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Yarn Shops in Seattle, WA

8 of the 55 sewing and fabric businesses we list in Seattle have yarn, knitting and crochet supplies. Local yarn shops are the part of the needlework world that survives on being touched — you come in to feel the fibre, match a dye lot and ask someone what went wrong on row 40. They're listed here alongside fabric and quilt shops because the trip is often the same trip, and because the chains that replaced them don't carry the same stock.

Bad Woman Yarn Yarn

1815 N 45th St, Seattle, WA 98103

(206) 547-5384 Website Directions

Blue Yarn Media Yarn

5700 6th Ave S Ste 211, Seattle, WA 98108

4259988503 Website Directions

Seattle Yarn Yarn

5633 California Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98136

(206) 935-2010 Website Directions

Seattle Yarn Yarn

2701 California Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116-2391

+12069352010 Website Directions

So Much Yarn Yarn

1525 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98101-1548

+12064430727 Website Directions

The Tea Cozy Yarn Shop Yarn

5816 24th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107

(206) 783-3322 Website Directions

Yarn Dragon Yarn

1501 Pike Pl, Seattle, WA 98101-1501

+12067410747 Website Directions

Yarn Dragon Factory Store Yarn

201 Yesler Wy, Seattle, WA 98104

+13037468579 Directions

Dye lots and classes are why people go in person. If a project needs more than one skein of the same colour, buy them together — the same shade from a different lot can stitch up visibly different. Most shops also run sit-and-knit sessions or beginner classes, which is worth asking about on the phone; they're rarely advertised well online.

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Are local yarn shops more expensive than big-box stores?
Per skein, usually yes — local shops stock natural and hand-dyed fibres that chains don't carry, and they price accordingly. What you get for it is stock you can inspect, staff who knit, and help when a pattern goes wrong, which for a project that takes weeks tends to matter more than the price of the first ball.

Do yarn shops wind yarn for you?
Most will wind hanks into cakes on a swift and ball winder, usually free with purchase. It's worth asking when you buy, because hand-winding a skein of lace weight at home is an evening you don't get back.