A Bevy of Bulkies
Twister
Two strands of changing colors, one lively yarn. Lang Yarns Twister twists contrasting strands of wool roving together, creating a marled effect th...
View full detailsTov
Tov is the Norse word for “felt,” a fitting name for a traditional wool that can be used for everything from soft, warm sweaters to sturdy fel...
View full detailsEl Gigante
Big stitches. Bold color. Maximum impact. El Gigante is a super bulky 100% Merino wool yarn designed for projects that make a statement. Soft, subs...
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Big yarn. Bold stitches. Fast results. SIX is made for projects that aren’t interested in blending into the background. This jumbo-weight 100% acry...
View full detailsBonus Marl Chunky
Marl is what happens when two strands of different colors are twisted together into a single yarn. The result isn't a solid and isn't a stripe—it's...
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Amitami Amigurumi Kit - Collection 3
Amitami are little crochet characters you make yourself, with everything you need packed into one kit. The name combines the Japanese words ami (to...
View full detailsHarry Potter Self Striping Scarf Yarn
No color changes to plan. No ends to weave in every time the stripe changes. Just pick your Hogwarts house and start knitting. Sirdar's Harry Potte...
View full detailsAmitami Amigurumi Kit - Collection 2
Amitami are little crochet characters you make yourself, with everything you need packed into one kit. The name combines the Japanese words ami (to...
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A geometric mosaic scarf, two skeins of certified organic tweed, and a pattern that does the design work for you. One yarn per row, no purling, no ...
View full detailsMurano Squares Bandana Kit
Two skeins of cotton, one clever pattern, and a finished bandana cowl that looks like you planned every color transition on purpose. You didn't hav...
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Knitting Rx
Every knitter has that project. The one with the mystery mistake. The one that got frogged three times. The one you finally exiled to a basket beca...
View full detailsLearn to Knit + Bootcamp
Everyone who knits today was once exactly where you are right now—holding a pair of needles, not entirely sure which end is which. This is where it...
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“The stockings were hung by the chimney with care ”...if you’ve been dreaming of hanging handknit stockings on your fireplace, this is the class yo...
View full detailsLearn to Knit: a Sweater
A sweater has been sitting in the back of your mind for a while now. Maybe years. You’ve knit plenty of other things, but a sweater felt like a dif...
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Aurelia
Cotton and wool are familiar partners, but Berroco Aurelia brings them together in an unusual way. A delicate cotton chainette holds soft merino wo...
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A little silk can make a big difference. Queensland Collection Adelaide pairs soft merino wool with mulberry silk for a smooth, subtly lustrous yar...
View full detailsTwister
Two strands of changing colors, one lively yarn. Lang Yarns Twister twists contrasting strands of wool roving together, creating a marled effect th...
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Scheepjes Whirl takes the work out of planning a color gradient. Each generous cake moves gradually through a series of coordinated shades, with lo...
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Scheepjes Stone Washed gets its distinctive, slightly weathered look from contrasting fibers worked together into a softly textured yarn. Each shad...
View full detailsCatona Mini Colour Pack
Sometimes you need an entire ball of yarn. Sometimes you need just enough orange for a carrot nose. Scheepjes Catona 25g gives you access to the sa...
View full detailsColour Crafter Parade
If you've ever spent twenty minutes picking coordinating colors when you'd rather have been crocheting, Scheepjes Colour Crafter Parade has already...
View full detailsCatona 50g
Amigurumi has a way of turning one project into a shopping list of colors. A little pink for the ears, black for the eyes, three shades of green fo...
View full detailsGnome Lidded Mug
A good knitting companion holds your coffee and keeps quiet while you count. These 18 oz gnome mugs have both covered—with a hat that doubles as a...
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Some mugs are made for holding, not just drinking. This stoneware hand warmer mug is shaped to cradle in both hands, so the warmth of your coffee, ...
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What people are saying
I finally made it to the new location today and WOW. What an outstanding environment Kerry has created for her customers. There is so much natural lighting plus the space allows for the yarn, sample pieces, books and tools to be displayed in such an attractive manner.
Sue M.
Great local shop with an awesome community vibe! Helpful staff, with a strong knowledge around fibers and their related arts. They always seem happy to help with a project if you have questions.
There is a crazy good selection of great yarns and tools on offer, and they free winding for your purchases. Forget the big craft stores. This place rocks.
Jacob P.
Super cute yarn shop in SYR. Stoped in to pickup a project & got some really sweet local yarn! Kerry the owner couldn’t have been nicer!
Veronica C.
I love independently owned and operated businesses, and I am an avid knitter, so this is a major win in my book. Kerry, the owner, is lovely. The selection is great. They have a regular knit night and offer a wide variety of classes.
Kae H.
My first visit here today. A beautiful shop, lots of room, and beautiful yarns. Kerry couldn't have been more helpful and welcoming. As the Open sign in the window says - they are awesome. I will be back, my husband is worried LOL.
Barbara P.
One of the best LYS I've ever stepped foot in. The prices are standard and the selection is decent and laid out nicely. The owner is very nice, helpful, and not pushy. She also doesn't do that annoying "eyes in the back of your head" thing that I usually deal with in small yarn stores. I was so grateful to be able to shop and chat without pressure. Sadly, I don't live nearby, I was in from out of town, but I will definitely be back.
Michelle L.