PERMANENTLY CLOSED. It is unfortunate that there is no way for reviewers to mark a business…read morepermanently closed so that other users won't be sent on a wild goose chase.

My mother and a friend of ours stopped in to purchase some yarn for projects they are planning to…read moremake back on November 30, 2021. My mom had her service dog with her, Zena is a small Yorkie, and mom had her in her arms when they walked in. The owner of the shop saw Zena and rudely told my mom that she said," That dog can't be in the store you need to leave" My mom mom's friend informed the owner that she is a service dog. Then the lady yelled "mama what service does she do?" My mom light hardily said she keeps me from going crazy to calm the owner down. Then the owner yelled again" Mama I don't care what your problem is I what to know what she does as a service". My mom tried to explain to her that she was a PTSD and anxiety service dog and the owner yelled yet again" Mama I don't care what your problem is I want to know what she does" My mom offered to go get her ID card showing that she was a trained service dog, and the owner told my mom no she took classes and knew her rights, My mom went out to the car and retrieved Zena's ID card to show her that she was a trained service dog, the owner yelled at her yet again that she didn't care that my mom could come into the store, but that dog couldn't. My mom then left the store and went back to the car where she had a sever anxiety attack from the shop owner yelling at her in front of other customers and not letting my mom show her that Zena had a right to be with her. My mom's friend finished her shopping and the owner told her that "your friend needs to go back to who trained her dog and her Dr because psychiatric dogs are not REAL service dogs" Zena is a well-trained service dog; she does not bark or show any aggression towards anyone and is small and easy to carry around when need be. She has even recognized when a special needs young lady was having difficulty in another shop my mom frequents and got my mom's attention so that she went over and talked with the young lady. While talking with her and explain what Zena dose the young lady told my mom I take medicine for my anxiety. Mom allowed Zena to snuggle with the young lady to calm her down. When she was done the young lady old my mom thank you I will be better now. Zena was also wearing her vest, had a leash that stated she is a service dog and her ID tag.

The shop is no longer there. Please update the website. I had very little time in the city, and…read morebecause I went here, I didn't have time to go to other yarn shops that might have been open still.

Owner: Pam Bardwell…read more Visited this store at the end of the day. We had difficulty finding it and she was absolutely gracious with us, in spite of coming late. She also has related fiber arts. For the Holidays she was giving away patterns, even pattern booklets, from a selection on the table in the back room. She is starting this business, assuming it from the original owner, and she has changed the name of the shop. For a starting business she has a carefully chosen selection of yarns of good quality. She has synthetic and natural fiber yarns including locally grown and hand dyed ( I couldn't resist: Anything Goes, which was hand dyed locally on a base of Dream in Color Cosette. The shop is downtown, has good street parking, and a number of restaurants nearby. I wish I could browse there more often.

Cute place but starting with my standard 3 stars til I see more of the store. It definitely is…read morepretty far from me so it may be awhile before I can get there again. Had to even go on dirt roads on the way back, so that didn't make me too happy (way slow and way dirty and bumpy). Totally enjoyed talking to the owner (?) and folks who were knitting there while we were visiting during the yarn crawl. Will have to see when it will make sense for me to head back there.

I'm excited that she is expanding and moving to a place that will be better suited for her and her…read morecustomers' needs. I love the spot she is in, though. Very rustic. I could have cuddled up in one of the corners. However, very small. I just don't think all inventory, or potential inventory, could fit in the provided space. I missed the shop the first time I drove by. I don't even know how. She has a large painted bright sign that says yarn, but I did miss it. She has a small, but very lovely, selection of yarn. I could have easily walked out broke. But I kept my yarn crazed head about me and only bought two skeins of yarn. She made a beautiful shawl that I hope to someday own, but I had to maintain a budget for the yarn crawl. She is a very talented knitter and a sweet woman, to boot. I love the area and the shop. If it weren't so far I'd go there regularly.

The owner Tammy is so kind, the natural fiber selection is fantastic and there's always someone…read morehanging out at the community table to help if you need. They also host weekly craft nights on Wednesdays which are so sweet.

This is a great local yarn store! A wide variety of yarns and notions as well as local gifts for…read morenon yarn enthusiasts!

Absolutely Perfect I…read moreneeded a few things and decided to start at Woolly Works Knit Shop. I'm the space of a week I have gone there three times. Edie is lovely, helpful, knowledgeable and kind. She has a great variety of yarn and fiber arts tools too. I have time and decided to come by for the knitting group. What a beautiful experience! Edie, the shop owner helps if you get to a sticking point and the women were everything I could ask for in a group of like minded friends to spend time with, I have two more weeks in Co Springs and you can bet i'll be headed out there twice more.

What a hidden gem for my friend and I to find! So special and great yarn! You will be welcomed like…read morefamily!

