Wow, what a spectacular selection of high-quality yarns, knowledgeable staff, who are friendly and…read morewilling to help with any question you might have to get your project organized! They even wound two of my skeins into balls before I left. It was definitely worth traveling a little out of my way to go to this store. I can't recommend this business highly enough for an amazing shopping experience and superlative products and guidance!

Wow! What a treasure! This shop has superb service and an amazing selection of gorgeous yarn. I…read morecan't wait to go back! Also they have classes if you are a beginner or looking to "level up" your skills!

Very busy store but I felt ignored during my visit. Everyone I walked up to to ask a question…read moreignored me. I waited in line to purchase something and they kept talking amongst themselves and I gave up and left. Maybe because I was masked? It was strange. A shame because they have a massive selection.

This shop offers an excellent selection of yarn and other treasures for fiber artists. Everyone is…read morevery helpful. I've gone in for advice when I simply could not see a solution and one of r he owners took her time to help me over the hump. The classes are also incredible. I haven't taken any of the knitting classes because the needle felting are my favorites. Lauren is an excellent teacher! If you have an opportunity to learn from Lauren and the other class members, I highly recommend it.

I can't remember where I saw someone suggest this store, it was probably a niche sewing group on…read morefacebook though. There was a comment about silk for dirt cheap. They were right. I hopped on their site, because I wasn't really looking for a road trip, and saw some pretty great deals. I am queen of "I don't really need that but..." because I frequently sew and make things for other people. I also have a habit of stocking up in larger yardages because most of my default projects are 3+ yards (infinite dresses, mermaid skirts, super full circle skirts, fluffy pantaloons...). I also try to coordinate with crap I already have because it's easier to build a costume later without hoping something matches. So, what did I buy, you ask? For a total of about $100 after shipping... I picked two different silk chiffons with metallic stripes/grids. I thought one would match a velvet and vintage coin project I've had on my mind for the last 6 years (it doesn't, but I might force it), and the other was just a fun color. Both of them were $7/yard. I got 5 of each, because clearly I needed it. In terms of quality and all that - great for the price. Nice drape, doesn't feel cheap, and miles ahead of synthetic chiffon. The other impulse buy was 6 yards of a print poly/spandex ITY that became an infinite dress, two cropped tops, and a miniskirt. At $3.60/yard, it really couldn't be beat. The material has worn and washed really well so far. I'll probably be back on their site when I need more of it in other prints. Shipping turnaround was a day, and it got to me relatively quickly. I didn't have any issues so I can't vouch for how customer service is, nor can I comment on their brick and mortar. But for a smaller company they were great.

I heard about this place from a friend who lives 2 states away... And I live in PA!…read more They have the largest indie pattern section that I have seen in PA. Their stock is constantly changing, but always have knits, wovens, and other deadstock apparel fabric. The fabric can be bolts that have imperfections - so look closely! I have seen woven bolts that have a single line off (in a solid black fabric there was one line of undyed threads) in repeating patterns, digital prints that are missing color in various spots and slubs that have loose threads sticking out. They do have great sales, so sign up for their newsletter and watch the savings roll in! They have a great website that updates on the spot. They have shipping options, but I always pick up my order and look to see what else they have that hasn't made it to the website yet!

I've taken two classes so far at Homesewn and each one the instructor were friendly and super…read moreknowledgeable. They made sure I was able to understand what I was doing and were patient while teaching me. There is a huge variety of everything from knitting, crochet, sewing etc! Every time I've gone into the store the staff are so nice. I'm always eyeing to see what new classes they have so I can sign up for a new one!

My favorite part about this place is that they are local. I don't have to go to the Huntington…read moreValley/Glenside or Germantown or New Jersey to get my quilting fabric. They have a small quaint shop with a wonderful selection of cute fabric in the back. Yarn is up front in the first half of the store. I like their choices on canvas. Eye catching threads, plenty of notions. When it comes to customer service they have been lukewarm with information/knowledge. When going into a quilt shop it's a vibe for a worker to help you with your project, helping with color coordination, fabric selection, showing tools they can provide. Mentioning longarm services would have been nice during my visit. This magic was missing.

this is the best yarn store I've seen in a while. Variety is great, prices are reasonable, size is…read moregood for a yarn shop, and staff is very nice. Loads of parking and hours are good

Beautiful quality yarn and helpful staff. They have varied weights and good selection of colors.read more

Great yarn shop with a wide array of yarns, and amazing staff. I drove out of my way to come to…read morethis shop, and it was definitely worth the time. Joan was working today and she helped me with a project I was stuck on, and suggested a number of specific YouTube videos I can watch for ongoing help. I'll definitely be back!

Wide selection of 'farm to needle' yarns created by local artisans using traditional methods…read more Supplies and tools for knitting. A small but nice selection of finished products - but the real draw is for knitters seeking high quality, unique, locally sourced yarns. And those seeking to connect with others in the knitting community! The owners have carved out part of the shop as communal space, so visiting knitters can socialize, work on projects, and skim through magazines and books. Non-knitters along with their knitting friends will enjoy some of the finished products and interesting 'maker' magazines and books, too. Classes, workshops, and events scheduled regularly.

Great selection of quality products and knowledgeable staff. Offers a multitude of classes, or just…read moresit and chat with a project, a must visit!!!! Thank you for this gem

I am a failed crochet person. I love the idea. I love yarns. But I stink at crochet...I'm far…read moretoo tense to relax enough to do it correctly. Conversational Threads is enough to make me want to bring my crochet hooks back out. This place has every incarnation of yarn that you'd want. The owner is normally inside, doing all sorts of fiber arts. I felt inspired by all the selections, and I thought I'd never pick up my hook again. Most of the yarn is pretty pricey, but good yarn cost more than a pretty penny. I thought they were reasonable prices considering the product. They also always have beautiful window displays, if you just want a peek.

A very nice, many faceted shop in Lititz. My experience with the shop was with knitting…read moreinstruction. Christine was my teacher, and she took a project that was headed in a couple different directions other than the direction that I originally intended. I never saw anybody so able to figure out and correct my sweater into a project that was acceptable, and doable. I am very impressed with Christine as an instructor. Thank-you, Christine, Barb Kaulback.

Wow. I have never…read morebeen to a "yarn shop" like this. I really don't think this should be called a yarn shop. It's more of an antique shop type of feel, if a horder enjoyed a hobby of knitting. There is yarn - kinda sorta - but there's exponentially more chotchkies. I had to actually step back and take it all in - yep, the chotchkies are all for sale, so they're there on purpose. Yarn. Meh... kinda. Nothing that grabbed my attention and made me want to buy some. I drove out of my way to come here? Good thing I parked where I didn't have to pay for parking. Yikes. What they did have a LOT of for sale was hand-knit things: socks, dishcloths, hats. So peculiar. What knitter wants to go to a "yarn shop" and buy someone else's hand-knit goods? This shop was so baffling. What really emphasized the awkwardness & weirdness of this shop (I can't call it a yarn shop) was the person behind the counter. She wasn't friendly, nor welcoming; she seemed bothered that I was there. Trust me, I became just as bothered to be there. I walked out empty-handed, completely befuddled, and kicking myself for driving so far just for this really-not-at-all "yarn shop".

Heather is warm, friendly, and loves yarn. You can't ask for a better little yarn shop!…read more Even though it's pretty far from me, I look forward to wandering around her shop, fondling yarns. She has a great assortment of fibers, notions, and carries a variety of Namaste bags, too. They offer a variety of classes, and have in-shop knitting times as well. It's well worth the trip.