We've been to several needlepoint stores in different cities during our travels. Needle Arts Studio…read moreis one of the larger stores, has more supplies, and the nicest staff. They offer yarn as well. They have a lot of canvases that are New Orleans and Louisiana themed. We had a pleasant shopping experience and of course, didn't way too much money! lol

Fabulous NOLA-themed canvases and a wonderful shop to visit. I plan a stop every time I visit New…read moreOrleans and always walk away with something special.

There was a beautiful selection of yarn from all over the US. This LYS has 2 cute little mascots,…read morerabbits, that hop around & let you pet them. Heidi was kind & told ya about the yarn that she & her twin sister dye for the shop. I got a couple of fair priced hanks of yarn.

This is an amazing yarn shop. It had beautiful yarns and notions. It is very much a community…read more Clients sit and knit/ crochet and enjoy each others company in a relaxed and comfortable environment. The ladies are always willing to help with a mistake or a tip. Wonderful workshops, lessons ( group or private) . It is a lil gem in heart of Mandeville whether you been doing for yrs or just starting out. Great value

I couldn't believe my eyes when I spotted movement inside the shop so late on a Saturday night in…read moreAlgiers. I was at the window peering inside, promising myself that I'd return during business hours. Then I saw the twirl of two knitting needles and noticed a person was holding them, working on their own project. To my shock, the sign on the door listed hours until 11 pm. I saw the neon "OPEN" sign alit, but I assumed that someone forgot to turn it off. When you step inside you feel like you've entered a cozy new dimension. The owner, Ellie, gave me a tour of the magical space. I got to see the custom coffin where they dry their hand dyed yarn, the knitting group room where you can come in and work on creative projects with others or hop onto the Google meet rooms and join them virtually. Ellie also offers a FREE knitting class. There's also a larger selection of yarn than you'd think from the small storefront. Inside you'll find more than one room of assorted yarn. I walked away from what felt like a sanctuary with a bounty of beautiful heavyweight acrylic that I'm using to make pompoms. In this time of endless subscriptions and fewer third spaces, it's touching to see a business foster community the way that YarNOLA is doing. I can't wait to go back.

Decided to check this place out after looking for local yarn stores and I adored it!…read more Small location but big selection. They have a unique selection of hand dyed yarn from various dyers around the country and their own hand dyed yarn (dyed in shop!) as well as a large selection of colors and materials of imported yarn. How do I know all of this? The owner gave me a tour of the whole place and told me about each of the dyers she sells for. It was amazing! She also listened to what my upcoming project was and provided suggestions of yarns for me! The hand dyed yarns aren't cheap, but they are 100% worth the cost, especially with many of them having a percentage of the purchase going to a cause. They are pretty comparable to the cost of most hand dyed yarns I've seen. The imported yarn is a great price! Cheaper than a lot of other places and I was a big fan of the ones I bought. They also have some awesome handmade acrylic crochet hooks in fun colors! Highly recommend, especially if you are looking for an alternative to big box craft stores.

Thank goodness for this shop! I don't know what I would do without it or the great staff! FREE…read morelessons people! My first experience happened when I walked in with a book on knitting socks from the library with no idea what I was doing, and Leona found me wandering the yarn. Within minutes I was sitting down at the big table, in a comfy chair, and a couple of hours later I walked out with a part of a sock on my knitting needles! Amazing selection of yarns, super nice and helpful staff, really comfortable environment. You never feel like a stranger; you feel like your visiting your old friends. Go check it out and see for yourself. You won't be sorry!!!

Lovely little store, very nice help, I got some yarn and a new scissors. they wrapped my purchase…read moreso pretty!

Always happy to stumble upon a yarn store when on vacation. The best excuse to buy yarn is when it…read morecan double as a souvenir LOL. Thought they had a good range of prices/styles/colors and mix of bigger brands/local brands. They also wrap everything in a delightful, present like fashion.

Excellent location, selection, and very friendly owner. I was able to peruse online and was pleased…read moreat the level of organization and original colorways. Owner answered all my questions and invited me to an event happening soon, which made me feel welcomed.