Everything alpaca was one of the cutest yarn shops I've been to in the area! They have great…read moreselection of yarn, accessories, clothing and more! Deb was absolutely amazing with her customer service and would recommend this shop to anyone!

Glittens! Glittens ! Glittens! They are glove mittens where you can pull the top half of the…read more"mitten" off so you can use your fingers if needed and put the top back on when done---without having to take the entire mitten off. The Yarn Along The Rockies pattern this year was a glitten pattern called "Angel Mitts". They are made out of Blue Sky Fiber's Brushed Suri Alpaca and Silk mix yarn. So they are super soft and warm and perfect as far as what I have been wanting to make ForEver. This pattern also has that same thing for the thumb (so you can unlock your phone without having to take the glitten off). So I got a skein of the BSF Brushed Suri pink skein for less than $20 and signed up for the class for $20. I started knitting my first pair in class (two at a time) and finished them the next day. The owner, Deb, taught the class. She has so many good ideas, and shares them openly and happily. At our second class, I went to learn more things and got more tips on cool things to do to prevent any holes where the thumb is joined to the palm part of the mitten. Or more recently, how to seam and overlap the top better and the best way to widen them for larger hands. It was so fun learning with others in the class too. Well if glittens aren't your thing, apparently alpaca socks are a dream to wear. And guess what, everything is not alpaca there since there are plenty of wool and other types of yarn, notions, etc. But it is where, if you are looking for alpaca (and even if you are not), I would definitely go to check them out.

Easily the most fun yarn shop around. They truly have everything you need plus all the adorable…read moreextras you didn't plan on buying but somehow can't leave without. What really makes it special is the people. Everyone who works there is so kind and genuinely helpful. I've brought in projects after making mistakes I had no clue how to fix, and they've walked me through it without making me feel silly. I've also taken a few classes there that have been incredibly helpful in my knitting journey. Such a great spot and a true Colorado gem.

Very sweet little place. Primarily yarn of course, with a few unique buttons that you can purchase…read moreone of. Cozy. There were a few folks sitting in the back for discussing an upcoming class.

A great selection of yarns, especially fine ones appropriate for my sock knitting addiction. A…read morewelcome addition to the NW suburbs.

I came across Knitters Therapy last week. I had never visited the store or had even heard of them…read more- but now, I tell everyone about this locally owned gem! I was looking for a store that carried gems and maybe some jewelry. I was surprised because this store came up under "arts & crafts" which I do neither. In any case, I stopped in and instantly knew I was going to spend way too much time there. Upon entering I immediately noticed there was so much more than yarn and art supplies. I beelined straight for all of the jewelry. I was greeted by the owner, Shawna and her vicious guard dog, Tiny, the chihuahua. I spent over an hour asking so many questions about stones and their meanings, it was fascinating. Shawna did not seem to mind at all! I noticed they also have a lot of literature on Reiki, something I have heard about but never really looked into, so maybe that will be next. Shawna told me they offer knitting workshops too, it's definitely a knitters/artist like community. OK, back to the jewelry. They have charms, earrings, bracelets, necklaces and pendants both big and small. There is something for everyone. They have masculine pieces, feminine pieces and unisex pieces. The prices are extremely reasonable, especially the handmade pieces. They have pieces to fit anyone's budget. The handmade pendants are a work of art. They have very simple ones and very intricate ones. I purchased three items. The first is a small and simple blue, white, and black Jasper pendant, which I wear with a simple silver chain. The other two pieces I will treasure for a very long time. For myself I purchased a handmade pendant made of copper with moonstone and black tourmaline. I wore it out that night and received so many compliments on it, and people asked me so many questions about it! I purchased the other pendant for my friend who does not wear any jewelry but was blown away by the artistry and has always loved labradorite. He has not taken it off since I gave it to him! His pendant is also hand made with copper. What's interesting...these were the first two pieces I gravitated to - but still had to look at every piece in the store at least three times, but always came back to those pieces. Shawna told me about the different stone properties - and it just made too much sense why I gravitated to these pieces! Even if jewelry isn't your thing, or you aren't familiar with certain stones, knitting, or Reiki, I still recommend visiting this store. There is so much to look at, learn about, and admire. It is very accessible with plenty of free parking. I will definitely be back, perhaps after my next paycheck because I already made a list of what I want to purchase next! Thank you Knitters Therapy!! These pictures are of the handmade copper with labradorite pendant. I will be purchasing a matching chain soon, but for now, my friend doesn't seem to mind!

If you have a hobby this is the store for you Not just…read moresewing supplies but many used and repurposed craft and hobby needs fulfilled at a decent price And for the most part the volunteers are pretty friendly and helpful

Very friendly staff. An eclectic selection of crafting and sewing supplies, many of which are…read morevintage and hard to find. Great prices.