Cowgirl yarn has a wonderful yarn selection and exceptional service. They shipped my order on the…read moresame day that I placed the order. They included a personalized thank you note and stitch marker. Amazing! Irena

Driving through Laramie on a Sunday from Arizona on a cross country road trip, Lori went way beyond…read morein customer service in letting me search through her amazing selection of yarns in the store. Found several unique yarns for a current project. So happy to get a chance to actually see and feel the yarns and looking forward to many future online purchases. Highly recommend this store for any fiber artist who wants yarn beyond the typical American craft shop stock.

I have visited here twice and enjoyed both visits. The first visit was a little over a month ago…read moreand the second one was during the Hot August Knits yarn crawl. What I really like about this store is that I believe it is husband/wife/family owned. The husband Darryl dyes yarn and I got a skein of his very cool fingering yarn during my first visit. I was hoping to get a crochet needle for a project during our yarn crawl but I didn't find the brand I started using and found I liked; however, we learned a ton about Kromski spinning wheels. Really nice folks with a wide variety of fiber, yarn, accessories, and knowledge. They are also hosting a retreat next weekend.

This is a wonderful yarn store with very helpful staff. The selection of yarn is nice and every…read moretime I have asked for help they've always been there ready to provide great customer service. I like the location as parking is never an issue. I am fortunate to live in a community where we have wonderful yarn stores to choose from and this is on my list!

A great place to get Brown Sheep Wool and knitting supplies in an area that has no true Local Yarn…read moreShop! The people at the Mill are friendly and kind and the prices cannot be beat!

This was the coolest yarn shop i w ever been to! And I've been to a lot of them. It's in a…read moreresidential neighborhood behind the main house, in a carriage house. They've got yarn I've never seen before. And the owner was so knowledgeable and nice. I'd give more than 5 stars if I could.

I was visiting from California and decided I needed to make a sweater for my sister-in-law so we…read moreneeded to go yarn shopping. Her friend suggested My Sister Knits. I am not exaggerating when I say I shrieked with delight when we walked through the gate to find this wonderland of happiness! First, it's on Mountain Ave - omg I want to live here. Second, the "carriage house" store greeters, 2 tiny dogs, came barreling out to meet us - made my heart squee! Third, this store is utterly charming. Within minutes I knew I wanted to be best friends with these sisters! Julie and Diana are fun and knowlegable and so helpful. The yarn selection is beautiful, eclectic, and varied - not so much as to be overwhelming but extensive enough to satisfy any knitter. I will come back my next visit. Joy, joy, joy!

Look, I'm no spinner or knitter although my wife is. That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed a 2…read morehour visit with the Stargazer alpacas and helping select some take-hone yarn. Ranch owner Cindy couldn't have been a more pleasant guide. She provided information about alpacas answering every question we could ask and more. Of course we spent quite some time with about a dozen mothers and babies. With the treats provided, these skittish creatures became our very good friends. Cindy made clear that she would really favor a group of handicapped or disadvantaged children to a bunch of boisterous 8-th graders. This is a working ranch that focuses on stud fees, fleece, and selling well-bred animals and visits are just a small part of the income stream.

