Wow, what a spectacular selection of high-quality yarns, knowledgeable staff, who are friendly and…read morewilling to help with any question you might have to get your project organized! They even wound two of my skeins into balls before I left. It was definitely worth traveling a little out of my way to go to this store. I can't recommend this business highly enough for an amazing shopping experience and superlative products and guidance!

Wow! What a treasure! This shop has superb service and an amazing selection of gorgeous yarn. I…read morecan't wait to go back! Also they have classes if you are a beginner or looking to "level up" your skills!

I took a Learn to Knit class here and returned the next Saturday, while the shop was marked as…read morebeing open, and asked for help with a simple question. Shea told me "not to make a habit of coming in on a Saturday". She was rude and unprofessional in attitude. Don't bother the owner with any help you might need. She clearly does not want your business.

I don't know how an innocent 4 day weekend wound up being my own little PA yarn crawl. In my…read moredefense, I was left unsupervised. I had left Lititz and saw that String Theory wasn't that far away. I'm glad that I made the trip. The shop was small-ish but she had GOOOOD yarn!! I'll be back!

Just stopped by this shop today and I'm so mad at myself for not discovering it sooner! No need to…read moredrive further for quality yarn. This adorable shop is practically in our backyard if you live in the greater Harrisburg area. Totally worth it anyway--stellar selection of yarn and the coolest notions around. I'll stop ordering online and driving long distances for my fiber fixes now that I've found Flying Fibers. Also, Irina helped me select what I needed for the project I am starting and was extremely helpful, open, and kind. Can't wait to return!

I loved this shop! All kinds of yarn to choose from. I was impressed that they had many price range…read moreoptions, too. So often yarn shops only carry more expensive yarns. They also were very helpful and friendly. I will return again even though I have to travel to get there.

Lovely small town hidden gem. Proprietor was sweet, caring, and helpful. Wonderful lady! Shop…read moreOffers a large variety of items and lovely item made by locals to inspire.

The yarn is lovely and Catherine and Paul are very gracious. Geography makes visiting their shop…read moreimpossible, but it would be privilege.

I've taken two classes so far at Homesewn and each one the instructor were friendly and super…read moreknowledgeable. They made sure I was able to understand what I was doing and were patient while teaching me. There is a huge variety of everything from knitting, crochet, sewing etc! Every time I've gone into the store the staff are so nice. I'm always eyeing to see what new classes they have so I can sign up for a new one!

My favorite part about this place is that they are local. I don't have to go to the Huntington…read moreValley/Glenside or Germantown or New Jersey to get my quilting fabric. They have a small quaint shop with a wonderful selection of cute fabric in the back. Yarn is up front in the first half of the store. I like their choices on canvas. Eye catching threads, plenty of notions. When it comes to customer service they have been lukewarm with information/knowledge. When going into a quilt shop it's a vibe for a worker to help you with your project, helping with color coordination, fabric selection, showing tools they can provide. Mentioning longarm services would have been nice during my visit. This magic was missing.

Unfortunately, that store doesn't exist anymore. It was a great place, the service was excellent…read moreand the selection of wool was outstanding.

A shop of abundance in yarn, supplies, knowledge and friendliness! Love this find- fed my yarn…read morecraving in the best way. The owner, Debbie, was warm and welcoming and happy to answer all my questions. Check out this gem as soon as possible!

Heather is warm, friendly, and loves yarn. You can't ask for a better little yarn shop!…read more Even though it's pretty far from me, I look forward to wandering around her shop, fondling yarns. She has a great assortment of fibers, notions, and carries a variety of Namaste bags, too. They offer a variety of classes, and have in-shop knitting times as well. It's well worth the trip.

