I loved it there it was very nice and lots of Beautiful yarn and Shirley was very nice I recommend…read moreyou go you will love it there

From the owner: My Yarn and Things Studio carry a large selection of quality yarns and accessories. Great Prices…read more A large selection of Homemade Socks, "Adults" Custom sizes also available on special orders. Specializing in Sock Yarns a large inventory to choose from

Have a Yarn recently moved into larger, brighter premises and is now possibly the most perfect yarn…read morestore in Nova Scotia. Okay, it's not inexpensive to shop here, but if you're serious about textiles, knitting, crocheting and the like, it is possibly yarn heaven. The colours and textures of the yarn make you want to build your yarn stash in a really intense way. They have a wonderful assortment of top end yarns (including local yarns), roving, needles, notions and patterns. The knowledgeable staff are very helpful to novice knitters (they really helped me a lot when I started knitting) and give great advice. They run a number of wokshops every month on different topics, and there's a weekly Knitting Afternoon on Tuesdays at 1:30 pm where you can chat, work on your projects and enjoy the company of fellow knitters.

The store was beautiful and well lit. The owner was extremely helpful and the selection of hand…read moredyed yarn was wonderful. There was something for everyone and at every price point.

This isn't your typical (dare I say it) chi chi yarn shop. Don't get me wrong, I fall hook, line…read moreand sinker for funky boutique shops with a purpose, but I must say, knitting does appear to be making an inordinate come back! For this reason, I was impressed to pop into 'L K Yarns' yesterday. This is the yarn shop your Grandma probably goes to. Aisles of variety depending on the type of yarn you want to use. A pleasant sales lady greeted me as soon as I entered willing to fill my order asap. Places like this really make me want to take up knitting (again...).

LK Yarns is a great knit shop!…read more It has every type and variety and brand of yarn one could ever imagine! It's definitely not your typical yarn shop just on that instance alone. It's got a great location down town across from a new Starbucks and it's perfect for picking up some yarn grabbing some needles and going across the street for a coffee and curling up with knitting.

I visited the Lismore Sheep Farm (1389 Louisville Rd, River John, NS) recently on a road trip and…read moreit was a highlight of the trip! There are lots of sheep outside that you can watch running around and some cutout sheep figures if you want to pretend that you're one for a photo. Inside the barn were two kinds of sheep that you could pet if they came to the fence, as well as a Scottish Highland calf. There's also a display that shows all the steps to process wool from right off a sheep until it's ready to sell. Inside the shop they sell all kinds of wonderful woolies! You can obviously buy a large variety of wool, but you can also get pillows, socks, hats, mitts, knitting kits, shoe insoles, blankets, sheepskins, roving, needle felting kits, and crafts made by other local artisans. This spot is worth the trip and is great for kids or adults!

We loved this place. I got new yarn for a great price. We also got two new wool pillows. A…read morenostepinne (they are very hard to find), and wooden knitting needles. The sheep barn was also fun to visit. I want to live there.

Purchased some fabric the other day and realized that it was not what was needed. I have purchased…read moretens of thousands of dollars from this store over the past number of years for a business. Many times, it is easier and more efficient to buy a bolt from the store rather than wait for the suppliers in Canada and the US. Went to Dartmouth to return the fabric today and was told to take it back to the Halifax location, Was told that there was no problem returning the fabric, since we are well known customers and usually buy large quantities of material. Was told that it had to be remeasured, which is understandable, since I may have taken an inch of two, which was not the case. Generally try to avoid the Halifax location, although it is located nearby our costuming business. I would rather spend money on tolls and gas to go to Dartmouth rather than deal with the Halifax location. The fabric was accepted, begrudgingly, although I felt that I was seen as something less than a valued customer. I was told that they do not accept returned fabric, since they have done so in the past and there have been bugs. What I am to infer from this comment? We have a large warehouse for the fabric that is clean, humidity controlled and certainly free of pests and bugs. Should I worry about bugs being in the fabric when I am buying from Fabricville? There is no information stating that there are no returns on fabric, aside from no returns on cut fabric. Please make this clear to your customers. In the future, I will shop elsewhere. I will make a point to avoid the Halifax store and can shop for sundries on line and fabric as well. I have never had a bad thing to say about the delivery drivers who come regularly to my door with packages. I learned growing up in a business family that when someone is happy, they may tell one person. If they are unhappy with the service they received they will tell ten people and so on, You have lost of customer, of which you seemingly don't care. This is unfortunate, since retail can hardly afford to disconnect with the paying public.

The only thing this store really has going for it is the staff, who are very helpful…read more Unfortunately, most the fabrics they are selling are overpriced. I saw one bolt of ordinary woven black 100% polyester fabric for a whopping $13 per metre - pass! There were a few amazing embroidered chiffons, although I don't think I'd pay upwards of $40 per metre even for that. There was a reasonably sized discount section, a huge quilting section full of 100% cotton prints, and a fairly large home decor section. The notions section is small, and so is the button selection. I left this store without buying anything. I don't thing I'd go back there unless I was desperate and had a lot of spare cash lying around.

What this yarn shop lacks in square footage it makes up in service. Helpful owner guided me to…read morelocal and regional yarns for a perfect souvenir. Yarn prices were average to what I expect from a quality shop. Nice selection of buttons and kits. If you love knitting this is worth the stop.

From the owner: The Mariner's Daughter is a mother-daughter owned and operated yarn shop located in the UNESCO…read moreWorld Heritage site of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. You'll find our colourful shop front at 107a Montague Street, nestled in amongst the town's world famous colourful architecture. We carry a carefully selected range of unique and iconic yarns from around the world. All our yarn is made from natural fibers. Our goal is to inspire everyone’s own unique creativity with selections of yarn that you won’t find at your average yarn shop. Our colourful interior and displays help bring fun and excitement to knitting & crocheting in an open, welcoming environment for people of all ages and skill levels.

After traveling to the depths of Barrington Place Shops, I finally located this little knit shop…read more My first impression of the place was, "really?" I was unimpressed by the lack of professionalism - it's supposed to be a store, not a messy living room. As I browse the haphazardly displayed yarns, there was a smallish stock of commercial yarns, at least compared to a regular knit shop. However, there was also a separate room that housed a messy and somewhat sparse display of hand-dyed and/or hand spun specialty yarn. Throughout the store, there were also displays of unique, creativce hand knit accessories for sale, made by the owner. I also couldn't complain about the prices, and I ended up buying a skein of brown-red wool (labeled only as 'Nova Scotia wool') for five bucks. I was able to pay by debit, after it was fished out of two feet of paper and other debris visible behind the counter. I think this could be a really neat store if the shop owner just made things more professional. It would inspire much more confidence in the products if that level was higher.

From the owner: Kreative Knits is a local yarn store which is part of the working studio of textile artist and yarn…read moredyer, Liona Jollota. The space is shared with The Keyosk, a key, engraving and trophy shop owned by John Larkin. Liona and John are also tax professionals who own and operate Plan B Financial Management.