Black Purl Yarns has four rooms of yarn, with cozy seating inside and a zen pond with a bench…read moreoutside. Kandi, the shop owner, and Jean the clerk who helped me find hand dyed sock yarn (dyed by the owner herself), were helpful and knowledgeable. According to the owner the barn, where the shop is located, was part of a property given to a family by the British in the 1800s and that same family owned it up until the 1990s! This location is not only pack with fabulous fiber but all the rustic charm you would expect from such a space. Ample private parking lot allowed us to park our truck camper with no problem. Worth a stop if you are in the area.

It's a lovely place to shop for yarn! I like the layout of the yarn. The only issue is not all the…read moreyarn is marked with a price.

This farm was absolutely amazing and unique! The alpacas are friendly and allow you to pet them,…read morestaff was friendly, and the gift shop is riddled with things made from the alpaca fur from the farm. Prices are high but rightfully so

This is such a unique experience! First time on the vineyard and I got a bunch of recommendations…read moreto go here ! It is a quick stop but so worth it ! I was greeted by these beautiful Alpaca. I've never seen one before in person. They let you pet the Alpaca, also be mindful to not aggravate them or get super close or they will spit . There are signs everywhere to give you a warning . lol thankfully no spitting happened when I was present . There where was a baby alpaca , they are so cute almost wanted to take one home . They have a cute gift shop where do you can get a bunch of goodies made out of Alpaca fur . The girls working there where super informative and provided very insightful information about the Alpacas .

Wide selection of fibers and all the tools to knit or crochet something useful or decorative.read more

I'm from out of town and needed to some locally dyed sock wool. (It's what we do when travelling…read moresomeplace.) The staff were more than friendly and helpful and in fact are wound some Cape Cod Yarn Company wool for me. Thank you so much!

Loved going to Flock. The woman who was working was so cordial and nice. we had the most amazing…read moreconversation about crocheting and knitting stuffed animals. She showed me all the amazing patterns she has made and I showed her photos of my creations too. I bought two skeins of yarn that I was very excited about. The prices seemed reasonable. Overall the most fun I have had in a yarn shop in a long time. I highly recommend buying yarn from this adorable shop. They have a great selection, friendly and knowledgable staff and even sell a small selection of snacks. Couldn't be more happy.

The owner could not have been more helpful. They even taught us how to knit and showed us how to…read moreread a pattern. Thank you

I've made many visits to the Yarn Lady. Service was excellent. The Yarn Lady was knowledgeable,…read morekind, and caring. She offered excellent suggestions and went above and beyond by researching my pattern in order to fulfill my needs. A fair selection of yarn was offered and when I ordered my yarn, it was available and wound in a couple of days. Great service, excellent product and fair pricing make for excellent value at the Yarn Lady.

Nice selection of worsted yarn in many colors. Helpful sales person. Looking for hat project for…read moredaughter and granddaughters.

Part of my vacation fun money was set aside for knitting. My mom, family friend & I happened upon…read moreVineyard Knitworks last Thursday, May 17th. The saleswoman that helped me wasn't the owner, but she was wonderful and friendly and patient with my beginner knitter questions. I didn't take any knitting with me from DFW so I was going bananas by this time, so I bought 4 balls of Noro wool yarn, 4.3 oz of local merino wool, and my first pair of bamboo needles. Very fair prices and an outstanding establishment in a charming home. I will definitely make a point to visit every time I'm on the island. There's some cashmere, angora, and more wool that I have to purchase. :-)

What a great store. Came to buy my wife some stash. Owner very nice and friendly and helped a lot…read more Lots of cool local yarn and supplies. Prices were awesome. Neat old house. could not say enough good about owner. She really took the time to help me feel at home and find the right yarn for my wife. Thanks for all of the great ideas and offer to ship at a very reasonable rate. I will be back.

When I travel, I like to find a few local yarn shops and inquire about local yarn brands or indie…read moredyers. This shop is just the cutest! It's got a great selection of fibers, including their own yarns and they had a great selection of other local yarns. The staff was helpful and friendly. It is a very warm and bright place on a quaint little town square type area where you could walk to other shops and cafes. I truly enjoyed dropping in here and hope to be back the next time I'm in town! They had a broad selection of different yarns and colors, as well as a range of prices from fancier brands to more affordable staples.

Wonderful store in a cute historic town in Rhode Island. Fantastic range of yarns and supplies…read more Very knowledgeable staff. I love shopping here!

After a multitude of rude experiences I have finally had enough and decided to write a review…read more My first time visiting I bought some yarn and upon checkout I made a comment about how I did not know what I was going to do with it but that I loved the color and had to buy it. A lady who headed into the back room said as she was passing "Yeah I know all knitters are hoarders".....makes you want to buy yarn right? no. so my next visit was with my husband and then newborn. My husband was pretty disgusted by the group of women who sat knitting talking about how hot some police officer in Little Compton was. I guess gossiping woman meet here. my next visit I went with my baby and again there was a group of older women knitting. you know what would have been nice? If one offered to watch my baby for all of 5 minutes so I could shop. No instead they pretty much ignored me. which leads me to my visit today. I went with my 2.5 yr old son. Not an easy task to try to shop and watch your son. I told him he could touch the bell on the way out or else he would sit on timeout, so being a toddler he touched the bell (on the door). So I put him on timeout where he said "Hi" at least a dozen of times to the 3 women knitting. Not 1 of them said hi back or anything. Maybe these women don't have grandchildren. In any case they were rude. Ignoring a 2.5 yr old is really nice. I had over $50 of yarn in my hand that I put back because I could not stand being in a store that had women who could not stop and say hi to my son for all of 5 seconds. I will also add that they have never asked if I needed help finding yarn, needles, or anything. They have never told me about their knitting group that meets ( I heard from some other lady that shops there). It is too bad that the customer service and clientele are so rude. I give them 1 star on friendliness and helpfulness and 1 star because they had buttons I wanted to buy today. I will never ever shop at this store again. i will buy my yarn and buttons online.

I've been going to Sisters of the Wool since shortly after they opened. I LOVE this yarn store! The…read moreowner is very knowledgeable and always willing to help someone find yarn that will work for their project and to offer hints and steps that can make your project easier and improve the finished product. I love the selection of yarns and there's always something new to see. I have to take issue with the review by Sarah G. Her complaint about women talking about a police officer they considered to be hot has zero to do with the store. If she's offended by women talking about a good looking man I suspect she's often offended, since lots of women do that. As for expecting the knitters to babysit or entertain her child, she needs to get a grip! I go there to knit and relax not to care for someone else's child. It's a place of business not a day care center. I know the group of knitters to which she refers. They are a close knit (no pun intended) group of friends who've known each other for years. They know me but ignore me, too. Who cares!? I don't expect other customers to cater to my personality or quirks. The store staff has always been helpful, not just to me, but to every person I've seen come through the door.

What a great space with so much potential! It's definitely a WIP (work in progress), but it's so…read morenice to have an easily accessible yarn shop near all the good shopping. They're still getting settled, so don't expect a huge variety, but they already have a well-chosen selection of fibers for a wide range of projects. Classes and workshops are being scheduled--learn to knit, kids' knitting. Allison, one of the owners, is easy to talk to and open to all kinds of suggestions, from additional yarns to stock and input on what people want to learn. What a great addition to the community!

I've been here a few times and love this place . Local it is a work in progress but I've done a…read morecrochet class with Debbie and she is a wonderful teacher.