Beads, yes. Crafts, not so much. They have some acrylic yarns and a few blends but overall, I was…read moredisappointed in looking for local or natural fiber yarn. There's some other craft stuff, but the selection was small. They do have a ton of beads and things for jewelry making, if that's your thing. Coolest part was the shop owner makes handmade wooden archery bows, so there's that if you're interested.

i love this place, it has so many useful items that one could use for just about any craft you can…read morethink of. the bead selection is amazing, and there are so many yarn skeins with so many colors i could look forever. the prices are awesome, there are tons of beads and bags and hooks available for insanely great deals.

I was in vacation - my need to explore a local quilt shop ... wasn't…read more Cutting to the chase - for a local or 'small' business, Quilt Harbor is 'big' on options; the owners clearly put thought, effort and a bit of their personality into this shop and it was appreciated by this quilter/seamstress! - Quilt pattern choices? Beginner or more seasoned, there's something here for you. - Fabrics? Plenty of color coordinated, themed quality fabrics; solids, patterned, florals, batiks, watercolors etc. Yep. Quilt Harbor is an easy recommendation for me. Recognizing fabric choices are sometimes very personal, and allowing you might not like my fabric choices, I've attached a couple cellphone pics for reference.

Stopped by for a visit while in town this week. Great little store! Owners are super friendly. They…read morehave great prices for machine servicing! A variety of quilting cottons, in a limited amount of space. Currently, they have the front door locked and will quickly come to open it for you when you knock.

Came in a mini yarn crawl with some friends. I've never been here before and was amazed to see all…read morethe nice hard to find yarn. Everyone was friendly

Beautiful store! Extensive selection; friendly, knowledgeable, kind staff! A joy to shop here.read more

You gotta check out this yarn store that is also a dye studio! Kerry Graber and the crew of fiber…read moreartists dye their own yarns on site. Gorgeous colors in natural fibers. A fun, warm environment with lots of help for knitters of all skills levels. Weavers, spinners, and crocheters also will find inspiration!

I just discovered this place today, and I'm so glad this store is here! Staff was absolutely…read morefriendly, helpful, and gave me spot-on suggestions. The yarn is gorgeous. I think this is the beginning of a long-term relationship.

Stopped in at Ewe and I Yarn Shop with my sister on a road trip from Vancouver, WA to Seattle. It…read moreis located in Chehalis, a charming little town next to Centralia. The shop is a hidden gem with a warm and inviting atmosphere. While Ewe and I is mainly a yarn store, they also have supplies for spinning, weaving, and felting, as well as craft classes. One side of the shop is Shonda's Food Cafe with hand pies, coffee, and baked goods. There are tables where you can sit and eat, but they were all taken when I was there on a Saturday in the late morning. They offer gorgeous yarn, such as the Alp Natural in the photos. The staff is kind and helpful, cheerfully winding my yarn without complaint and talking about possible patterns I could use with the yarn. I wish I lived near this shop so I could visit often.

What an incredible yarn shop. So many different brands, weights, and fibers in one store. It's…read moreprimarily commercial yarn but their selection and choices are beautiful. I was fortunate to hit a 40% off The Fibre Company sale and I got two sweater quantities for a steal. Staff was both kind and knowledgeable. I can't wait to go back here.

I have been to this store three times and everytime Burl has been extremely helpful and interested…read morein what I've been working on or looking for. She even went through her personal collection of knitting needles trying to find the size I needed today. The shop is full of beautiful yarns, interesting pattern books and consignment pieces. I always come away from Yarns N Darn Things feeling inspired!

Husband and I stopped in here yesterday on our anniversary roaming around day. Heather, the owner,…read moreis just as nice and helpful as can be, and the shop is a delight to browse in. I loved the ocean decor (and you can see the river and boat harbor just outside the back door). Heather loves to support Indie dyers, and the shop reflects that love. She also carries commercial yarn. There's a roving room as well, with luscious braids of fiber. There are also previously owned spinning wheels looking for homes...at reasonable prices. I wish I could've stayed longer; Husband was relaxing at the bookstore next door (an awesome place, too), and it gave me more time to shop, but we wanted to go driving on the beach, and didn't want to run out of daylight. There's a knitting area with comfy chairs, magazines and patterns for sale, and the shop is light and bright. Heather was very helpful and friendly; I appreciated that she showed me around and then left me to browse on my own without hovering. Purly Shell Fiber Arts (I LOVE that name!) is wheelchair accessible, too. It's a sweet yarn shop and worth stopping in if you're in the area. Or, like us, making a day of it and heading out that way.

