Love, love, love this knitting boutique! They have taken my knitting to new levels with their expert lessons and assistance. I can now knit sweaters with confidence, and they are always there to help me if I mess up. The yarns are best. So much to choose from: Cashmere, alpaca, superwash wool, camel, and cotton and silk for knitting in the summertime -- just to mention a few! So much to choose from. And if I want to knit a furry critter or a doll for a child, the have good quality yarn at a more affordable pricepoint (luxury yarn v. budget). Plus I can count on them to always have the needle size I need to start my project -- not to mention beautiful project bags, tools needed for your project, notions, etc. And for at least the last year, they have expert CROCHET classes! Yes, I did say crochet because it seems like it's the new "in" thing to do! I did take a lesson from their crochet instructor and it was truly a lot of fun! This is by far the best yarn boutique in Georgia! P.S. They have an online shop as well! Something for everyone. read more

The owner is very try attentive and friendly. The store has a large selection of yarns, many not commonly found in shops. Also, the price range is wide, suitable for whatever your budget. read more

Last year a friend and I decided to start knitting as a new hobby. I did a little research for beginner classes and stumbled upon YFE and took the plunge. After perusing their website, I decided to call and get us schedule for a beginners knitting class. From my first telephone interaction I knew this was going to be a good thing. Fast forward a year later and I'm part of a community full of knitters that empower one another and help each other. The classes offered are wonderful and allow me to step out my comfort zone and meet new people andddd add some cool stuff to my wardrobe that I made on my own. Betty and Mansi are the sweetest and want nothing more than to help you be a great knitter and I appreciate how patient they are with me. If you're looking for a new hobby and want to knit...coke to YFE. You won't be sorry!!!! read more

Yarning for Ewe - Look at all the goooooodies!!!! - Arts & Crafts Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

no matter how much you love a customer or dislike a coustomer, treat both with respect, kindness. be helpful to each. having special times for teaching, be sure you are staffed with people to help at all times. Some just come to Buy yarn. We are spending money and deserve smiling faces And Help.. Yarn is expensive. wind yarn for your customers. open your doors on time!!!! EVERYONE BE SURE TO CHECK NEEDLES OUT, SOME HAVE BEEN USED, WRONG LENGTH. You might think you have ENOUGH CUSTOMERS, NO ONE IN BUSINESS CAN DO WITHOUT MORE CUSTOMERS. SELECTION IS GOOD, SERVICE IS THE WORST. read more

Address has changed. You should update. They moved. Called them and they have not been at previous address for 3 years.

I love this place! I've been learning how to knit since last summer and have been able to progress to more challenging projects right away with Betty's and Maansi's teaching. The selection of yarn and all knitting accessories is fabulous! I've met some wonderful knitting friends too! read more

I like to visit (and buy) yarn when I travel. I always seek out specialty yarn shops and do expect to pay more there. But these prices do seem quite high. Initially, I waited for them to open and gave up 20 mins after they were supposed to open and they were still closed. Never did reply to my message asking if they plan to open that day. But I went back later in the day and they were open. Three people there at the table, unsure if they were all staff or just hanging out. One did ask if I needed anything so that was great. Then they went on to loudly complain about all the worlds problems and one was swearing so often and so loud that I just got uncomfortable and left. I swear too so it honestly takes a lot to turn me off but it was intense. All in all, not peaceful and very bad vibes all around. read more

Great selection Super friendly people. Everything I needed and more! Definitely will be back read more

All yarn shops are not the same. Yarning for Ewe has a variety of yarn from around the world, and the shop owners are very knowledgeable about the fashion industry. They stay up to date on the various trends as they obtain input from their customers on possible knitting projects. Prior to offering a class, the owners knit the sample garments for display so they can better assist their students. The environment is friendly and inspirational for all knitter. read more

I visit knit shoppes when I travel. Very friendly, enjoyed the knowledgeable conversation

Meh. Cute shop with nice yarn. The person who checked out before me got the A+ service. I got the "there's your yarn, there's the door service." ‍ read more

I stopped into this yarn shop on a drive back home from Florida. This shop is beautiful and has a great selection. They especially had Sandnes Garn Line which I needed for a sweater. They were having a knitting club at the time and I wish I was local so I could join in. The owner was very kind and helpful. If I'm ever in the area again I will definitely go back here! They have a great mix of high end and more affordable yarn too. read more

