I used to order my supplies online, until I drove by and saw this store one day. I stopped in and initially received what I felt was "cold" service. I did return however since they have a great selection of yarns and supplies. I am a new knitter and upon my second visit asked some random questions which were answered cheerfully. Since continuing to shop I have learned that the dog is a service dog and a sign is posted on the front door calling attention to this, so if you have allergies just don't go in. Second thing is, some days are better than others for the owner. I am a nurse and understand that when dealing with chronic illness, some days are better than others. Third, classes are scheduled during the week for convenience, they are also scheduled for after work hours, and if you come in for the sit and knit, pretty much any question asked will be answered, it's almost like a free class. Sherri is an excellent craftsperson and is happy to share her knowledge! Also, I bought some yarn there in hanks on a day it was raining so I paid for it and then ran out the door (went there for some stitch markers and saw the yarn, wasn't going to use it that day) and they were more than happy to wind it for later.

I stopped in here while visiting family. I like yarn shops in general. There is access to the antique store, so you can go in through the front or back. My husband shopped for antiques while I got lost in the yarn. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They were holding a class while I was there, and let me sit in for a few minutes to pick up some tips. They have an interesting selection of needles, and I bought a set that light up! I will definitely return on any future visits.