Amazing shop! They have more handspun and indie dyed yarns than I think anywhere I've ever been…read more They also raise their own angora and spun it! I'm just passing through but I wish I lived closer so I could come here more often.

I continue to be much more impressed with this yarn store than the other yarn stores in town…read more Michelle, the owner, is infinitely patient and helpful, and very knowledgeable! I have some serious disabilities and she has always been very kind and gracious with me, answering questions over Facebook messenger since it is hard for me to come in, and even remembering our conversations when I come in and showing me directly to the yarn I need so I can minimize my time in the store. I love that they do knitting for charity, like knitted knockers, and classes for everyone from beginners to kids. They just keep expanding their yarn selection and have a great variety of yarn. They have really beautiful, high quality yarns that make knitting such a pleasure. They also have more moderately priced yarns, but nothing cheap (as in quality as well as price). They even carry fiber for spinning, as well as some notions like buttons. There are almost always people sitting on the couches, chatting and knitting. Very friendly, welcoming store that is a pleasure to shop at! The only thing to watch out for is they do carry some body products that are scented with artificial fragrances. I have Multiple Chemical Sensitivities so I'm very sensitive, but my hubby said the scent is definitely noticeable in the store. I air out the yarn for a week in the laundry room and I can use it. Other people probably wouldn't notice after a day or two. Definitely not nearly as bad as JoAnn's or Michael's but something to be aware of. Edit: They don't have yarns dyed with GOTS certified dyes, or organic yarns except one cotton I think, which is strange to me because Olympia is a very environmentally conscious place.

Lovely place to sit and spin and buy some indi dyed fiber and yarn. There is both a…read moreknitting/crochet and a spinning group.

Lost and Found Crafts sell secondhand and a few new crafting supplies at low prices - scrapbooking,…read morecard making, jewelry, mixed media... They offer a few classes, am taking a class next month! Check their website, FB page, Blog, drop in, or call. 10am-6pm Tues-Sat, 11am-4pm Sunday There is also an area that is open to Groups who meet monthly. People meet to create their own projects and enjoy likeminded company (not a class). (I took the info below off their website Feb 2023) 1000 Hearts Stitching (felt hearts): Every Tuesday, 12-2 Knitting/Crochet: Thursdays and Saturdays, 2:00-4:00pm Art Journal: 2nd & 4th Wednesday of the month (please call to make sure there is room) Bookmaking: 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month, 11:00 - 1:00 Sewing: 2nd & 4th Sunday of the month, 1:00 - 3:00 (mostly mending or making clothes, not a quilting group) Mixed Media Tags/ATCs: 3rd Sunday of the month, 1:00-3:00/4:00 (call first to make sure there is room) Card Makers: First Monday of the month at 11:00-1:00 The goal is for people to donate and use 2nd craft supplies thus keeping them out of the landfill... The prices are very good and I plan to shop, donate, take classes and visit a few Groups when I can!

Super friendly staff. Large fabric selection. With new and donated fabric. Trims, thread, zippers,…read morebeads! Tons of items for crafting. Reduce, Reuse, recycle

This is, by far, my favorite LYS (local yarn store) in Clatsop County. Candy Skein yarn is so soft…read moreand pretty, but I also love that the owners carry other brands of yarn and spinning fiber as well. The owners, Tami and Kurt, are very knowledgeable when it comes to knitting, crochet, spinning, and cross stitch. They have helped me pick and arrange colors for more than one project I've knit. Friday night knit nights are my favorite hours of the week. So fun to sit and craft with good people.

Such a cute shop downtown. I went while they had a Sunday market going on and it was a great…read moresurprise. The store has some beautiful squishy offerings and a hand dyed line that is beautifully done in house.