Stopped in while on road trip. Lovely yarn shop. They have a nice selection of yarn including some…read morelocal hand dyes.

Recently retired and I was looking for a new social group. Social knitting at Common Thread has…read morebeen so fun. Always learning new techniques, finding beautiful yarns and patterns, and making new friends was just what I was looking for! It is a must stop if you are a knitter or crocheter.

What a treasure in Hudson Falls! A clean bright location, nice selection of yarns, the owner was…read morevery helpful. She even said I could drop in anytime with my latest project!

From the owner: We offer classes, kits, supplies, notions and a wide variety of yarn including Cascade, Plymouth,…read moreSkacel, Koigu, Periwinkle, Blue Moon, Groovy Hues, and more on the horizon. Please come sit a spell at our social knits held on Weds 11-1 and Sunday 2-4. Gift certificates available in any denomination

They are very welcoming and kind hearted group of women. They are very knowledgeable on knitting,…read morecrocheting weaving and other fiber arts. The have a wonderful selection of yarns including local dyers.

When I went in I waived hello to the person on the phone and she didn't acknowledge me. When she…read moregot off the phone her first question was have you been there before. I did not find her helpful but another person (one of the five owners) was helpful. When I was cashing out I asked for a bag and was told there would be a fee. I have never paid for a bag in a yarn store and don't expect to when i spend $100. This left a bad taste in my mouth. This would not be my go to store at all for the reasons listed above.

I attended a memoir intensive workshop last week in Spencertown and was able to shoot into Chatham…read moreto visit here. I bought three skeins of Cascade yarn to make a shawl i saw in the shop. There were so many great colors to choose from! I had to make a quick decision because I was short on time. The woman who helped me was so gracious to wind the yard right away and check me out. Two days later I went in again and the back part of the store was abuzz with everyone knitting and laughing together. What a delightful place! This made my experience in upstate New York that much richer. Thank you for the great yarn selection, reasonable prices and warm ambiance.

Excellent selection of yarns and at a very decent price. The store itself is beautifully arranged,…read moremaking it easy to browse. I believe I was speaking to the owner when I visited and she was very polite and helpful.

Folks are friendly and helpful. Selection of yarns is extraordinary. Kits and projects are…read moreinspiring. Delightful variety of classes. Gives me a smile just walking into the shop, and that smile stays stuck when I leave with a bag full of inspiration and dreams.

What an amazing local yarn shop! Fantastic variety of yarn from locally spun and dyed to national…read morebrands at every price point. The shop samples are great sources of inspiration! The shop also has kits available for hot projects. The absolute best part of this local treasure is the amazing staff and friendly atmosphere. With sit and knits held throughout the week, there are plenty of opportunities to make amazing connections! Also, Amanda (the shop owner) and Stephanie possess tremendous knowledge about both knitting and crochet and they are always willing to help! If you are in Rutland and you are knitter or hooker ;) you absolutely should check out this shop! Don't even bother with the big national chain stores who don't know dpns from k1p1s! Support local!!!

New Location - Still a fantastic yarn shop conveniently located on Pioneer Street in Cooperstown NYread more

knowledgeable staff and wide range of yarns and accessories in store. easily found what i was…read morelooking for and got ideas for my next project! catch her at rhinebeck 2023!

Six Loose Ladies is a wonderful surprise in the very small town of Proctorsville, Vt. On my first…read morevisit I was told that the shop is named for the quaintly termed "loose ladies" who used to work the neighborhood in the hey day of this old factory town. Such a great story but apparently not true. On my second visit I was given a second and probably more reliable tale of the origin of the name. Visit the shop to find out which story you prefer. The shop is located in the small village of Proctorsville, Vt. It's easy to find in a big yellow building. The yarns are primarily from local spinners, their sheep and llamas. The yarn quality and selection are both outstanding. An excellent knitter always seems to to be there to give you advice and help you get started.

I love the knowledgeable, talented, and friendly staff that work that work at the shop. I attend…read moreKnit Knite every Thursday and enjoy going to their many free events. The store has a Facebook and Instagram that is updated regularly with shop happenings. The beautiful yarn and friendly atmosphere make the store enjoyable every visit!

Learned to knit at this store! Love these ladies and their beautifully soft yarns and cappuccino!…read moreCompleted a scarf and hat so far!

Nice store with a large variety of yarns with a nice range of price points. Lots of choice for a…read moresmall store. i was disappointed because when I arrived an obviously regular customer was there and I was largely ignored even after I asked a question. Customer service matters especially in small yarn shop! Had a nice conversation at check out however so I would give this store another try.

Beautiful selection of yarn and helpful people working there and just willing to help out.read more

From the moment you walk in you are either greeted by the owner or one of their experienced staff…read moremembers. No question is ridiculous and I consider it a teaching environment. CeCe offers Wednesday night knitting where they pick projects or you can just join and work on your project. Thursday is open knitting or any project you want to do in the afternoon. The people who go to this range from new knitters to experienced knitters and everyone is always willing to help. The selection is vast and CeCe offers classes from learning how to weave to knitting classes (making socks or mittens) or felting classes. CeCe listens to her customers and is always open to suggestions on what classes you are interested in. I find her prices are competitive and she carries excellent quality items. It is definitely the place to go as you will not be disappointed.

WOW .. started this 2 years ago and never finished. WIFE LOVES THIS PLACE. A nice day ride from…read moreCallicoon if the the weather is nice. I don't knit, but you know what they say 'happy wife, happy life'. Life is always better after a visit to Perfect Blend.

Cute yarn shop with a lot of variety for different types of yarn. They were hosting a class while I…read morewent in but the staff was super nice when they got a chance. I loved that they have example makes of items you can make with the yarn. I bought a couple of skeins of eco friendly recycled cotton / polyester yarn for my next price