To a Spinner, there is no fleece more coveted than the might Alpaca. Never mind you are spinning a…read morefleece that feels like butter and never mind the vast versatility of the fleece, never mind this luxurious fleece is hypoallergenic or the fact you can choose between Huacaya which has amazing crimp, or for he more advanced spinner, can use Suri which has no crimp....just a few good reasons to choose Alpaca fleece but the reason you really choose Alpaca....for me, is the animal itself. How could anyone resist those baby doll faces and sweet temperaments? Now, I have to admit to being a hobby farm enthusiast, mainly because our family used to be hobby farm owners, so the animal is just as important to me as the fleece. When it came time to go on my search to find my first Alpaca Fleeces, I wasn't interested in just ordering on-line or having a friend procure one for me, I wanted to feel my way through the process. You will never imagine my joy at having found 'Stargazers Ranch' in Loveland, Colorado. When you go to Stargazers, you are not going to just purchase a fleece, you are going for the experience! My experience started when my husband helped me into my wheelchair...why is that significant you ask? That is my way of telling you they are completely accessible! Yes, even in a wheelchair, you can have a complete experience and not have to sit at the edge of the barn floor and watch from a distance as happens so many times when you are confined to a chair. When I arrived at Stargazers, I arrived to dozens of fleeces and roving's having been sat out for me. Since I am a relatively new spinner, I needed some advice and instruction in choosing my fleeces. I knew I wanted a skirted fleece since I still have difficulty choosing what should go and what should stay. I was offered a vast array of skirted and tipped fleeces in every color Alpacas have to offer. I love the beauty of natural darker colored Alpacas so that is where my eyes went. I purchased everything from a dark gray, a dark brown and a dark fawn, and, of course, a stunning white from a girl named Curly Sue. The micron counts ranged from approximately 18 to 23 and they all promised hours of joyful spinning. After the delightful experience of mini-lessons on choosing an Alpaca Fleece and going through dozens of choices, having made my decisions, I was offered the opportunity of meeting the stars of Stargazers, the Alpacas themselves. I was treated so kindly. The owners went above and beyond to allow me in the pens with the Alpacas, starting with babies...how fun is that!?! The Alpacas were timid of me at first, after all, I drove in their pens in an electric wheelchair. It was a bit intimidating for them at first, but I was given some treats and it didn't take long for the promise of treats to overcome their skittishness around the wheelchair. In no time, I was surrounded by excited Alpacas. We went from pen to pen, meeting all the girls and boys of the farm...my joy was complete! If you want a fabulous Alpaca Fleece, by all means, go on-line and purchase fleece from Stargazers, you can't do better than their babies. However, if by chance, you happen to find yourself in Colorado and want an experience you will never forget, stop by Stargazers. I am taking home four bags full of beautiful Alpaca fiber but I have to tell you, I have my eye on a little girl we met whose fleece is destine to be on my wheel after her next shearing!!! I have found my Alpaca Fleece source! You should give them a try and make Stargazers your Alpaca Fleece providers of choice!!!

Marcia does great work! All her work is carefully made and very high quality. These memories will…read morelast a lifetime and great items to pass down for generations.

From the owner: I specialize in long arm free motion and custom quilting and machine embroidery labels and names on…read morecaps, shirts etc as well as embroidery quilt blocks to make into a quilt. I also baste quilts for hand quilters and I do some hand quilting. Do you have a quilt top that needs to be quilted or those T-shirts you do not want to throw away and would like a wall hanging or throw, I am just the person to help you. I am a T-Shirt quilt maker as well as picture memory quilt maker. Let me show you how I can place those pictures on fabric and turn them into a memory wall hanging quilt or design your favorite T-shirts into a T-shirt throw. These make GREAT Gifts to a bride and groom, teenager graduating or presents during Christmas and other holidays. I also love to teach children ages 8 through 19 and adults to learn to sew and make quilts or other projects of their interest. Fabric, notions, thread, etc are available in studio and on line. I also have the Accuquilt GO Big fabric cutter fo

it's a really cute place but the prices are just too much for what they are selling. i'm always…read morehappy to buy from small businesses, but it's frustrating when there is a lack of integrity in their prices. i spent FIFTY DOLLARS for 9 buttons and 2 small skeins - FIFTY DOLLARS!!! i know hobby lobby buttons when i see them. there is no clear system for pricing and the receipt has no items listed on it. i have no clue what i even paid for. i completely understand that inflation is affecting businesses heavily, but that percentage of a mark up, especially for small basic items, IS SO DUMB!!!!!!! yall are in a college town, why not make it young adult friendly??? with young adult friendly prices. (even if it's just a sale section - just at-least something) they have fine stock, but crotchet and knitting is a much bigger demographic, so why not appeal to all fiber artists? lame i cant find a yarn store with reasonable prices. i'm stuck with hobby lobby and michael's also they don't have any chenille idk - just doesn't seem sustainable, serving a niche market, while also charging insane prices. which is super lame because they have such a good space and clearly there is passion.

A reasonable amount of yarn for sale. Very little available in the non-wool category. One of the…read morethings that concerned me was that there's a kitchen in the establishment. Grease, oils, and odors emanate from kitchens. I noted the cones of yarns on shelves near the pass window of the kitchen were discolored some on the outside and had kitchen odors to them. I would have expected more care to be taken at the prices listed there. Ok for some folks, I guess, but I found it to be a turn off. I won't be returning.

Staff were friendly and helpful! There is a huge selection of various brands of quality yarn and…read morevarious needles notions for all your crafting needs. Yarns are not your cheap Red Heart, if that's what you're looking for then try Walmart. If you want high quality baby alpaca silk blends, this is the store for you! No need to wait for the next Interweave or wool festival to check out beautiful yarns in person!

Difficult to find as not well signed. Very dark and crowded making it hard to see stock. Not a…read morelarge variety in different yarn weights.