So I have found my new yarn arts clique! Maansi and Betty are just fabulous and friendly. My 7 year old is taking crochet lessons from Julia. She is so patient and sweet with her. We both love going in for classes and just to sit, crochet and visit. Oh and they have lovely yarns and knit/crochet tools! read more

Yarning for Ewe - Arts & Crafts Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Selection was okay, but overall vibe was weird. No one approached us to help, despite the fact we were there for a while and confused, due to how disorganized the stock was. Skeins rarely had prices. Also, there were these signs around the shop that came across as super antagonistic, hence the weird vibe. Prices were also crazy high. read more

I went in this morning and had a lovely experience. The mother and daughter working we helpful and especially understanding about my sensitivity to wool. I was shown lots of different yarns that would work for my needs and loved the selection. I'll definitely be back! read more

As far as I can tell this is the only yarn shop in Atlanta. I am a knitter, and so when we were visiting Atlanta from California I wanted to get some yarn as a souvenir. This was a really nice shop with a large selection. The owner was very friendly and helpful. I bought some lovely silk yarn that had been hand dyed by the owner's mother. I highly recommend this shop! read more

I really don't know how the shop is; I didn't go in because of the dog that barked at the person who walked in before me. I just don't get it. Why do you have a dog in a fiber shop? I don't want my yarn to smell like dog. I don't want to be bothered by an animal while shopping. I most certainly don't want to be barked at upon entering a shop. I love animals. I have pets. A fiber shop is not an appropriate place to have an animal that isn't a trained and on duty service dog. read more

I haven't knitted since high school, which, let's just say, was decades ago. I king of remembered that there were two stitches, knit and purl. Beyond that forget it. I stopped at Yarning for Ewe to see if I could buy a beginner kit. Perhaps a hat, a scarf or even easier, a pot holder. When I went into the store, I was amazed to see many completed knitted projects from hats, to blankets, to wraps, to sweaters, and lacy garments. I had no idea that this quality could be achieved by a hobby-knitter. The owners are passionate and patient. I have taken several one-on-one classes, and completed my first project (well almost) which is a beautiful wrap. No potholders for me! I am now involved in a knit-along where we are learning to make a blanket with building blocks squares. It's a fun way to learn different stitches. The class size of 6 beginners like me makes the class very interactive and fun. I am also making new friends. An added bonus I never expected. If I ever run into a problem knitting on my own, I can run into the store and they help me fix my mistake and move on. You won't find this kind of experience or yarn quality online or at a big box retailer. If you really want to learn to knit, take lessons, and buy the right products from truly qualified knitting professionals. read more

One of the best yarn stores I have every been to. I am originally from NJ, and felt lost without a connection to a yarn store here in GA until I found Yarning for Ewe. They carry quality yarn, and have some of the best knitting classes I have every been to. Yarning for Ewe arranged for Shirley Paden to visit this weekend. If you didn't attend, you truly missed out. If you want to knit sweaters, this is the place to go!!!! Thank you, Yarning for Ewe, for pushing me to step up my knitting to a level I never imagined I was capable of! read more

I called Yarning for Ewe because I needed help with a sweater I'm knitting. I asked how much it would be to get help and I was told on the phone that it would be $35/hour. The woman who helped me was pretty terrible at teaching so I settled for having her just pick up the 65 stitches I was struggling with. I wasn't exactly thrilled with the experience but at least I can progress with the sweater now. Then I get to the register and I'm told I owe $48, because it's "a little extra" when you don't purchase the yarn from their store. It was abundantly clear from my initial phone call that I already owned the pattern and yarn. Suffice it to say I'll never be going back--It feels really awful to be taken advantage of. read more

Came in several years ago and wasn't even greeted. Now I come at 11:15 when they were supposed to open at 11. Sign on door says no more than two at a time and to call the number on the sign to get entry. I called. All I got was a recording. Too bad, because looking in the window they have several things I need. But after these two experiences, I won't be back. read more

I stopped in on my way through Atlanta and thought I would see what kind of yarns they carry. I spent over $400 in this store and some items had to be shipped to me. Almost a month later I got and email stating my orders have been shipped. I was told it would take 2 weeks. I called every week and same answer. Their order hasn't arrived. I was told that as soon as they arrived they will be shipped to me overnight but that wasn't the case. Their words are not to be trusted. Finger pointing between sisters instead of owning up to the promise made to customers. Very disappointing in this store. read more

