As a clumsy aspiring knitter, I have to say Tasha and the Woolworks folks put my nerves at ease…read more They are kind, patient, and truly masters of their trade. The shop is full of unique yarns, knitting accessories, punch art, and wearable pieces. If you are looking for variety, inspiration, and to feel like you are welcome whether you are a beginner like me or a well-seasoned knitter, this is the spot to go. There are a couple of cozy sitting areas to work on your projects, or just watch in awe (like me), and workshops for knitting, looms, spinning, and more!

I found the owner to be rude - she also was very reluctant to do the yarn rolling which is a…read moreservice offered - even after I spent a good chunk of cash I had to wind all my own balls to which she got snippy and kept coming over to correct how I was doing it.... And she just acted annoyed when I looked at or touched yarn and would come immediately put it "back into place" after I touched it. She was also kind of rude and competitive about knitting- like if you want us to buy your yarn how bout not being so mean.

When I travel, I like to find a few local yarn shops and inquire about local yarn brands or indie…read moredyers. This shop is just the cutest! It's got a great selection of fibers, including their own yarns and they had a great selection of other local yarns. The staff was helpful and friendly. It is a very warm and bright place on a quaint little town square type area where you could walk to other shops and cafes. I truly enjoyed dropping in here and hope to be back the next time I'm in town! They had a broad selection of different yarns and colors, as well as a range of prices from fancier brands to more affordable staples.

Wonderful store in a cute historic town in Rhode Island. Fantastic range of yarns and supplies…read more Very knowledgeable staff. I love shopping here!

My mom is visiting from Texas, we were super excited to make the trip to Plainville to check out…read morethree bags full. I checked the hours and made sure to arrive with plenty of time before closing. It is 1:45pm on a Tuesday and we just pulled up to see the shop is closed. Super frustrating that you're closed sign is hanging clearly above shop hours stating Tuesday:10-5

My daughter introduced me to this business 2 years ago and I am so glad she did! The welcoming…read moreowner,teacher and classmates that soon became friends kept me looking forward to my class every Thursday. I've been knitting since I was 8 years old but there's always something to learn. My teacher has the patience of Job! She smiles and laughs with us as we make our way through new or tricky techniques. I highly recommend this business! Any yarn you might imagine wanting, is there! All sorts of needles, patterns, buttons and most of all help are available in this shop. I call it my happy place!

Wonderful large selection of yarn and very knowledgable and friendly owner! Like Toys R Us for…read moreknitters and crocheters. The prices are great. Love this store!

Omg, what a fantastic yarn store! Very good selection and very good prices. I will definitely be…read moreback next time I'm this way again. Great service, too.

I've watch the owner on you tube and was excited to visit the shop. When I finally found it open,…read morelimited hrs, the owner was very unfriendly, couldn't be bothered to talk with new costumers. it seemed that she had a group of people she only caters to. I would not recommend this shop.

BSK offers a wonderful selection of curated yarns. The staff is very knowledgeable and helpful…read more They also offer a lot of classes to help further your skill set in knitting.

Wow! Just discovered this place. Knitting, crocheting, weaving, spinning, you name it, they've…read moregot it. The owner is knowledgeable and extremely helpful. They've got a small but diverse stock of quality yarns at really reasonable prices. Check them out! It's a candy store for adult knitters!!!

From the owner: Yarn, supplies, and accessories for knitting, crochet, spinning, weaving, and other fiber arts.read more

After a multitude of rude experiences I have finally had enough and decided to write a review…read more My first time visiting I bought some yarn and upon checkout I made a comment about how I did not know what I was going to do with it but that I loved the color and had to buy it. A lady who headed into the back room said as she was passing "Yeah I know all knitters are hoarders".....makes you want to buy yarn right? no. so my next visit was with my husband and then newborn. My husband was pretty disgusted by the group of women who sat knitting talking about how hot some police officer in Little Compton was. I guess gossiping woman meet here. my next visit I went with my baby and again there was a group of older women knitting. you know what would have been nice? If one offered to watch my baby for all of 5 minutes so I could shop. No instead they pretty much ignored me. which leads me to my visit today. I went with my 2.5 yr old son. Not an easy task to try to shop and watch your son. I told him he could touch the bell on the way out or else he would sit on timeout, so being a toddler he touched the bell (on the door). So I put him on timeout where he said "Hi" at least a dozen of times to the 3 women knitting. Not 1 of them said hi back or anything. Maybe these women don't have grandchildren. In any case they were rude. Ignoring a 2.5 yr old is really nice. I had over $50 of yarn in my hand that I put back because I could not stand being in a store that had women who could not stop and say hi to my son for all of 5 seconds. I will also add that they have never asked if I needed help finding yarn, needles, or anything. They have never told me about their knitting group that meets ( I heard from some other lady that shops there). It is too bad that the customer service and clientele are so rude. I give them 1 star on friendliness and helpfulness and 1 star because they had buttons I wanted to buy today. I will never ever shop at this store again. i will buy my yarn and buttons online.

