This shop is a cozy and crafty hidden gem! I recently got into Needlefelting, and decided to finally check this shop out. What a DREAM it turned out to be! They had everything you need to get started, and more. Needles, needle pens, mats, wool of all kinds, tinsels, even tools to help you shape and flatten wools. The wool is so so so soft, and felts like a dream. Please skip big box stores and come here instead, I have compared wool from both, and Alma park blows them out of the water with quality! Alma park has soft and easy to use wools, and other places are hairy and difficult to felt. Also, Alma Park has an incredible variety of colors and wool types!
If Needlefelting isn't your thing, there are so many yarns of all varieties and colors. The yarns that the Owner hand-dyes are works of art in itself. She also has every kind of sewing tool and supplies you can think of. Cute buttons, pins, and accessories are fun to look at, too! There is something for everyone. I noticed local honey for sale, and my husband had a tough time choosing which hand-made soap he liked best (they were all irresistible!)
The owner is super sweet, we had a great time chatting and she has many many years experience with a variety of crafting. She gave a lot of felting advice, which I very much appreciated! The shop is super clean and organized, has a beautiful cozy atmosphere, and makes you feel like you have teleported to the country or mountains. Of course, it's always nice to see the Llamas and Alpacas happily grazing outside, too!
It's my new favorite place, I can't wait until I need more supplies so I can return and buy more goodies. Attached are purchases I made on my second visit. Do stop by and see this hidden gem for yourself! You can tell that lots of love went into this shop, and everything is super reasonably priced. I will only get my supplies form here from now...
Read moreToday was the first time coming to this particular knitting store. It took me close to an hour to get here, but I thought it would be fun. I walked in to a small group of woman knitting, with the owner. I started looking around and the woman came over to ask if I needed help. I said yes. I originally had come down to buy ALOT of NEW SUPPLIES to make an afghan for my daughter. I also had brought in something in with me (hat) that was ripped and I thought perhaps the woman could perhaps tell me the proper way to fix it. Immediately she looked appalled, and told me oh no I can’t do that, I looked up at her and she started rambling that if I wanted to fix it I WOULD NEED A LESSON. Also on the table there were copies of free patterns, which she had printed from the computer and made copies ....I though they were free. At that time she said “you can’t take that it’s for the store. It was at that moment I knew something was terribly wrong. I had explained to her as soon as I got there I had driven a long way. She was rude with an attitude that as a business owner .....one should NEVER HAVE. I immediately grabbed my things and said I’m going to leave and she mumbled something under her breath, which wasn’t nice. This is my FIRST REVIEW and would NEVER GO BACK!!!! It’s a shame. There are SO FEW knitting stores.
Just for the record I did look around. Selection was scarce and expensive Good Luck ....I would NEVER...
Read moreI will never go anywhere else.
As a weaver who started spinning to keep my hands busy after a move, I feel as though I got lucky by choosing this store. I got to skip many of the initial difficulties because:
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