I was so excited to be in the shop that I totally forgot to take pictures, but I remember saying to…read moremyself how I could stay there all day, the only feature missing was a coffee cart! This place is open, tastefully decorated, and inviting both in ambiance and by the sense of community that is welcome to all. There were knitters of all ages coming in, including moms with children. Customer service was great. The lady who assisted me was kind and friendly. The drive to the shop was an adventure and it made me want to consider living in Portland. Hmmm, maybe....one day!

After a chaotic neighborhood construction, I was SHOCK to discover my beloved Pendelton sweater was…read morebitten and left with many tiny holes In it (Dang you, nieghborhood bugs!). I have been trying to find someone to do the repair and have no luck. Finally I decided to look up knitting shops on Yelp, hoping someone will be able to help. I called Nirto Knitters, and a lady picked up the phone quickly. She was upbeat, friendly and sympathetic. She explained almost no one would do the repair because it always looked "not great" (kinda like a thick patch). However, she recommended the "needle felting" method. I quickly googled it and it looked doable for small holes! Oh I really hope it will works! For this experience, I recommend NItro Knitters for anyone who need knitting guidance.

Great little yarn shop! Located in downtown Hillsboro, this is NOT likethe other craft stores that…read morecarry inexpensive or even cheap yarns along with a whole host of other stuff. She had the super nice yarns. Plus, she had yarn winders, needles and hooks, patterns etc. Everything needed for yarn crafts. You can order online, too. That's so convenient! The yarn she carries is hand crafted, hand dyed, and softer than soft! The colors and variety is amazing. She gave knitting classes (things may have changed during COVID) and has pattern books, books and needles - all things fiber arts. Nice comfortable shop with places to sit and knit. She also has an online presence. Nice shop.

This was a cool shop with all sorts of kits, knits, buttons, hooks, needles and a fab shop owner!…read more I had a some questions about opening my own shop (non-competing) and the owner, Tina, sat down and asked "What do you want to know?" She was a goldmine of information, and the yarns she carried opened my eyes to a whole new set of producers. I purchased some of this lovely, squishy sock yarn and cannot wait to work with it!

We had some out of town visitors who are big yarn fanatics and it just happened to be Rose City…read moreYarn Crawl. Knotty Lamb was one of the Westside options for the crawl. It was buzzing when we went! There were some trunk shows inside, one had lovely knitting/crochet themed jewelry. There was also a yarn vendor in the back who was super popular. I don't know much about yarn is knitting but this seemed like a really organized and cool place. The staff were friendly keeping up with the customers streaming in. The yarns are high end and of quality according to my visitors. They really enjoyed the place and had quite a haul afterwards!

The owner was very knowledgeable about knitting tools and helped me select some great yarn. They…read morealso have a weekly knitting night

Great service and yummy yarns!! Knowledgeable staff always ready to help. Large comfortable space…read morefor a yarn store.

My last experience there was, unfortunately, pretty awful. In the past, I've had experiences that…read morewere wonderful, as well as times when I felt completely ignored, so I never quite know what to expect. But this last visit was particularly unsettling. The sales associate seemed to have no real intention of helping me. When she did assist me, it felt as though she was doing so under duress, and she seemed disengaged and distracted throughout the interaction.

Fantastic experience here, that I would highly recommend. Kinda blew my mind that this place is…read moreonly located 15 minutes from Beaverton, which makes it super convenient. The alpaca's themselves are super fun. They are primarily food driven so don't expect too much love unless you are feeding them. BUT that being said if you are feeding them, prepare to be surrounded. They are increadibly friendly and SOOOO soft to pet. They do kick, and you are warned before hand not to pet them without them knowing to avoid situations like that.

The Alpacas were so wise, beautiful & perfect! The host was very informative and the gift shop was…read moreso cute! The best part was seeing the baby alpacas. Definitely a fun experience, I'd go back!

