red yarn to make Melt the Ice hats.

I stop at steven B every time I'm in Minneapolis. They always have exactly what I need, even though…read morethe odd things. They've been able to answer all my unusual questions with patterns. And it's always just such an adventure!

Such an expansive selection of yarn, fabric, and needle-crafts in a one stop shop! Prices were…read morecompetitive with the big box stores. There's something for everyone and I left stocked up on notions, a new dress pattern, and 2 adorable embroidery kits! Staff were so friendly and encouraging as I looked through some of the more advanced patterns. Can't wait to stop by again!

Excellent little shop for knitting, seeing and other such projects. High quality supplies and smart…read moreservice with great advice. Very happy with my purchases!

Huge, soaring ceilings with lots of natural light make this place an instant hit in my book…read more Couple that with they delicious assortment of yummy yarn and its fate. She had everything I look for in a good yarn shop. Coffee for the customers, soft yarns, my favorite brands, comfy chairs to sit and knit in, a table for learning and wonderful variety. It was lovely! This is the kind of yarn shop you want in your neighborhood so that you can have stitch & *itch nights with the girl friends. Very glad I stopped in and was able to support this small, local business!

Great selection of yarn, fun owner who winds the skeins of yarn you buy. Would recommend!read more

This store is incredible! The only place I know you can walk out with a bag full of unique craft…read moresupplies for like under $5. And they do classes! highly recommend. Feels like walking into an art teachers closet.

I'm a crafter/hoarder and I was in the neighborhood, so I stopped in. I'm going to need to go back…read morebetter prepared next time... That is to say, I should've brought my own small containers and cash. There were a few things I might've taken home with me if I'd had a good way to hold them and pay for them. (It's a $1 fee for credit/debit under $10 purchase, which... getting above $10 here is actually something that would take genuine effort, lol.) While I was there on a Thursday afternoon, it was quite bustling with people scrounging about. I overheard a lot of chatter from those who are regulars who come in once a week to see what's new to choose from. My guess is there's likely a lot of turnover in what's available, since it all comes from donations. I could probably stand to bring them some stuff I have that's been lying around and not being used. This is not a large shop, but it's packed with all sorts of stuff. Honestly, you kind of just have to go there to experience it. But I tried to take some photos of the kind of stuff you MIGHT see there to give you an idea. For example, I certainly wasn't expecting to see a 55 gallon drum of tennis balls or bottle caps. But there they were! You'll need to parallel park on the street as there is not a lot that I saw, but the good news is that parking seemed to be ample as it's a mostly residential area. They do have a bathroom for customers if you need.