Seattle is full of fun adventures, from a day checking out a favorite bookstore to checking out one of the local parks. However, sometimes you want something a bit more specific. Like checking out a local business that maybe you wouldn’t have normally visited. Today, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite yarn shops to visit.
Whether you’re looking to get into crafting, like knitting or crochet. Or you’re a seasoned member of the community. These are the places for you. Don’t forget to check out the websites for updated information and current events happening before heading out. And while you’re here, be sure to check out Market Apartments to find your next dream apartment.
1) All Wound Up Yarn Shop
All Wound Up is located in Edmonds, Washington. And is the perfect go-to when you’re looking for incredible classes to inspire your creativity. Stock up on some of your favorites or try out some new options you haven’t before. And if you’re looking to get rid of some of your stash, consider participating in their on-going charity projects, like making a hat for local chemotherapy patients.
2) The Tea Cozy Yarn Shop
Located in the historically Scandinavian neighborhood of Ballard, The Tea Cozy Yarn Shop is where you’ll find amazing yarns with a welcoming community. Here they focus on classic knitting traditions as well as the latest popular designs. All while including a wide range of fine yarns.
3) Acorn Street Shop
Established in 1979, Acorn Street Shop is dedicated to serving the knitting, crochet, and needlepoint community. They offer a variety of yarns, from wool to hemp and several in between. They also have a library of comprehensive patters from many different designers, including their own Acorn Essentials patterns.
4) Needles & Hooks
Needles & Hooks is a locally owned yarn store located in Lake Forest Park, Washington. They have a stunning selection of yarn to choose from. As well as an assortment of notions and accessories for all your knitting and crochet needs. If you’re looking to take a class or two, head on over to their website for some stellar options.
5) Seattle Yarn
This long-standing shop in beautiful West Seattle is the best place for an afternoon of yarn browsing. Seattle Yarn is a locally owned business that offers a unique brand of fun and hospitality along with a long and thorough list of local and indie dyers and makers. You won’t want to miss out on getting your hands on some of this amazing yarn.
With so many great shops to choose from, it can be hard to narrow it down to just one to visit. And while we’ve only chosen a handful of our favorites, there are plenty more you can go to throughout the city. What are some of your favorites to go to? Let us know in the comments.
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