The first moment we walked into Unwind, it felt like home. As a 20+ year knitter/crocheter, I never…read morereally *need* more yarn or tools, with some limited exceptions, but it's always fun to take a gander. Spoiler alert (not to other yarnies): I have made several purchases in the last couple of weeks. My hot‍ take on Unwind: * Wide variety of yummy yarns in various fibers and price points * Great selection of knitting/crocheting tools and notions * Flawless vibes- friendly, warm, supportive, fun shop folks * Fairly-priced, helpful, fun, supportive class opportunities * Lovely fiber arts community If you have time and the inclination, read on for further details. I knew immediately I wasn't going to leave empty-handed. There's a fabulous selection of yummy yarns here, in a variety of fibers (natural and acrylic), at a wide range of prices, which is wholly refreshing! I've been to some yarn shops where they tout that they only carry "natural fibers." While I enjoy knitting and crocheting with natural fibers (hello, alpaca!), sometimes I need an acrylic or acrylic blend for a project that doesn't require me to cash out my 401K (grateful to have one) or need the acrylic boost for care-ability. I love creating gifts for cherished peeps, but we yarnies know there are some recipients you know won't remember to hand wash an item. (Sometimes it's me!) They have a marvelous selection of hooks and needles, accessories, notions, and other yarnie implements. I was giddy to find they have one of my favorite knitting needle brands, KnitPro. I don't care how many knitting needles or interchangeables I have; I can always use another. I'm also excited that they have KnitPro crochet hooks! I bought one in one of my most used hook sizes to give it a whirl. Unwind is full of incredibly friendly and helpful folks. Heather and Anne gave us an extremely warm welcome the first time we visited. Heather invited us to the bi-monthly Tuesday Social Stitch, where folks come together and knit or crochet in the company of other fiber crafters. We had a great time meeting other knitters and crocheters the following Tuesday. I also signed us up for a knitting class. Without getting too kniterdy™, there are two main styles of knitting, English (aka "throwing") and Continental (aka "picking"). I am a self-taught knitter from 20 years ago, using the early days of video tutorials, which demonstrated knitting in the English style. I've always wanted to learn Continental, but since I had strong muscle memory, it was hard to switch over for good and I always reverted to my comfort zone, English style. I saw a Continental knitting class offered by Anne and registered my daughter and me. We had the BEST time learning from Anne. She was fun, engaging, and supportive. We also met a whole other cohort of lovely people that made the class even more engaging. I've been to many yarn shops in 20 years and I can say without hestitation that Unwind is my favorite, by far!

Had a wonderful experience here. The lady working was super patient and helpful with my husband and…read more(hyper) kids who went there minutes before close to grab me some supplies. She even sent me a pattern and a link to helpful videos since I can't get to the store or workshops myself. Both the yarn selection & quality were wonderful. Thank you!

Wow, I really thought I had done a review for Entwined. I've been going there for two years taking…read moreclasses with Lia and purchasing all my wool and some of my other crochet items. I have made a couple of blankets and I'm continuing to make more blankets etc. I have never been happier. It has added joy to my life. The store is beautiful and full of many gorgeous things. I love walking in and smelling all the wonderful yarn and wool. It always smells delightful in there. I never hope I have to go somewhere else!!

Barb and Lia are so very pleasant and helpful. I've been driving from Forest Grove intentionally to…read morebuy my yarn, needles, and notions there because of the selection and support they offer. During the pandemic I was knitting an afghan and needed more yarn. Barb worked with me via phone calls and email to match the fiber content, wraps per inch and color scheme. Then she mailed it all so I'd have it within a couple days. The blanket is my husband's favorite and I'm just so happy with it. THANK YOU, ENTWINED!

The staff are amazing, take their time to explain and listen to your requests/questions. That being…read moresaid, their supply of diverse threads, materials and patterns FAR exceed any other source I have found, and I have been into needlework for at least 30 years!! Give them a try!! It's like going to a candy store!!

they had just returned from the Nashville Market and had rented an additional space next door for…read moreall the goodies they came home with. whoohoo score! plus 10% sale on purchase. I've never had the option to use or even feel silk thread. luxurious! they were busy but staff was awesome help! so many wonder things to ogle. I will be sure to have them in my favorites for online and in person shopping. they also have their own framing center with gorgeous choices of unique framing options. this will be my downfall when returning!

I'm not here all that often. My barbers who were right next door died (yes, all three of them) and…read moreI don't own the train set that brought me in for parts. That said, these guys always had everything I needed--controls, new track, extensions--and always had product I could inspect. No shipping/return ping-pong with online sellers. But what I've grown to love best about them is their outright disdain for the lowest form of "hobbyist": The drone bro. Call it a "multicopter" all you'd like, pal, but your cheap piece of plastic trash is, at best, flying camera gear and, at worst, a suburban air rights debate just waiting to be solved in the most hostile way possible. I'm pleased that Hillsboro Hobby has never catered to these plugs, and I wish them continued success in selling the exact type of anti-air countermeasures that make these guys think twice about flying them over residential areas.

I didn't buy from them but my friend sent me a good deal for a Rc truck my husband wanted and it…read morewas very good price for Black Friday so I ordered it and at the shipping part it gave me the option to send it here to the Hillsboro Hobby Shop, perfect since it's a Christmas present and my husband works at home. I got a call that my order was in, however that's what they said. I asked where and what as I was a little confused who was calling and what they were talking about. The gentleman then proceeded to ask me why I didn't buy it from the hobby shop where it was shipped too, I said look I bought what my husbands friend sent me that he wanted and was on sale for Black Friday. That's it. I went in today to pick up my order and my experience totally changed. Greg the owner and so had a wonderful conversation and Greg does have a deep voice and can easily be taken wrong, and I have a TBI and definitely can take things wrong. I left the place and will definitely be back, my draft before posting said I never would. I will order directly through him next time or just go in the store as they don't have a benefit or compensation at all from the Hobby place I ordered from yet it let's you ship to a small business and that doesn't make sense to me and I won't do it again but I will definitely go in and shop small and local next time my husband needs anything from the hobby store. Thanks Greg for a great conversation and great service and glad we could talk it out and learn from it. Miscommunication at its finest. Not to mention I have a injury and get confused and take things wrong often. My husband is so excited about his new rock crawler that yes he got early for Christmas but it was a total surprise!