Heaven for crafters, but hell on our wallets. Every crafty hobby I enjoy is fueled here --…read morescrapbooking, card making, baking, journaling, sewing. It's super convenient to be able to get all the supplies I need in one place, but the price tag at the end of the visit can really add up. Luckily, Michael's offers tons of weekly coupons and sales -- you just have to be patient enough (it helps to have the app!). The staff are generally helpful here if you can find them. The scrapbooking section is well-stocked with a variety of great materials. There are cameras located all over these aisles, though, so I guess they have had issues with theft in the scrapbooking section? It's a bit odd. I've been happy with their COVID measures -- before the stores reopened, they offered easy online ordering and contactless pickup (they placed the order in carts out front when you pulled up, and you could retrieve them once the employee went back inside). Since stores opened back up, they require masks, have signage to remind you to keep your distance, and have been kept surfaces clean. Compared to other stores I've visited during this crazy year, all the other customers I've seen inside comply with the rules. In the beginning there were definitely stock issues (one week, there would be an abundance of the adhesive I use, the next week it would be unavailable for two weeks in a row) and staffing issues at the checkout. But they seem to have ironed out the kinks in the new space, and I've been able to find what I needed. The space seems comparable with the last location between Oregon/Lititz Pikes (maybe a little smaller?), but it is definitely easier finding a parking parking space than the other shopping center. The parking LOT in general is a helluva lot more frustrating, though (I agree with Maria D. -- these new "community" shopping area designs are MADDENING). Getting in and out of Belmont is infuriating, especially during the holidays. Save yourself a headache -- stop by in the middle of the day in the middle of the week rather than shopping here on weekends or weeknights.

if I could give less than one star I absolutely would. This has now been the third time within the…read morelast 3 to 4 months that I have visited this store. The lady who operates the registers who is in a power wheelchair (don't know her name so this is how I'm differentiating her from the other employees, nothing against her wheelchair) has rude to not only me but other customers as well. At this point in time, she has alone experience with this and I will not be giving it any more time or my dollars. The same employee each time I have visited has had snarky comments. The first time dating back until about two months ago I was there getting balloons for a birthday party and a few other supplies I decided to go with the prepackaged pack of so clearly they were wrapped in some kind of plastic. When I took them up to the register, she was picking through my pile and sort of through the package of balloons back at me and said "do not put these near me. I am highly allergic to latex." (mind you they were in a package and she wasn't going to be touching the actual latex. Also mind you she was sitting right next to where they were actively blowing up balloons. So if you're not allergic to latex, why are you sitting right next to the latex machine?). She refused to check me out and told me that I would have to get back in the long line and get the other person at the register next to her to check me out as she was not going to touch this package of balloons. Prior to me that day the other customer in line right before me had a newborn baby strapped in a carrier on her body. The baby was starting to get fussy in line and the employee told the mother that she "needs to quiet down her baby because she has a migraine". Mind you there's not really a way to control a crying newborn. It's what they do. My other experience with this employee happened to be this week. I went in to buy a pack of earring organizers on the shelf. It said the pack was $4.50. When I got up to the register, she write me up and told me that the total was $5.35. I handed her six dollars and she looked at me funny and asked if I had more change. I questioned her because I had given her enough for what she told me that the total was. She proceeded to say "I told you that the total was 6.35 if you would have been paying attention to me". At this point, I was getting a little fed up so I just handed her another dollar bill paid and on my way out. I politely told her that although she did not remember me, I remembered her because each time I have visited the store. She has checked me out and she has had an attitude with me and other customers in the process. She proceeded to laugh in my face and not say another word. I left the store and I called back in to speak with the manager on duty and made a report against this employee. However, this experience and previous experiences with the same employee over and over again have deterred me from ever spending my money at again to all other customers please be aware of this employee again. I do not know her name, but I can differentiate her from other employees by saying that she is the only one I've ever seen who works there in a power wheelchair.

Helpful and friendly staff, non-intrusive. Beautiful selection of yarns. The store is a little gem…read more Look for the sign, as the shop is off the. Street, but there is adequate parking.

Brand new high end yarn shop finally arrives on the Main Line! Yay!…read more Main Line Purls opened up two weeks ago in Devon. It's tucked away in a mixed use building right by the Marriott Courtyard, half a block from the Whole Goods and, in the other direction, the Black Cat Cafe. FDC and I spotted their colorful, bright sign after breakfast at the cafe. The shop is bright, clean and open. The yarn is all high quality, hand dyed skeins in a beautiful variety of colors and weights. They have done fun notions and gorgeous handbags too. We were greeted warmly, and the staff were lovely, answering questions and making thoughtful suggestions. They will also wind a skein or two while you wait if they're not very busy, and you can leave purchased skeins there for winding & pick up later. They told us they are planning to have classes and a Thursday night "knot in". This is a high end shop, with skeins of hand dyed yarn, including their own private label line. Do not come here expecting $6 Lion Brand acrylic yarns. The prices reflect the high quality of their yarn. Small free private parking lot right by the store, and more free parking only a few steps farther away. We'll be back for sure.