Visited this shop again this March and had another wonderful experience here! There is a huge…read moreselection of yarns, both from local hand dyers and well known brands. The owner was fantastic in helping me find different yarn weights and notions. If you're looking for a yarn store in the area, 10/10 recommend Have Ewe Any Wool!

Nice yarn shop with a great selection of merchandise. Owner is incredibly helpful and…read moreknowledgeable!

It smells wonderful the minute you step in the door! Candle wax warmer melts of delicious varieties…read moreare sold here! I'm hooked!! Bought several for myself and now getting more to gift other family members for Mothers Day!!

Cute store! We didn't purchase anything here, but found it remarkable that the owner with a very…read morewelcoming when we arrived and helpful. Beautiful items for sale.

Visited this lovely yarn shop last fall - store is actually first floor of a beautiful house where…read moreowner lives with family. Great selection of yarns, super friendly and helpful staff. Terrific use of space to showcase yarn in foyer/hallway, living room, and sunroom. Email newsletters are interesting and helpful.

I love Embraceable Ewe--super friendly staff who make you feel welcome, beautiful, high quality…read moreyarn at fair prices, and lots of knit up samples. A fun place to go to shop or knit. Definitely worth a visit and worth the drive.

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.

Such a great store. I can say I have been to quite a few stores over the past few years, North…read moreAmerica, Japan, Europe. Very few get my 4.5 stars. The basics Current and popular yarns - Julie Asselin, Malabrigo, Cascade to speak of a few. Current popular magazines Yarn Swatches of their yarns - very cool More than just yarn - Weaving too Spacious and organized lay-out I think what makes this store most intriguing is the youthful and current feel - designers, magazines and the yarns that they feature can be found in this store. Staff were friendly and helpful. Worth stopping in and checking out the latest and newest yarns feature in your trendy yarn magazine - think "Laine, PomPom, or Making"

It is super cute pretty good selection of yarns, most yarns are on the pricey side but that is ok…read more Great magazines and very friendly staff

3000 sq. Ft. Of all k8nds of yarns. 8000 needles from embroidery, crochet, knitting!…read moreOne stop shop

I visited there today and was immediately put off by how dinghy and dusty it was. There are signs…read moreeverywhere saying "don't touch the yarn". What? I asked the older man working there how I was supposed to buy yarn if I couldn't touch it and he said "obviously you don't know about retail". He proceeded to go on a rant about customers stealing things, rubbing yarn on their faces and other parts of their bodies (which he demonstrated) and taking pictures of patterns. He was condescending, rude and weird. I've been to hundreds of yarn shops all over the world in my 50+ years of knitting and have never encountered anything like this. I honestly felt a little afraid of him and couldn't wait to get out of there. I should have read the reviews before I made the 30 min drive!

Could not have been happier with the customer service at Raveloe. Friendly and helpful. Amazing…read moreselection of yarn! Cannot wait to get back there!

It's the kind of shop that you want to visit weekly, if you lived in the great neighborhood in…read moreToronto. I loved it. The yarns were beautiful. The service was friendly and they even gifted me a bag, perhaps because I bought so much or because I was from Texas. :) either way I loved the place.

We visited this little yarn store when spending a few days in Toronto. Such a sweet shop with a…read morenice variety of Canadian yarns. The person working quickly came and showed me all the local yarns knew several of the dyers as well. She was welcoming and even chatted with my children.

Came for shearing day yesterday! This is I'd say a medium sized ranch. They got maybe 30 or so…read morealpacas? Upon entering we were greeted by a friendly staff member, and I should say, everyone there was super friendly, even to the strange asian outsiders that decided to show up randomly hehe. When we got there, they had already sheared most of the chums, but they still had quite a few left, like the big white one, Nitro. You'd think he was super tuff, cuz he was so big and strong, but he was the biggest baby of all, and kept crying the whole time hehe. He was just yelling and screaming the whole time, poor thing. Some of the other ones were real cool about it, like they didn't care at all, until they started cutting the fur on their heads and they'd start kicking! There's also a small gift shop on site, where they sell alpaca related things, like scarves and vests and stuff. I think they're made of the alpaca wool from the ranch. They also had some feed you could buy. That's the only way the alpacas will come to you, cuz as we all know, animals only like you if you have food lol. This is a fun place to visit for an afternoon, definitely worth the hour or so of driving. It's in Hamilton so you can go to the waterfalls after, or Dundurn Castle, it's super convenient for a day trip!

I found so many items I couldn't hold them. The service was amazing. And the prices they were so…read moregood.

My NY friend and I visited this place and I was so delighted with all the vendors and art displays…read more The chapel is beautiful with high ceilings and stained glass tall windows. Items for sale were all reasonably priced and there were around 160 vendors. It took awhile to decide what I wanted/needed to buy. Finally bought 3 stained glass flowers ($5 ea) to put in my planters and a pretty necklace ($18). I wanted another necklace but it had no price and there was no answer from the artist after the cashier tried to get a hold of them which is a shame because they lost a sale). I was visiting from another state but I hope I get another chance to go back.