I love this place! It is great for everything; knitting, crocheting, sewing and more! The prices…read moreare better than Walmart for basic yarns. The staff are really friendly and helpful. Free class every Monday from 1-4pm. Not even a 10 mins bus ride from Main Stn.

Amazing selection. Overwhelming -- floor to ceiling storage of yarn in a low ceiling space -- so…read moregive yourself time. I was in Toronto for meetings, and I called ahead to see if they could possibly have the circular needles that I have been chasing the world for (no joke -- everywhere I go...). He was very helpful and knowledgeable and had options! I trekked out to the shop in the pouring rain. Got the needles! A miracle indeed. Spent at least an hour browsing, bought some lovely yarn for a baby project (that I started immediately on the new needles), and will definitely go back. Very helpful and knowledgeable staff.

This unassuming shop has been part of the plaza at the northeast corner of Weston Road and Steeles…read moreAve. W. for decades. You can see the store front from the roads if you're looking towards the plaza. The sign is done in a pretty font befitting its name. There's plenty of free parking. The lot is accessible from Steeles. The store looks deceptively small from the outside. It's long, and has a second floor. This specialty shop has just about anything you may require for all your sewing and thread craft needs. Not only will you find supplies, you will be able to avail yourself of the knowledge the owner and staff can share. In fact, they teach their own classes here. When we came in looking for a new pair of scissors, we enjoyed browsing the books, patterns, and accessories as well. We did find that it's a little more expensive for some things than going to the Fabricland up Weston Road, but we enjoyed the better atmosphere and the satisfaction of supporting a local business. If you don't want the sterile shopping experience of a chain like Fabricland, this place is for you. The inspiration and knowledge you will come away with from here instead make it worth repeat returns.

From the owner: The Enchanted Needle carries a large selection of cross stitch patterns, kits, traditional and hand…read morepainted needlepoint canvases, needlework supplies such as beads, charms, DMC, Anchor, over-dyed threads, hoops, tablecloths, fabrics and accessories. We carry good quality knitting yarns from Filatura di Crosa, Berroco, Misti Alpaca, Classic Elite and much more. Knitting fibers made of alpaca, cotton, mohair, wool, linen, silk, bamboo to name the few. At The Enchanted Needle you find friendly and knowledgeable staff, and professional finishing. Classes for beginners to advance techniques in hardanger, schwalm embroidery, Assisi, blackwork and canvas work. Center located, easily accessible, with ample free parking.

First went into this store about three years ago in search of a specific knitting needle size that…read moreI couldn't find at Michaels. Up until then I had never gone into my local little yarn store...wow I sure had missed out on a lot. There is so much to find and the store owner is very knowledgeable and will help find the best yarn for your project that works best for your budget. A wide range of yarns from higher end acrylics to the beautiful hand spun and dyed artists brands. If she doesn't carry it or have it in stock she will help you find it! Definitely my go to place!

Super friendly and extremely knowledgeable young lady runs the store. Fun events, knit nights, WIP…read moreworkshops. Competitive prices and lots of selection in stock. (James C Brett, Patons)

The absolute best place to poke around. It will quickly become a home away from home. Exactly what…read morea neighbourhood yarn shop should be.

What a lovely lady who owns this business. Helpful and patient - welcoming experience. Terrific…read moreselection of yarn set in a lovely older home. Parking I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the shop.

It's the kind of shop that you want to visit weekly, if you lived in the great neighborhood in…read moreToronto. I loved it. The yarns were beautiful. The service was friendly and they even gifted me a bag, perhaps because I bought so much or because I was from Texas. :) either way I loved the place.

We visited this little yarn store when spending a few days in Toronto. Such a sweet shop with a…read morenice variety of Canadian yarns. The person working quickly came and showed me all the local yarns knew several of the dyers as well. She was welcoming and even chatted with my children.

It doesn't matter if you haven't a clue about knitting Treena ,someone with the store will try…read moreto help. It was amazing to see some young children mix with adults. Spin Me a Yarn offers classes. Support artisans, learn a forever skill

Great selection of yarn and accessories and super friendly helpful people!! Very welcoming!read more

Huge selection of Addi needles and a quick shipment. I've only ever ordered their needles, but I'm…read moresure the rest of their products are equally good.

Most Knitting stores have a few balls of yarn in a few of the colours from the particular supplier…read more It can be frustrating if you want to buy more than one ball. Camilla Valley is very different and a really wonderful find for knitters. They have an amazing amount of yarn and a crazy amount of colours packed into a cute little building. Their hours are limited and they are a little bit of a drive but the selection makes it well worth the trip!

This is a small yarn shop specify for Japanese yarn and Patterns…read more The store lady is very nice (and pretty too) and she has lots of Japanese patterns books for you to take a look. If you like any pattern inside, she is willing to make a copy for you (and if you buy her yarn at the same time). I think she is pretty good in crocheting as she stocked up some (VERY FINE) crochet yarn with are very elegant and gorgeous. Although the shop is small, but it's always pretty crowded with knitters there. They sit there, chat, and knit. And the store lady is more than happy to teach how to read Japanese patterns as well. She sometimes have some sales on yarn , and she put them in the bins at the entrance. It's a good place to go, as she has new items for every season. I will say that the price is pretty high for the Japanese yarn, if you compare with the European ones, but, Japanese yarn is not cheap, and with their high quality , I think it worths. *the store moved to another location within the same mall. And the name changed to : The Barn (see attached picture)