This is a gem of a shop. As a knitter the shop had a large selection of yarns and garment examples…read more I stopped in for some help with a problem and the proprietor was generous enough (and the shop was not busy yet) to offer her assistance. I'll be back.

Very helpful staff. Found a match to a fiber I ran out of before I finished the canvas.read more

This place is awesome, a great yarn shop. They were having a knitting group when I came in, and the…read moreplace was very welcoming. Great selection of luxurious fibers way better selection than my local shop. Got some awesome roving, and some nice yarn. The prices were good for what you're getting. The service was great, there were just happy ladies knitting and it made me happy! Don't want to miss it if you're in the area!

Love this sweet little shop in Suttons Bay! I always enjoy my time wandering in and out of here…read moreduring our summer stay. Beautiful yarns and patterns.

This shop was impossible to find. It looks like it's gone out of business next time call ahead.read more

We were on vacation in north west Michigan. An Ohio knitter recommended that we visit Knitology in…read moreTraverse City. It was about 75 minutes from the resort where we were staying so we took a day and went to Traverse City. What a find! Knitology has a variety of yarns but their claim to fame is their Reaction yarns. Reaction yarn is dyed on site! The guys are great. They also have a large open area so that people can sit and knit.

Cute alpaca boutique inside of the old asylum on cottage view drive…read more It's in the main throughway of the shopping alley down here. This cream colored alpaca cable knit sweater caught my eye in the display window, even though it was only the back of it. I went inside, liked the front side of it. There's no changing room, so I had to try on the sweater in their storage room, no biggie.

My hubbie likes alpacas so we stopped in. This boutique - selling everything alpaca - is one of the…read moreshops in the Village Commons (the old asylum). Believe it or not my hubbie bought a $50 alpaca stuffed animal. It was super duper soft and cute. He said it's going to sit in his office. I suppose he could have spent the money on worse things! The cashier was very sweet and informative. She spoke of an alpaca farm that we could visit (to further satisfy my hubbie's alpaca fix)!

Such a lovely shop! Don't be fooled by the unassuming exterior. Spacious, and yet full of treasures…read morefor knitting and crocheting in particular, at least that's what I noticed since those are my preferred fiber arts. Also, beautiful handmade jewelry, baskets, and other crafts made by artists associated with the Seiver's school. The staff were very kind and helpful. Very careful and thoughtful with their Covid-19 protocols (masks, limiting guests in store, etc.) I will definitely be back, and hopefully can take a class here one day. What a great reason to come to Washington Island again!

A sweet gem of a store for fiber art nerds of all kinds, featuring both high-quality, hand-made…read moregoodies to add to a visitor's home or wardrobe, as well as more budget friendly treats, such as books to inspire future projects. I would love to see a wider selection of fiber art project kits to occupy creative kids or adult vacationers on a rainy day in Door County.

How lucky are we Up North to have FiberShed!! This shop is so much more than a fabulous yarn…read moresupply site, though it is certainly that too. You'll find community engagement with classes, craft gatherings, and fiber art announcements. The yarn supplies are endless and varied, truly. Nadine is a resource extraordinaire, with personal experience in raising sheep, preparing wool, spinning, knitting....and weaving! She is generous with her knowledge and a delight to know - making it a pleasure to be there and a feel-good purchase. If you are drawn to fiber arts and visiting Northern Michigan, this is a must stop in charming Boyne City.

I love this shop! It's got gorgeous yarns and spinning supplies. It's got great natural light and…read moreis large enough to browse comfortably. Nadine, the owner, has always been very welcoming!

The farm was very beautiful and well maintained, the animals were so adorable and friendly, the…read moremerchandise was cute and great quality and the owners were extremely nice and patient taking their time answering all of our questions. They even accommodated to our schedule and gave us a tour outside of business hours. Got to get up close with the animals, pet them and feed them. A great hidden gem! It was a great experience and well worth the $10 admission.

From the owner: We specialize in providing an up close and personal experience visiting our wonderful alpacas and…read morelivestock guardian dogs, Great Pyrenees, Belle and Carl. You will have the opportunity to visit with the alpacas and feed the alpacas. We have a unique little farm store full of wonderful alpaca products including yarn made from the fleece of our own herd! Our alpaca products are produced both here at the farm, in partnership with local mills, and fair trade from Peru.

I'm a knitter, and I only stopped in because I caught a glimpse of the yarn in the window, but I…read moredid write a review of the store as a yarn shop on my blog (http://rachaelknits.blogspot.com/2012/09/lysish-review-cornell-crossing-kalkaska.html). Over all it was cute, full of interesting things and with really friendly staff.

Great sales staff and always willing to go out of their way to help you find what you need. They…read morewill even order something for you if they don't have it. Love going in there!!

If you do not want to drive to Traverse City or the like for craft supplies, this is the place to…read morego. Granted you won't be using 40% coupons, but the staff is friendly and the selection is eclectic. I have always been waited on promptly and never have a problem finding what I am looking for. They have embroidery/needlepoint, small yarn selection, wood crafts, a bit of everything even for the kiddos. Along with a small fabric selection in the back. If you are looking for art supplies, it is connected to an art store and classroom. In my opinion, it is a must see if you find yourself on River Street.