What a nice little shop along the river. My knitting and felting friend was in love with all the…read moreitems in the store. I know that she found the prices good and the store was well stocked. I'm tempted by one of the felting kits that I saw, perhaps when I return to the area in August, it will still be there.

I found you on Yelp when I put in fun kid's places. Isn't that interesting. I am sure if a bunch…read moreof kids with parents showed up at your place BaaaDugan would be happy. Proably the only one. :) Who do you think this is? The kids wanted to stay at Imagination station yesterday and not visit anyone (even their mom). So don't feel bad :)

From the owner: I have approximately 40 years of sewing and crafting experience! If you have a need for…read morealterations, hemming, zipper repair, custom clothing, holiday or special event dresses, kids clothing, little girls dresses (my favorite) or crafts from crocheted top kitchen towels to aprons, tee shirt quilts and afghans...I am the person that you should contact! Along with sewing, alterations and crafts you will find homemade fishing lures from Black Swamp Musky Hunters. There are bucktails, spinner baits and assorted other lures for musky, northern pike, walleye and many other species of fish. You will have the opportunity to purchase my books as well, they are Innocent Victim and A Twist in the River. We look forward to working with you!

Ownership and name has changed, but the shop is better than ever…read more Creatively Altered has a wonderfully helpful staff who are very knowledgeable on their products and in fiber crafts. The shop also regularly holds events from trunk shows and casual group crafting events. Also active on social media. The last question I sent through FB Messinger was answered in less than an hour.

Very good assortment of all types and brands of yarn. Cascade appears to be a favorite. Some…read morebrands featured are Malabrigo, Plymouth and Universal. They have many other brands and samples are displayed throughout the store. They have embroidery yarn and a very large selection of notions, needles and locally made project bags. The store has a large table so you can sit and knit. The podcast '2 Purls in a Pod' is hosted by an employee of the shop and her bestie. Parking is available on Rice Street and in the back.

This store is closed. There is nothing there. Reviews have to be 85 words, which is stupid, since I…read moream only saying this store is permanently closed.

Beautiful shop. Good customer service, many classes available. A lot of fabric and mostly things…read moreyou don't see every where They also have yarn for knitting or crochet. However , I am not sure they are still open as the owner had a family medical emergency to take care of. So, call first.

Tried contacting the owner from phone number on signs on the door. Left message. No response. That…read morewas like this spring of 2024. Business hours are not lined up for me to go when they are open. They close at the same time I get off work. Would really like to know if they offer any classes.

Friendly staff! Going here is like visiting family in their home. They raise sheep and alpacas and…read morespin, dye, and sell their own yarn (600 yards for $30 of their brand of super soft and beautiful alpaca!). There are so many different varieties of yarn, you'll be spoiled for choice and they'll ball it up for you! There's a gift shop with house-made fudge, lots of treats, candles, jewellery, clothes, you name it. They also rent cabins!!! One downside: porta-potty.

The shop is an hour and a half from my home but quality workmanship keeps me going back. I have…read morenever been disappointed. They have so many different designs from very simple to very complicated and time consuming. The owners are very knowledgeable and bend over backwards to help you achieve the finished look you want. You won't be dissapointed.

Spun Ann Arbor is a fiber artist's dream!! I first heard about this establishment through Knitty…read moreNatty's YouTube when Natalie and Kent went on their cross country LYS tour. The video was fun and made this establishment look like a warm & welcoming space. I appreciated learning more of the owners' origin story as Natalie interviewed them. All of that to say, I was more than motivated to check the place out. When I walked in, I was not disappointed. Located in Kerrytown, Spun has a local charm to it. The store itself is a great size where it's large enough for patrons to explore without feeling too crowded yet still able to maintain a cozy hipster vibe making it a great reflection of Ann Arbor. The sheep artwork (designed and drawn by one of the owners) is creative branding and contributes to the memorable experience. The yarn selection is massive and easy to navigate because of how well organized it is based on yarn weight. The amount of yarn may be overwhelming to some because there is a lot to look at - not a bad thing, only something to take into consideration. I thought it was quite extensive which left me speechless! Some may find it helpful to have a shopping list going in or know ahead of time what your timeframe is because you will want to spend time exploring each aisle. I had researched ahead of time on their website though found that when I looked at the yarn in person, some of the color hues I was expecting were different in-store compared to the photo listing online. I didn't mind as I had time to look and adapt, perusing in person so I was able to choose something else. I appreciated that there were quite a few local dyers, artisans, and spinners spotlighted - from the yarn to the notions/yarn bowls offered. Staff was welcoming - Annri introduced herself, provided a basket, and made herself available if I had questions. It was very friendly of her! The selection of yarn ranged in price where many would be able to find something in their budget. I felt some items were on the pricier side but that's considering the college town factor as well as that I only recently began transitioning to independent dyers, natural fibers & hand-spun. I did appreciate that there were several economy priced yarns offered which seemed like more options compared to other LYS' I've visited but still considerably less in proportion to Spun's independent dyer options. I walked away with stitch markers, two sets of double pointed needles, and four skeins of yarn! What a great haul! The staff was also kind enough to wind it for me free of charge which I greatly appreciated. I only had to wait in line and return for my skeins after 30 minutes. I could have easily spent all day at Spun!! It sets the standard for LYS and I'm excited for my next visit!!

Just loved this yarn shop! I stopped in for the 2024 SE Shop Hop. It had been quite a few years…read moresince I had been here - in fact, they were not even in this location last time I visited them. I loved the layout of the yarn - everything was so easy to browse. There were several different areas to sit and knit or browse through magazines. I did find a few yarns to try and a new felt project. I will definitely be coming back here again.

The lady that greeted us was not quite rude but condescending. The lady that cut my fabric order…read morewas curt and also condescending. However, the lady from Florida was most pleasant. the fabric selection was grand, prices reasonably set and the store layout was great. I may try the quilt square a month club next year as I progress in skill but I definitely will not deal with the two older ladies again.

I have been here a number of times over the last couple of years as I expand my fabric collection…read more There is a great mix of traditional quilting fabric, batiks, modern, children's, and more. Lots of patterns for quilts, bags, and all those notions and things that you did know that you needed. Recently I just attended a vintage sewing machine repair class, limited the number of students, social distanced and everyone was masked for the entirety of the class. I felt very safe. Also, the store is on the second floor. There is an elevator. During this COVID time, there are numbers on the first floor door to grab as they are only letting people in with a number. When the numbers are not hanging, you have to wait for a customer to return their number, then you can grab it and come it. It's a really nice system.

Very welcoming shop! Upon entering the shop, I was greeted. Very colorful yarns are available for…read morepurchase. The display of festive yarns for the holidays caught my eye right away. All merchandise was organized really well and by yarn brand. I also noticed some cross stitch and embroidery kits. There was also a display of new DMC thread colors, as well as knitting needles, crochet hooks, and notions. There was a small group of people knitting while I was there shopping. I learned that there is a group that meets weekly to work on their projects. Very friendly environment! I'll stop in again and shop when in the area. Prices were good for the excellent quality of the yarns!

Little Sheep Yarn Boutique's customer service is excellent. They mailed me yarn to Toronto…read more Unfortunately, the dye colours did not match to the blanket I was crocheting at the time. They were kind enough to refund me. I would recommend and I will continue shop at this yarn boutique without any hesitations. Thank you! Selma.