From the owner: Looking for hand dyed yarn? Look no further. Check out our website for all the yarn goodies you…read morecould ask for

Awesome local yarn store!! Fabulous selection of the newest & old favorite fibers, needles,…read morepatterns, buttons & supplies. A true treasure in Baton Rouge! A not to miss stop if you are in BR!!!

Quality yarn and quality ladies to help you with your yarn journey.read more

I came in, not knowing exactly what to expect. I had my ESA dog (Ms Bella Marie) with me, and I…read morewill be the first one to say that she and I were thrilled to find out how accommodating you are. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and will definitely be back.

If you're looking for a Nola themed needlepoint canvas, absolutely check out their online shop!…read moreThey have classic New Orleans and Louisiana designs you can't get anywhere else, and even though they closed the Magazine St location, I can assure you, they are still a vibrant design and finishing studio! Sally is a gem in the needlepoint community with decades of experience, and Jules can custom design anything -- anything!! They keep so many threads in stock, including a variety of carded threads like Splendor Silk, and best of all, they're so, so sweet. I've been able to purchase threads on Sundays and after 4 pm on weekdays. I just call ahead to see if they have what I need and if it's ok to come by. :)

I visited NOLA for the first time this past week and I was delighted as my partner and I rode by on…read morea local bus I spotted the Needlework Vault and we had to stop! I was so excited. There are so few brick and mortar small business needlework shops. I am always looking for Rainbow Gallery thread, Splendor and when I stepped into the store - there was a whole display! I was thrilled but my excitement was quickly dampened by the store clerk when I was promptly asked "What can I do for you?" in a horribly cold voice, from the back of the store. This woman made no attempt to get up as I came in and I explained I was very excited to be in a store that sold embroidery supplies and I make it a point to check them out when I come across one. She told me "We don't sell embroidery supplies." I looked at her and the thread and back at her and I said "You have embroidery floss right here." She said again "We don't sell embroidery supplies" and made no attempt at all to inquire if I needed something specific, if she could help me find something or order me something because clearly a store that might not sell embroidery specific supplies has access to catalogues that carry it. Not to mention there are always the ubiquitous accessories, needles and junk that ANY needleworker can use. See, I have worked customer service my whole life and I pretty much have never felt so unwelcome in any small business establishment as this space. I didn't want to leave because I needed to purchase this particular silk thread they had a giant display of. I took myself over to the floss and started to color match to my piece that I am working on, when I travel I always carry something with me. As my husband and I looked at the thread and he helped me pick out colors this clerk came over to us and stood about 4 feet behind and just watched as we selected threads. I finally turned and asked her if she needed something because she was making me so uncomfortable and irritated at her rudeness. She made some noises and then told me my piece was "cute" - a four letter insult in itself, I don't care if she thought it wasn't. Firstly, I don't see how she could have even properly seen it since it was in my lap and I was kneeling. Secondly, woman - you really need to work on your manners and passive aggressive tone. She finally walked off to the sales desk which was directly NEXT to the display. Meanwhile up until this point she had been perfectly content to sit on her butt at the back of the store and not ask us if we needed help. The only kindness either woman (there were two in shop) showed us was when we laid out the money for the thread I had selected and at $4.50 a card this thread is not cheap. Then they joked and chatted with us as if they hadn't been assuming we would make off with a whole bunch of specialty silk thread for some black market. I would have bought SO much more if I didn't feel so unwelcome by these two gatekeepers. Just to give any readers perspective : I am a young, 30-something, heavily tattooed, white woman. I might not look like a serious needlework enthusiast but I am currently in the running for a highly coveted needlework job for the government in my home city. I hate to deter anyone from supporting a local business so I would implore this business to instead WELCOME every single person who chooses your shop over Amazon and other internet shops ESPECIALLY when you have no idea who or what they do. If I'm ever back in NOLA I don't know if I would bother patronizing this store again, it's just too...cute.