The selection here is amazing! Mostly wool yarn, but the variety of wool and weights and colors…read moregave me decision paralysis lol. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. They also wind your yarn for you for free (although note that you can't return it after winding). I will definitely be back for their amazing premium yarns!

A big store with lots of space and lots of yarn and tools for yarn crafts. It's organized, like…read moremany yarn stores, by fiber weight, primarily. The person I spoke to helped guide me on some color options for the yarn I wanted to match a yarn I already had. Worth checking this place out if you are in the area.

this place is great. I thought I already wrote a review but I guess not…read more First off, I signed up for a 1 on 1 class with Claire, and highly recommend it. I'm very new to knitting, and this was just what I needed. I got some important tips, and learned something called Tink! Previously I came in with my first ever project looking for some tips. Two ladies at the front desk took a lot of time to help me out. I also left with some nice little tools that really helped me out. Friendly staff, and it looks like they have a big selection for a small space. Definitely come by and check them out, and bring your project if you need some help. I've seen they have group and individual class options.

Northwest Wools is my neighborhood yarn store, conveniently located less than three miles from my…read morehome in the delightful Multnomah Village. They offer an impressive variety of yarns at different price ranges, along with a full range of knitting and crochet accessories, plus plenty of books and resources. The staff are consistently friendly and eager to help. I wholeheartedly support this local gem and encourage you to visit them!

they had just returned from the Nashville Market and had rented an additional space next door for…read moreall the goodies they came home with. whoohoo score! plus 10% sale on purchase. I've never had the option to use or even feel silk thread. luxurious! they were busy but staff was awesome help! so many wonder things to ogle. I will be sure to have them in my favorites for online and in person shopping. they also have their own framing center with gorgeous choices of unique framing options. this will be my downfall when returning!

The staff are amazing, take their time to explain and listen to your requests/questions. That being…read moresaid, their supply of diverse threads, materials and patterns FAR exceed any other source I have found, and I have been into needlework for at least 30 years!! Give them a try!! It's like going to a candy store!!

Cute, local, dog-friendly, human-friendly (delightfully, genuinely so). The humans that work here…read morelove their craft and are passionate about sharing it. Did you know a group of flamingoes is called a flamboyance? Well, I overheard the yarn specialists call a selection of different yarns a "flight of yarns". Stop in for a flight of yarns (or a big bunch!). They have so many textures, fiber types, and colors as well as tools and inspiration (they have some really cute books). You'll love it.

They are so kind and helpful for a beginning knitter. I've…read moreheard other yarn stores are not so friendly. My next project I will only go to Ritual Dyes.

As someone who has been needlepointing for over 20 years I am happy to give Northwest Needlepoint a…read morefive star review. Owner Cory is always welcoming and takes time to help each customer.

Cory is top notch. He has a great eye for color and is so encouraging during a long project. I…read morereally enjoyed the process and the outcome. Cory played a huge role in getting me through it.

Great local yarn shop! The Lovely ladies that were working were very knowledgeable and really made…read moreme feel like I was part of the knitting community! Great store

I've been to this yarn store several times, as a new knitter trying to find guidance and community…read more To say that the people who work there have been non encouraging is a tremendous understatement. From seeming reluctant to provide any advice about yarns or needles, to being impatient, rude and dismissive of questions, to most recently being blatantly irritated by my nine-year old daughter's interest in getting set up as a beginner--it's honestly baffling. I am there to spend money and to learn about their craft. It seems like they don't want my business at all. I keep going bc it's close to my home and they have a lot of nice merchandise but it almost seems like they want to discourage me as a new knitter. I've been helped by three different employees or owners, and they have all been awkward, terse, and generally unfriendly.