I was in the area for work and wanted to find a local knitting store. Yarn Social was a gem--the…read morestaff was very friendly, and they had a good selection of yarn. I picked up a few nice skeins, which they did not mind winding for me. If I lived in the area, I would definitely come back! Come check them out.

Spent so much time with me to get supplies, I had no idea…read more Thank you for the special treatment!

BEST yarn shop in the Kansas City area! Super friendly staff, super helpful. So many beautiful…read moreyarns to select from. Many great ideas hanging near yarns in the store. There is a big table that patrons can sit & craft, chat & get help & ideas. I have driven there many times & will continue to make that drive for the great help & yarns that are available there. These ladies know how to operate a yarn store!

Staff is friendly and helpful. I took a beginning crochet class and learned a lot; it was nice that…read morethey limited the class size so we got a lot of attention and guidance.

FUN. First, I think it is important to respond to the only review on Yelp, which is over 6 years…read moreold. The pricing at Momo's is in line with everywhere I look at, and while not the absolute cheapest possible the ability to go in and find the kind of yarn that matches what you want to do is something you can't do when you order online. The store staff was helpful, informed, and they ask good questions about what you are knitting and what you could need. From beginner to advanced, Momo's gives you access to yarn and knitting supplies, and if you go with a friend the experience can be even better. I took my son on Mother's Day weekend and not only did I find what I was looking for, they involved both of us in the process so that we took away from the store more than just yarn, we took from it a great memory. Nothing is better than that, and you can't get that delivered in a box by UPS.

Warm, friendly environment with expert knitting instruction. The shop is charming and stocked with…read morean impressive selection of yarn. Michelle is a knitting genius and can interpret any pattern and help prevent, or correct, mistakes. She is always available for a quick consultation and has taught me several specialized knitting tricks. Her new knitting room is comfortable and welcoming.

Loved this shop so much I went twice while in town for a conference! The selection of yarn is…read moregreat and priced fairly. Lori was so helpful in navigating the options and providing suggestions on what might work on future projects. There are classes a few times per month and I learned to crochet (I'm a knitter) with Lori. Hope to be back again soon!

This store is two different yarn shops owned by two different women. They are passionate about…read moreknitting and crochet, both with excellent taste. Pure wool yarn with a delicious hand. Their yarns are a pleasure to work into a project. It's close to the Square downtown Independence but off the beaten path. They have a large international following so they mail out lots of yarn. It's is a marvelous place with the most beautiful yarns you can imagine.

My all time favorite store for yarn, fibers, and supplies for fiber artists. It's a beautiful store…read morefun by a lovely woman. I thought I'd lost the store when they closed in Parkville, but recently found her in Weston thanks to a friend's invitation to a felting class. There is a great selection of fiber, yarn, wool and lots of projects on display for inspiration. The shop owner is very helpful and knowledgeable about everything she sells. The shop has a real collaborative studio feel to it, very inviting with several comfy places to sit and create. Did I mention they offer classes on occasion. Our instructor was a very skilled felting artist and the class was great fun. We even enjoyed a lovely lunch prepared in the shop for us during our class. The only negative was the further distance from my home, but there is great fun to explore in Weston once I get there.

They are great. We needed to match an old dark green wool thread from an old (1970's Christmas…read moreTree) kit that uses wool thread to complete the picture in different colors. They were able to match the color exactly by using a small piece that we sent to them. Also, the value is fantastic since you can order just a small skein for a very reasonable price. They went out of their way to help us. Thanks.

The Studio was a longtime fixture near the Plaza, a lovely store, but to be honest it was kind of…read moreshoehorned into a strange space. Now, the new location in Overland Park is a lot more open, brighter, better light & plenty of room to browse. There's a nice selection of yarns & kits, as well as a well-stocked section of needles & shawl pins & various accessories, something for any knit/crochet/needlepoint aficionado. A couple of chairs and tables at the front of the store invite crafters to drop by & knit a couple of rows. Also, parking is a LOT easier than before -- which, frankly, makes me a lot more likely to drop by. As always, Cindy & the staff are helpful & friendly. Really love the new face of the Studio!

They are so helpful and have a fabulous selection of projects to keep me busy for ages!read more

This is a really good yarn store. They have locally produced, Indy-Dyer yarns as well as a house…read morebrand called 319 (their street address). Th'Red Head Designs Mini Boomer is a serious deal. 1140 yards of fingering for under $60. And the store has the national/international brands you would expect to find in a well-stocked store such as Malabrigo and Cascade. As a knitter living in Texas I also looked at their cones of cotton, a yarn intended for the weaving buyer. But I wasn't in a cotton-buying kind of mood. CAVEAT: Parking is an issue. The street parking in front of the store is heavily patrolled by City Meter Readers. The meter took coins from me but didn't give me time on the meter for the money. It suggested that I turn a handle that didn't exist. Then I tried to make the City parking app work. Apparently I'm just not that App-Literate. I stood by my car while the store wound up my purchases. I ducked back into the store to grab my new yarns. That was all the time it took for a parking ticket to get jammed under the windshield wiper. The ticket was only $10 so it wasn't a Big-City Style parking ticket, but still.....

Service is excellent! Very knowledgeable and patient which is great for this beginner. Fantastic…read moreselection of yarn and fiber. Well worth the drive from Liberty and I'm looking forward to my next visit!

I've been using Angelika's online yarn-store.com for several years, both at their original location…read morein Portland and now the location in MO. The prices are the best I've found and the service is second to none. Here's the latest example: Ordered late Friday night in WA. They didn't have one color I wanted so I sent a separate email asking if they had it, and if it would be possible to add it to my order if they did. Before I woke up Saturday morning there was a response saying they did have it, and could add it. I received a follow up phone call to confirm. My yarn arrived at noon today, Monday, less than 48 hours later. All of my experiences with them have been like this. They outdo themselves every time. Thanks for being amazing!

Awesome service. Very friendly and attentive to customers. Great product selection at an affordable…read moreprice!! Thank you!

I attend the yearly cross stitch shop hop, and it includes Stitch On Needlework. This is a quilt…read moreshop/collectibles shop/needlework shop, all in one. I like looking at the collections, but I manage to stay away from them. If you want Jayhawk of any kind: material, cross stitch patterns, anything, they have it. But, other than that, they are quite small. The quilt shop area is kind of cool, again, great for people who do quilting, and live in Lawrence. Jayhawk fabric is hard to find elsewhere. I have alot of it in my stash, thanks to this store. As for other cross stitch items, kind of basic supplies I can get in Missouri. But, when I participate in the cross stitch shop hop,I always pick up a Lawrence, KU or Jayhawk pattern or fabric of some kind. It sits on Mass. Street, up the street from the Yarn Barn. There is parking on the street, it is metered. There is plenty of stores to visit while on Mass. Street. So, plan accordingly.

After I entered Stitch On Needlework Shop, I was told to stick my hand into Frankenstein's mouth!…read moreI'm down with that! It was gooey, disgusting and . . . I'm kidding. It was just a cookie jar, but it made the coolest growl while its eyes flashed in fury. The best way to describe the shop? Read my take on Bittersweet Hollow over in Parkville. We're basically talking twins here except for the needlework section in the back of shop here at Stitch On. Crafted collectibles include Department 56 and Byer's Choice. You'll also find a large selection of Vera Bradley purses and bags to throw your crap in. For the decorator, its a paradise of holiday items to "festivus" your home. (C'mon you Seinfeld freaks!) I'd say the shop's greatest asset was the service. Her involvement and conversation over frankensteins and draculas had me grinning from ear to ear.