What a great spot to gather with local knitters! I have really enjoyed meeting so many people. The…read morestaff is super helpful choosing your project and selecting the perfectly dyed yarn. Deb was fantastic in my private lessons with her patience and expertise! Everyone was so encouraging and uplifting. So thankful to have Bliss Yarns nearby.

I went for my first time to Bliss Yarn because I needed some help on a project I was working on…read more Not only was I greeted with such kindness and hospitality but I received the help I needed and was welcomed back for their Thursday knitting club. I came back that following Thursday not knowing anyone and had a blast. Everyone is so sweet. They have an amazing selection of yarn, classes for different projects, and a warm cozy setting. I have recommended Bliss Yarns to many of my friends and can't wait to go back on a Thursday night.

I stopped by Sunshine Weaving and Fiber Arts and had such a lovely experience. The shop is easy to…read moreaccess, with a parking lot and an accessible entrance. Once inside, it's bright, well-organized, and genuinely pleasant to browse. They have a beautiful selection of reasonably priced yarn and fiber supplies in a wide range of colors, textures, and types, perfect whether you're starting a new project or just soaking up inspiration. Everyone here was so sweet and welcoming, and generously shared information about classes, group meetups, and other fiber arts offerings. It really feels like more than just a shop it's a community space for fiber lovers. One highlight is the classes and events hosted here: TGIFF (Thank Goodness It's Fiber Friday)! Every Friday, 5:00-7:00 PM (FREE)

No more Hobby Lobby for me! I believe the owner is named Cindy. She and her co-worker were so…read morefriendly and helpful. They really know their product and give great advice. They have a wide selection of higher end yarns like marino wool and alpaca which I haven't seen at Hobby Lobby or Michaels. What sold me most is they are a great resource to tap into their knowledge of fibers and techniques. I would not go there to get a kit for your teen to start learning on, get cheaper yarn elsewhere. But for an afghan that will last a lifetime, get the good quality yarn found here. They also have group sessions on Thursday from 1-3 and Friday from 5-7 to meet with other knitters to work on your project and socialize. I recommend you try it.

Cute shop, tons of inventory. A little packed and hard to browse because of how much there was, but…read moreI think it's a good problem to have. It was a calm space that you could tell was filled with love and community. I stopped here on a trip, and it's located in a cute and very small town. I recommend stopping if you're in the area and have time! I bought a nice hank of yarn that was in line with all other pricing of yarn like this.

Ewe & Company is my favorite yarn store in the Nashville area. They offer beautiful yarns and…read moresupply enough you can make a whole sweater in the same dye lot. The owner and the customers are super friendly and helpful. The shop isn't huge, but I'll take quality over quantity anytime. I'm so thrilled I found Ewe & Company! Yarn shops don't get any better than this one.

Trash store and trash owner. Wouldn't even let our kids in the store. They're 17, 14, and 9 and…read morevery well behaved. Also, made some rude comments about my oldest having nose and lip piercings. I'd give 0 stars if possible.

They have a sign outside the door that says "please take off your mask before entering this store."…read moreI've never seen anyone go in and we've lived here for 2 years now. My mom having been on a ventilator last year with COVID, it's a deeply offensive sight. I don't know how they still have the space. By the way, I'm also a follower of Christ, as you've said in your responses to other reviews, and I don't believe Jesus would smile upon a sign that shows such blatant disrespect for His children that died from this illness.

I came in looking to match some wool tapestry yarn for a stash-buster canvas I've been working on…read morefor years. It's English and the threads are thick, made for heavy use such as a pillow. The women at the shop could NOT have been ruder to me. "Oh, we don't have anything like this! It is so thick. So coarse!" I explained that I needed just a few bits to fill in where I'd run out of three colors and they finally directed me to the "only thing we have that MIGHT be close." I bought some expensive wool from the other shop clerk as the two snooty women from my first encounter stood aside and watched. I won't be back and they don't care.

I've never seen a thread/yarn collection like this store's. Beautiful! I had hoped for a section…read morededicated to embroidery, but they are dedicated to needlepoint (hence only 4 stars.) If you are a needlepointer, you'll love this shop.

This place is incredible! They may have quite literally anything you're looking for. I needed…read morestationery paper. The selection did not disappoint!!! I found a fun variety of designs, and plenty of envelopes! I only got to browse about a third of the store. It was midday on a very hot day, and they have no air conditioning. The fans don't really cool it down in there. I will plan my next visit with the weather in mind! Turnip Green is donation-based, and pay-what-you-can. They are making sure art and creativity are accessible to all!

This is such a cool spot to check out if ur into the arts! A supply store that's based on the…read morecommunity's donations and is supported by a name-your-price model. They have the basics (from paints and canvas) to very niche items (VHS, old pill containers, hardware). The staff, while busy sorting, were friendly. Would recommend to check out!

I have nothing bad to say about this place. I have been three times. Everyone is always so helpful,…read morenice, and willing to assist. I took my goddaughter and we had fun. I would go again and again. It is so relaxing and therapeutic. I'm going to plan a date night here for me and my husband soon. Please check this place out. Now it may take a couple of weeks to get your item back, but whatever they call the process to make it look nice and shiny is free of charge.

We went to Hammer and Stain - Mt Juliet for a bachelorette party. I don't think I've had this much…read morefun since my girls and I did Girl Scouting years ago. We looked through the Project Gallery, which had quite a variety of signs to choose from, and each of us selected a different one to make. These were the first signs any of us have ever made. They provided us with all the quality materials, tools, and personal instructions need for each project. The entire staff was personable, friendly, and knowledgeable with the variety of projects we choose from. Emily, was a godsend! She was very patient and detailed in answering our questions. She even assisted us when we doubted our ability. Kathy, the owner, was right there helping as needed while working with another group also. We never felt rushed. We brought a charcuterie tray and drinks with us to nibble and sip on as we worked. Such fun!! Keep in mind when picking projects and setting aside enough time to complete them, that the smaller signs could take an hour, the large ones can take two hours, and the real big ones can take even longer. Plan accordingly. I would definitely return to Hammer and Stain - Mt Juliet for more fun!!!

Very friendly staff. It's not a big store, but we found some unique prints. Plenty of notions and…read morepatterns too! A good stop!

Smaller selection than we were looking for but still a nice and friendly staff place.read more