I've been going to Sisters of the Wool since shortly after they opened. I LOVE this yarn store! The…read moreowner is very knowledgeable and always willing to help someone find yarn that will work for their project and to offer hints and steps that can make your project easier and improve the finished product. I love the selection of yarns and there's always something new to see. I have to take issue with the review by Sarah G. Her complaint about women talking about a police officer they considered to be hot has zero to do with the store. If she's offended by women talking about a good looking man I suspect she's often offended, since lots of women do that. As for expecting the knitters to babysit or entertain her child, she needs to get a grip! I go there to knit and relax not to care for someone else's child. It's a place of business not a day care center. I know the group of knitters to which she refers. They are a close knit (no pun intended) group of friends who've known each other for years. They know me but ignore me, too. Who cares!? I don't expect other customers to cater to my personality or quirks. The store staff has always been helpful, not just to me, but to every person I've seen come through the door.

The most recent owner is fabulous, friendly and helpful. I really appreciate an owner who lets you…read moreshop without hovering and answers questions if you have them, which I did. Though the shop is small, she has a good selection of lovely yarns with several offerings from other states in New England, which I love to try when I visit to a place i go to rarely. The pricing was on point for fine quality and high end yarns. The owner introduced me to their podcast series and a zoom online personal shoppers' offering. Even all the ladies who were knitting while at the shop were friendly. This yarn shop was a totally delightful experience. Thank you!

Really nice yarn store. I love the selection. They also have a clearance section in the back of the…read morestore which I've never seen in a ma and pop yarn shop. The workers were friendly and knowledgeable. I will be back when I'm in the area.

I am in love with this store. I can do some basic crochet, but am a near expert level shopper. This…read moreshop is gorgeous, beautiful yarn is everywhere and it feels very relaxed. There are a lot of samples of work decorating the store. There's even a large table on one side with "Open Table Time" to work on projects. The yarn is higher quality, with all different colors, textures, fibers... It is perfect for so many projects, time allowing! There are also a lot of kits (crochet your own dog, anyone?) for knitting, crochet, and wool. I wish I could describe it more, but seeing is involved so much in truly appreciating how beautiful everything is. This shop is for anyone who loves their fiber arts.

Knit & Pearls is a great yarn shop in Central CT and definitely worth visiting! The yarn selection…read moreis very good with frequent sales and lower prices than you will find anywhere else for top quality wool and other fibers. The owner Susanne is truly an enthusiastic knitter and this shop cannot be beat for samples of knitting! If you love to see a finished garment in the yarn you are considering, this is the place! I've never seen a shop that produces a full size sample per month! Amazing! Also this shop is extremely well organized! I am somewhat biased as I did teach crochet there and loved every minute of teaching at Knit & Pearls. Ample parking and it's next to Luke's Donut OMG super hot coffee and delish donut holes so beware. Watch for lively yarn events and trunk shows- you are sure to make wonderful fiber friends here.

Just learned of this little gem yarn store ! Mary assisted with a knitting afghan and went out of…read moreher way to assist. Made sure I returned to support this quaint - local shop. Mary again assisted with my questions.

This yarn store got really good reviews, so I was looking forward to going and seeing what it was…read morelike. I'm completely new to this area of Connecticut and thought I would try to search out the local yarn stores. I called first before going to make sure that they were open and the woman who answered the phone was very polite and friendly. When I went to the store and walked in, there were only three people in the store (it is a small store). One person was working behind the counter, and the other two were having a conversation. I was in the store looking around for probably 20 minutes and at no point did anyone say hello, ask me if I needed help finding something, or what I was making etc., etc. I'm used to yarn stores in New York City, and that hustle and bustle, but I have to say even in the NYC stores, they say hello and welcome you in--and a lot of times they ask you what project(s) you're working on, what yarn you're looking for, and if you need any help. They try to engage you. That is part of what makes for a good yarn store experience. At this store, however, there was no engagement whatsoever. I thought it was very odd. The vibe was cold. Then, I guess the one customer they had left the store, and I was alone with these two people for another 10 minutes and they still never said a word to me. I just found it really strange. In terms of their selection of yarn, they seemed to have a lot of Berroco. Some Malabrigo, and small representations of Sandnes Garn, Istex, Madeline Tosh, and Jamieson & Smith and others. The store is very clean and tidy and nicely merchandised, with numerous store samples. I think the general lighting in the store could be improved upon, but many yarns stores seem to suffer from lighting challenges. There seems to be plenty of offstreet parking in a small parking lot in front of the store. Will I recommend or go back to this store? No. Why not? - No customer engagement/strange, standoffish vibe. Life is too short for that. - Small yarn selection; not enough higher end yarns. There are other yarn stores out there with better selections. Not worth the drive.