Six Loose Ladies
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- 7 Depot St
- Proctorsville, VT 05153 US
- Directions »
- (802) 226-7373
- http://www.fiberartsinvermont.org/
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This store carries lots of yarn, rovings, drop spindles, needles, books, and patterns as well as Vermont handcrafted fiber creations. Also has classes for all kinds of fiber crafts. Is a volunteer-run store connected with Fiber Arts in Vermont, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the fiber arts.
Hours
- Wed:
- 10:00AM - 06:00PM
- Thu:
- 10:00AM - 09:00PM
- Fri - Sat:
- 10:00AM - 06:00PM
- Sun:
- 11:00AM - 05:00PM
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Comments and Reviews
by Anonymous on Wednesday, May 14 2008 at 06:47PM UTC
They are right across the street from where my mom lives - so I have to stop in whenever I'm visiting. The staff is really friendly and helpful. Plus the yarns are... wonderful!!
by yarnkitty on Saturday, Aug 07 2010 at 10:05AM UTC
Loved this store last year when I was vacationing in Vermont. Love the location, love the selection. They had a needle-felted chicken that I bought and love. Beautiful yarns too.
by VangeKnitter on Monday, Oct 11 2010 at 12:12AM UTC
Wonderful, helpful, knowledgable staff. They have a wide assortment of yarns along with a Vermont yarn corner. One of my favorites was a Vermont Navajo-Churro yarn.
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