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The quality of yarn and the quality of professional talent, knowledge and skills is A1. You will not find a more talented or passionate yarn shop owner. If Carol or Barb can't fix it or figure it out which is rare, they will find the resource that will give you a resolution and you will be on your merry way once again with new skill levels and excitement for your next project. The community of Knitters/crocheters are awesome, a warm, humourous kind group of passionate Knitters. *****
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Titles to Build Your Sewingand Crafting SkillsThe McCall Pattern Company is a privately owned, worldwide company that designs, manufactures and sells sewing patterns under the brand names of Butterick, Kwik Sew, McCall's and Vogue Patterns, through fabric retailers and on our websites. We also publish the consumer magazine Vogue Patterns. In addition, our Wallies brand features peel and stick vinyl wall decals, chalkboards and more for home decorating and crafting. Select any of our sites above and explore the world of The McCall Pattern Company.
15040 Yonge St, Aurora, ON L4G 1M4
Wool & Yarn Manufacturers & Suppliers, Clothing Stores
385 Water St, Peterborough, ON K9H 3L7
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Needles In The Hay will have you knitting up a storm in Peterborough. We are a crafter’s delight, with a large selection of quality yarn from all your favourite brands, such as Briggs and Little, Indigodragonfly and Madelinetosh. We also offer knitting classes for beginning students through seasoned pros. We even have specialty courses for mittens and socks. Call or come by the store and inspire your creativity.
Never Enough Wool is a yarn shop that was created by Carol McGavin when she discovered her favourite local yarn shop, Yonder Yarns, was closing. A storefront at the intersection of Hwy. 7A & Water St. was rented and in October of 2006 Never Enough Wool opened. As time has gone by, more displays for yarn, patterns and needles have been added.