Yarn Community News

Local Knitting and Yarn Related News

This page has links to news items about our local yarn community which are of general interest to our members. Know of a scoop your fellow members would like to read about? Let us know!

Littlelamb and Ewe will be closing in October 2015 – details here

Wow!!! Jared Flood is moving Brooklyn Tweed to Portland

Move over, Black Friday: The Rose City Yarn Crawl brings knitters to Portland – Fun Oregonian article including comments from our very own Pam Whyte!

Wool ‘N Wares is moving. “After 27 wonderful years (and lots of memories) in the same space we have decided its time to move to a larger space,” the store writes. “Luckily, we aren’t moving far  . . . just downstairs to the former quilt shop space. We are so thrilled to be doubling the square footage as well as having more accessible parking for our customers.  We will also gain an outdoor space so we can enjoy knitting, crocheting and spinning al fresco when the weather cooperates.” The store will be shut Monday, Nov. 24, through Monday, Dec. 1, for the move, reopening Tuesday, Dec. 2. The old address is 21540 Willamette Drive, West Linn; the new address is 21580 Willamette Falls Drive.

Dawn Seymour’s Fiber Rythm and Craft is now open to the public and is much more than just a yarn shop. Mary Mooney has the scoop here
…you’ll find hand-dyed, limited-edition yarns; exquisite jewelry; hand-knit accessories; felted soaps and kits to make them; plus photography. It’s an interesting mix that appeals to a wide variety of creative, beauty-loving souls. Need a handmade gift that’s not handmade by you? Come here. Need to rent a sewing machine or knitting machine, and need a place to use it? Come here. Need a nifty reflective yarn to make the perfect hat/gloves/scarf for the runner/cyclist in your life? Come here.   11-12-2014

Our Guild makes the Tigard Times news

A new(ish) yarn shop in Vancouver you may not have heard about is Blizzard Yarn and Fiber

and  Urban Wolves Fiber Arts is located in the Hazel Dell Town Center