I'm so glad we live in a world where concepts like this exist…read more I've never knitted or crochet, but I've recently picked up sewing and it's grown my appreciation and curiosity for hand crafting. Needles & Hooks is stocked with more yarn than I previously thought existed on planet earth. They have every color/pattern you could imagine and all the accessories to go along with it. I also love the art pieces scattered throughout the shop, giving it a whimsical feel. I truly couldn't pick a favorite.. but gun to my head? I loved the hand knitted frogs. Whether you're an experienced knitter or just looking to breathe in all the crafty air, this is a great place to spend your weekend. I felt my body instantly gravitate to this store and left feeling inspired to create.

I promised a friend that I'd make her a beanie as a bridal shower present. From looking online I…read morehad decided what yarn I was aiming for but I didn't trust colors on my screen. Needles and Hooks was just a nice as the last time I went. The yarn here is more expensive than a Michaels but most if not all yarn will have natural fibers. The person who helped me out is really nice and helped verify my yarn color choices. If you buy a hank of yarn, they'll offer to cake it. I've taken the offer before and it turns out nice. I didn't during this visit. There is a decent amount of people who come to knit on Thursdays but I was there to shop. Shopping during that hour is a bit less popular since people are crafting. Parking is great and I will still mourn the fact they had to move inside the mall from their spot outside with a nice window.

I am a brand new crocheter and stopped by on my way home to pick out some yarn to get started. I…read morecame by on a Tuesday evening and saw the "sit and stitch" group in progress - it could not have been a better time to come in! Everyone was so kind and welcoming, even those who didn't work at the store and were there to knit/crochet. I was in awe of the selection of yarns and the two employees I spoke to were both so welcoming of questions and invited me to come back to the group sometime. I'll be sure to swing for the group by once I get some of the basics down!

The owner was very friendly, and I loved the little pug that was there as well. I felt that there…read morewas a good selection of notions as wells yarns. I got several hanks of yarn, some new DPNs and some Pom Pom makers. Prices were very reasonable.

This is my new favorite yarn shop in Seattle. I came in for needles and the lovely (I assume owner)…read morewas wonderful. the selection is a lovely mix of classic work horse yarns (Berroco, etc,) but also really nice hand dyed small batch yarns. I managed to leave without buying yarn, but she is holding two skeins until I get paid which is amazing. I am trying to stick to a budget and her holding yarn for a few weeks is so nice. I can't wait to go back

It's my personal ritual to make a far(er)-flung trek to a yarn store outside the main city area…read moreevery time I travel. Acorn Street turned out to be the BEST yarn store I have been to. Their selection of yarn is extensive and very organized; Juni and Si was holding a trunk show while I was there. They have a variety of both local and famous yarn (ie Madtosh, Malabrigo, Berroco), and most of all, their staff is the sweetest bunch. But, but! The thing I loved most is the sheer number of needles and notions they carry: both singular sizes and also full sets from different vendors (Lykke, Chiaogoo, KP). You can spend hours here brainstorming a project and buying everything you need to start swatching. I bought some cute pine cone stitch markers, a skein from Juni and Si for some socks and an Addi needle (with which I'm already in love with and off to the races on a new project). Thanks, Mary and Janet! I will surely, surely be back the next time I am in town.

We love their concepts of reusing and how cheap it is to buy secondhand supplies like knitting…read moreneedles, stamps and yarn. The store is well lit and well-organised. It's easy to navigate around the store and find craft supplies. Though the selection is small, I was able to pick up a brush cleaner and a new stamp for only five dollars. The woman working at the store was super sweet. She answered all our questions and talked to my parents at length. My mom is excited to come back and donate her leftover yarn to be loved again.

Firstly, it's super cute! I had some beginner knitting questions and the employees were very…read morehelpful. They had an impressive selection of "rescued" yarn craft materials like knitting needles, crochet hooks, and yarn. Love love love!

It's hard to find a fabric store in Seattle these days so Stitches is a real find. I've purchased…read morefabric and Sashiko thread and needles that have made me really happy. I appreciate their helpful staff and their quality merchandise.

Really cute little neighborhood yarn and material shop. They have all of the essentials and staff…read moreis friendly. Yarn balls are small but reasonably priced with a nice color selection. I like to crochet so I bought some soft orange yarn. They also had cute accessories and other fabrics further into the store.

Nifty Knitter was a lovely discovery: beautiful and abundant range of yarn including lots of…read morenon-superwash, linen, and cotton, and knitting supplies. I bought quite a lot of the house yarn which came in mohair, fingering and worsted in a range of stunning colors and blends. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff, so though it's a drive for me to get to Issaquah, I'll be back!

Came in to just browse the yarn and see if they had the ChiaoGoo Quads. When I asked an employee if…read morethey had the quads in stock she had rudely snapped her fingers at another employee named Wonder to go greet customers that had just entered the shop. I found that behavior very off putting and it happened twice during my discussion with her. Have some respect for your fellow employees as they aren't dogs you can snap your fingers at, they are human and should be treated as such. I ended up leaving and just ordering what I needed from another shop. If the owner or store manager sees this please encourage better behavior. I can't imagine how this employee treats other employees when customers aren't present. The employee who was rude was of Asian decent if this helps identify who was working today.

Lovely shop. Well curated yarns and needles. Friendly staff! Prices are comparable with other…read moreshops. I only wanted a replacement needle for my travel knitting , but was tempted to purchase some yarn. They also let me in 5 minutes early as it was raining!

One of my all-time favorite yarn shops! The owner, Emily, is the absolute best and is curating such…read morean amazing selection of yarns and notions. And I love the community that she's creating with the craft socials on Mondays and Rough and Tumble pub, and knit nights at the shop on Thursday. I'm so glad to have such a special shop close to home.

This store definitely won first place (if there was one) on the Yarn Tour 2026. They have…read morecomfortable seating with couches and a table and chairs, an amazing selection of yarn, and the staff was so incredibly helpful! The best was with the Yarn Tour, you receive 2 free patterns, and many stores did scarves, or vests, but this store - WOW - an absolutely adorable Summer Cardigan! The same cardigan was shown as crocheted or knit, and the color selection for the yarn to make it was vast! The owner was wearing the cardigan and it was just stunning. Parking was easy, the store is comfortable, clean and huge, the yarn selection was incredible, the pattern was beautiful, and the staff and owner were so welcoming! Definitely returning!

Lovely selection of yarn in this small but wonderfully unique and creative space. Friendly and…read moreengaging service. Can't wait to go back.