My friends and I had an absolutely amazing experience here. We came from western washington to…read morevisit a friend who lives in Spokane. Hen we came into the store we were absolutely amazed by the selection of things. One of the owners was coming around giving out fresh scones they just made for free, which were absolutely delicious. We also got a tour of the entire building by said owner, who was absolutely wonderful to talk to. He showed us all sorts of things about the building and answered all of our questions, then he patiently helped us check out as we were giving him lots of stuff to weigh and wrap near closing time. Everything was very reasonably priced as well! Absolutely amazing business that seems to do so much for their community! Absolutely going to visit again. I could not recommend this place enough!

Spokane is so lucky to have Paradise Fibers. Wonderfully expansive selection, including a huuuge…read moresection of malabrigo. There's a woodshop in the basement where they make their own yarn swifts to sell (I can vouch enthusiastically for their quality) and there's a kitchen upstairs where they occasionally make scones and muffins and things to hand out for free. Just 'cuz they can. I've heard Seattle natives bemoan that they don't have anything half as good as Paradise Fibers. I wouldn't think to go anywhere else in town for anything fiber arts.

This store is no longer open! Unfortunately there is still an active website. We went there and the…read moreground floor is under construction with no occupants.

From the owner: Knit Like Granny is your one-stop place for all things knitting! Whether you’re a beginner or an…read moreexperienced knitter, we have something for everyone. Our wealth of information includes tutorials on various knitting techniques and stitches like garter stitch, cable stitch, and lace, and a helpful guide on materials, supplies, and tools like bamboo needles. From cast on to cast-off, and from pattern selection to needle size, we provide tips and roundups of patterns for all levels of knitters, from beginner-friendly scarves to advanced handmade sweaters, blankets, a chunky cardigan, a basket, hats, socks, cute baby items, and more. We share advice on choosing the right yarn, determining the right gauge, and techniques like blocking and seaming, and finishing. At Knit Like Granny, we believe in the power of community, which is why we encourage our readers to share their projects and experiences in the comments section. We also welcome questions and suggestions for our content. Follow us on social media, including Instagram, to join a global community of knitters, connect with other knitters, and see amazing knitting projects. We’re dedicated to sharing our love for knitting and hope you’ll join us on this creative journey.

These ladies were super nice and so helpful! Their selection of yarn, which is what we were…read moreshopping for was not huge but varied enough that we found several treasures to purchase. If I get to go back to Idaho I am sure they would be on my places to shop!

From the owner: Fine yarns and fibers for knitting, crocheting, spinning, needle felting. From Alpaca, buffalo,…read morecashmere to merino, soy, quivit and silk, we have a yarn for every budget and every project. Please see our web site for current store hours

Alpaca Direct is a great source for yarn, patterns and good customer service…read more I recently found a pattern I want to make for my great niece. From the yarn manufacturer's web site I could not tell which solid and variegated color looks good with a variegated one. I called AlpacaDirect and was told Kelly was the best one to tell me. I talked to Kelly who pulled the yarn in question with others that coordinate well. She also had a picture of the yarns texted to me so I could see for myself. I ordered the yard and yesterday it arrived at my door. Thank you, Kelly and Jim.

This place was fun to go in. They had great service and very informative. My daughters really…read moreenjoyed watching them spin the yarn into balls.

Blythe was super helpful in helping me decide a weaving loom for my wife. I highly recommend going…read morein and talking with her. You can tell she genuinely love what she does.

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to this store. The owners are very invested in making this a…read morewelcoming place for crafters. This is definitely a place for all levels of ability. I really have not encountered that in the shops I have visited since moving to the area. I truly hope our locals and tourists will support this gem in our community.

Michael's a smaller version of hobby lobby…read more Honestly hard to tell the difference of what michael's might have that other craft stores don't. Not to dis it. It was good all around. A standard craft shop.

This location is probably the whitest Michael's I've ever been to. My grandma used to take me here…read moreoften but randomly she's stopped a while ago. I came here a few times recently as of writing and everytime it makes me understand my grandma more and more. The workers here are clueless and lazy. Checkout is always a mess. A few times my mom and I just decided to leave because of how chaotic checkout can be. Today, some random girl came in acting all dumb about balloons and I figured the old lady worker was gonna wait to help her after helping the literal line forming. But no, had to wait five minutes for the old lady worker to even glance at us. And when she did, she told everyone to do self check out. Great idea if it wasn't for their horrible self check out machines that ask if you want to become a member after scanning each item. Besides, I had to go through her to check out some markers. When I said so she said they sold out on all of them and someone else just tried to buy them a day before. So why was it still up then? If you had someone ask you about them a day before why didn't you take them back by now? And when I was over in that section I saw a worker just standing there too. My experience whenever I come here is always shitty and annoying. It sucks since its between Michaels or Hobby Lobby for art supplies. And fuck Hobby Lobby for being homophobic assholes. On my life I'm cursing this location with every bad energy I'll extract from Tyler Catastrophe. This location is spiritually ran by him.

From a homeschooling mom with limited artistic abilities, All Things Art has been such a blessing…read morefor my son. The guidance he receives from Ms. Penny is positive, gentle, and loving. He looks forward to his art classes every week and I enjoy seeing all he is learning from her. I highly recommend the classes here

Great selection of artist grade supplies! Penny was also wonderful and very helpful in finding what…read moreI needed :)

Mike consistently delivers exceptional customer service. Every time I visit the store, he goes…read moreabove and beyond to help. He's knowledgeable across all departments, friendly, and attentive--always taking the time to listen without making me feel rushed. He even went out of his way to assist when I couldn't find my coupon. During a recent visit, I needed a photo framed for my mom's 80th birthday and was short on time. After I explained what I was looking for, Mike thoughtfully presented three beautiful options. Once I made my selection, he generously offered to assemble the frame on the spot, which was incredibly helpful. Over the years, I've truly enjoyed my visits to the store, in large part because of Mike. His professionalism, kindness, and willingness to go the extra mile make a lasting impression, and I sincerely appreciate the service he provides. Visit on 4/11/26 Store had great merchandise, was well organized and all staff was friendly.

Went in this morning to pick up some game stuff. Darcy or whatever her name was- looked at me, I…read morewasn't greeted, LOOKED DOWN TO HER PHONE! That was rude! On checking out, I walked behind a couple who she greeted out. When looked at her she did not say thank you, have a nice day, or anything. I called the manager an hour later and she defended the associate by saying she wasn't on her phone. BS!!! How would she know? Can't wait for my corporate survey on this store!