Love this store. Not just for it's amazing yarn and quality books but the attentive customer service great conversation and skills I love this place the tangerine yarn heaven read more

Love, love, love this store. So many exquisite yarns and all the accessories you could wish for too. Always so helpful and accommodating, their advice has never failed. Wish I lived closer and could spend more time there, it's such a warm and welcoming place. read more

This is a cozy little shop with a relatively small selection of yarn. The prices are on par with others around town, although I think the notions (needles) had a pretty hefty markup. There was a small group of ladies knitting, including the owner and her daughter. 2 things made it so I won't set foot in this shop again. One was the owner standing over me while I was looking at yarn. I need some personal space and time to think! The other thing was a borderline antisemitic comment. I almost walked out and left my yarn behind because I was extremely uncomfortable. I don't offend easily, either. The owner's daughter was talking about how she bought and paid for her car in high school with money from work (I guess implying she wasn't spoiled like people might think?). Then, she went on to say, "And all the spoiled Jewish kids rolled up in Escalades." The other women laughed. I am Jewish and have many Jewish friends, none of whom drove Escalades in high school (and even if it were true, it's still offensive). If she had replaced Jewish with another minority group, it would be straight-up racist. As my dad would say, I went there for the second time (the first and the last). read more

I received the worst customer service at this shop. I purchased 7 skeins of yarn at $20/skein. Over the next weekend, I opened and wound one skein and tried to knit a guage swatch. I tried several types and sizes of needles, but I did not like the fabric. Their website said that they would accept returns of unwound yarn. I went back the following week, to return 6 of the 7 skeins (and I was going to "try" and find something else) but they would not take the yarn back. Maansi (the manager) cited a post-it note low on the side window glass that said no yarn returns due to Covid, this was May, 2022 and there was no mention of that on their website (or when I made my $200 purchase in their shop). They said that they would not be able to return it to the shelf, because it had left the store. Note - there is not a mask policy in the store and they have people around the table in the store all the time - breathing on the same yarn. My yarn never came out of their bag. This was such a rip-off. I was looking for a place to shop local. I spend quite a bit on my knitting supplies, but to be treated like this is absurd. Then they called to offer me a "store credit" less 15% for the honor of now returning my yarn (that they can now re-sell at full price, but swore that wouldn't be the case). Such a scam. I don't want anything else from them. They have now lost my business. I hope that they realize that if they continue to treat their customers this way, that they will not be able to maintain their business. I will sell this yarn online, or I will give it away before I go back into this store. I will continue to support Eat Sleep Knit - who has wonderful customer service and other local businesses. I also just ordered $250 from a California yarn shop that treats their customers like they value them. Side note: I noticed later that the yarn that I purchased was priced at two different prices, of course, I was charged the higher marked price. Just another lesson - I will shop where my hard earned dollars are appreciated - it will definitely not be here. Buyer beware. read more

Great shop, very friendly, and has some unique silk yarn from India. Good selection of Euro Flax and associated yarns. Betty was very friendly, and gave us good directions to find the store. Betty from her samples is a VERY good knitter and so can help you work out any problems you might encounter. Would come back again, and sit an knit for a while. read more

Overcharged for remnant yarn, $70 a ball, for a 150 order. They insulted me and my friend when I realized what they did. Generally a nasty , pushy, arrogant attitude. Clearly they do not expect repeat business. GO ELSEWHERE. Will not accept returns of anything. read more

Coming from someone foreign to the knitting world, this place is a hit! Great home made atmosphere, family run operation with the friendliest feline helpers running around. Its everything I would imagine a knitting store to be! I recommend localites & travelers alike to give this place a shot. read more

This is a fantastic example of a what every local yarn store should be, but sadly most are not. It's a family-owned business and these people know their craft -- very well. We were visiting from out of town and ended up spending FIVE HOURS there, knitting and hanging out with all the great people. Every time we come to Atlanta, we are stopping at the excellent shop. What a wonderful place. read more

Fantastic owners and people. Great selection of top quality yarn. There's a space for a knitting circle where you can knit and discuss yarn

I bought some knitting classes from Yarning for Ewe a few years back. I was disappointed when during one class, the teacher spoke on the phone rather than helping me with my knitting. She also complained to me about other students not showing up for the class. Not very professional. During another class, she spent the whole time helping someone who walked into the shop. My lesson time came and went and I hadn't actually had a lesson. I wouldn't recommend this shop. read more

