Their store is wonderful. I love the vast selection of alpaca socks. My favorite are the ankle…read moreheight socks with grippers. My wife starts with the winter gear, stocking hats, scarfs, blankets, shawls each a perfect birthday or Christmas gift. After i picked out my socks, i headed over to the "newest trend" Alpaca bracelets ( new to me ). I couldn't believe all the sizes. If i was talented , I'd buy different colors of their "yarn/fibers ? " and make my own. Ya just can't go wrong with AMERICAN made.

Great place for gifts or an up close alpaca experience. Very family, friendly and totally unique…read more Worth the stop if you're in the area.

My favorite yarn and club in STL! Loops, now known as Keepsake, taught me how to crochet and fueled…read moremy passion for being creative. Carla does a great job stocking the store with all the fiber art necessities, plus a bunch of fun items as well! There are so many workshops and events and she's curated a beautiful community :) Also in the back there's a workspace! I love coming here to chill. It's free to use and all you have to pay for are the snacks :) plus free wifi!! Come check out Keepsake!

From the owner: Loops is an affordable, inclusive, and community-centered fiber arts hub in the heart of St. Louis…read moreCity, offering a unique combination of budget-friendly yarn supplies, thoughtful goods, collaborative co-working space, and creative workshops.

What a joy to find a LYS on the east side of the river! My experience with this store was A+ from…read morebeginning to end. The service was kind and knowledgeable. Debbie was heartwarmingly wonderful in fixing a huge knitting mistake I had made while also teaching me how to fix. The fiber and supply selection good that will only keep getting better! They even offer classes. Highly recommend this darling store. I wish I lived a bit closer but well worth the drive.

From the owner: We sell premium yarns. We offer knitting, crochet and sewing lessons in groups or one on one. For…read moreMore Information Call us at 618-416-0378! Join us on Wednesday mornings or Friday evenings for our stitching circles for either knitting and crochet. Check out our on line store at fiberandthreadsneedlecrafts.com

Super cute shop and the staff are very helpful. Lessons are also available for knitting and…read morecrochet. Lots of example projects to help inspire you.

I was excited to discover that there was another yarn store in STL, it seemed that everyone had…read morebeen closing up shop! Well, I specifically put it on my schedule to visit here since it's a schlepp from my house. It is a very, very small store with a very small selection of yarns and accessories. I was wondering if they had enough yarn of the same dye lot of ANY particular brand to complete a sweater even... I hope this shop survives but there was not enough here to keep me shopping for even 10 minutes. The woman at the front desk was very friendly.

Multi-generational family owned quilt shop with a wide array of high quality quilting cottons,…read morebatting, backing, pattern books and notions. The shop owners are expert quilters who are glad to share their expertise (which as a new quilter made all the difference for me).

Very helpful, kind, and friendly staff. She had a beautiful selection of fabrics, notions,…read morepatterns, and books. Your Quilt Shop carried lines of fabrics I haven't seen in my area which was a lot of fun. The assortment of style and types of materials was wonderful, everything from fun and whimsical to primitives and wools. I found much more than I first thought I would. Prices were, in my opinion, very good. I'll be making it a point to go back when I'm in the area. Stop in and check it out, I don't think you'll be sorry. Your Quilt Store is just that and a whole lot more.

Want that special little something for the next holiday?! Go to Michael's where the staff is…read morefriendly & the inventory is amazing . The crew is ALWAYS friendly & knowledgeable. I can find too many options for things I didn't even know I "must have". The store here in Paducah is always very well stocked & the prices are unbeatable

From the owner: Everything to Create Anything. Our expansive craft assortments include the most popular art…read moresupplies, fabric, canvases, yarn, knitting & crochet supplies, frames, floral, scrapbook materials, beads, jewelry kits, Cricuts, craft machines, and more. Party plan with ease, Michaels offers balloon inflation, party decorations, gift packaging, favors, tableware and seasonal occasion decor. All your party supplies in one place. Visit our Paducah branch today and unleash your creativity.

I have been coming here since I was about 5 years old since we lived in the area. I got to learn…read morehow to needlepoint and sew from their classes. I love how they are a non-profit so proceeds go to those in need. I've been making needlepoint keychains for years now for thoughtful handmade gifts. Very unique place for the crafters of the world. Fun place to learn new crafts and hobbies. Friendly staff always willing to help out.

I've been here a few times with my girlfriend who does needlepoint. And has a loom…read more And I was in here years and years ago to get my daughter a Raggity Ann doll for her birthday. My daughter is now 27. The new store is larger, brighter and has much more merchandise. The new, expanded store is full of so many other things. Gifts, probably many for wedding gifts. Cheese, spread platters. Serving plates, bowls. Gorgeous stuff. Tervis glasses of many dimensions. MIZZOU stuff, KC stuff. Jewelry, baby gifts, baby clothes, beautiful picture frames, hand-woven rugs. Solmate socks (http://www.socklady.com/index.php), including those for children with an extra sock. Genius! An exceptional amount of Easter decorations which looked unique to me. So bright and cheery. I didn't mess around much in the yarn/thread/pattern area of the store, which is probably half of the store. But there's a lot of stuff there. My girlfriend brought in some embroideries she'd done for Christmas tree ornaments. You can do the needlework, and have them do the finishing. That was her mission. I think five people came to review and understand her request. To get it right. Because she's particular about what she wants. This isn't just a store. It's a philanthropic endeavor: http://www.signofthearrow.com/about-us/ Everyone who works there is a volunteer. Started in 1966, it's a community support organization from the St. Louis Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi. A great place to patronize.