This store has beautiful yarns, but I do not recommend the knitting classes. Betty is not an easy, understanding teacher. She is forceful, will rip out your work if she doesn't like it, and your enthusiasm to learn is in spite of her, not because of her. We first met Betty through the Living Social offer. Due to our commitment to learn, my friend and I signed up and paid for the additional $50 class series. A car accident forced me to reschedule our class. After my friend's child care arrangements fell through on our rescheduled date, I called to see if it was possible to reschedule for a date my friend could make it. I realize this is annoying and inconvenient, but Betty's reaction was beyond unprofessional. Betty yelled so loud that my cube mates could hear every word from their desks. She never shared the reschedule policy. She was so angry and demeaning that I decided to forfeit my $50 to avoid the experience of being around her. I feel bad posting this review, as I think Betty is probably a nice person struggling to get her small business of the ground, but I want to spare any other customers my experience. A large part of business is customer service and there is great room for this business to improve. read more

love it here. i stopped by with my mother to take lessons to brush up on my knitting and the family is incredibly helpful and patient. Gorgeous yarn, great selection, and they are ALWAYS willing to help. Come here for your yarn/knitting needs. read more

The shop has beautiful, high quality yarns and tons of patterns to go with them. Betty is so quick to help with any project you decide to take on. I am glad to have a shop in Vinings area like this one!!!! read more

Who knew that one fated visit for humble felting needles would turn into my love affair with fine yarn and the world of knitting. Not yet a knitter, I wandered through Yarning for Ewe and couldn't believe my fingers. They have a large variety of yarns from fine fingering weight to extra bulky yarn. Thanks to the patience of the staff at Yarning for Ewe, I now can call myself a knitter. They taught and still teach me the craft. They are patient and encouraging. They are like family to me and many other customers. On Monday nights they have knit nights, and everyone is invited to come in to crochet or knit. If they carry a yarn brand and a specific color or weight that is not in the store, you can always ask them for a special order. If they can order it for you, they will. With a smile. Side note. They have an adorable mascot: Edamame. read more

This place is great. The staff/owners are extremely helpful. The urn selection is also wonderful. They've helped me pick patterns and have inspired me to try challenging patterns. They offer lessons as well. Their notions are all wonderful too. All in all a favorite of mine. read more

I recently moved. The ladies where I live told me about Yarning for Ewe as they know I knit. I went and found this shop today and the owner Betty. Betty is everything you want in knitting.. Pleasant and helpful. Willing to go the extra steps it takes for some of us. I will definitely go back to her shop, and I recommend others going and checking it out. The yarns are beautiful and she has a lot to offer.. Reminds me of the old days when you were given a lot of help if needed and when needed. Glad my new found friends pointed me in Betty's direction. Thanks Betty for being so nice and I did not even buy anything this trip.. I will be back. Phyllis Actually, it is like my Boston days, and New York Days.. I would love a discount like Pam L had.. :) PS: I give you 5 stars. read more

I absolutely love this place! The entire family is awesome. Every time I step foot in this store, I feel welcome. When I leave, I feel so inspired and like I'm the best knitter ever! They are always encouraging me to try new things, and as a seasoned knitter, you need a little nudge from time to time. Also, the owner of the store is an amazing fiber artist (knitter/crocheter) - she brings a tremendous passion and experience to the table. Her projects are some of the most fine garments I've ever seen in a yarn shop. Period. Yarning for Ewe is quickly becoming one of my favorite places to be in Atlanta. I highly recommend them for knitters of all skill levels. Oh and their selection of silk yarns is to dye for (yes, pun intended lol) read more

I used a voucher deal to try Yarning for Ewe. Scheduling was difficult because the only times available when I called where doing the week. Well...I work during the day. So I went over my lunch break. I did not know in advance that the class was going to be just me. So that was a bit weird when I showed up. The instructor seemed to really know her stuff, but I was expecting a bit more out of the class. All we did with our time was do the base for the crochet and then back and forth single and double crochets. I knew those things before. And the instructor was very adamant about how I held the crochet hook. I had been holding my needle a particular way (as I had been taught earlier) and she kept telling me to stop and forced me to crochet her way. That was very annoying as it was not comfortable for me to do it her way. And guess what- I am going to go back to my way. So I wasn't very satisfied with the services. And was not looking forward to any package deals that she was offering. The instructor is a very talented knitter and crocheter (I looked at her stuff), but is not the best teacher. In my opinion. read more