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Joann's Closing

We have been hearing one comment over and over in the shop...

"I need to find a new place now that Joann's is closing"

At A Little Knitty we have always stood by our mission of bringing the best quality yarns at the best possible prices. We FULLY understand that even with that mission, we cannot meet the pricing that Joann's was able to do for their private label yarn (Big Twist), Lion's Brand, Bernat and Red Heart plus steep discounts and coupons. We know that these yarns enabled crocheters to crochet huge blankets without breaking the bank and crafters of all sorts to make things for donation without taking out a second mortgage. 

We do not have coupons or sales, because we stand by the fact that we give you the best possible pricing every single day we are open...but this means that since we don't mark up, we don't have the margin to mark down. 

I know we will not be able to fill the hole in the market that Joann's has left behind, but if there is anything that you are looking for, please consider checking out what we do carry!

Our Uptown Worsted is an anti-pilling acrylic that is so soft and cuddly and sells for $7 a ball. 

Major (we don't sell this one online...it is big and bulky and was costing us WAAAAY too much for shipping!!) is an awesome bulky weight acrylic that is $13 per ball for 200 GRAMS of lovely-ness.

Yarnalia has very cost friendly yarns that are amazing (I have put the wonder base through the washer and dryer multiple times and it keeps on ticking!!!). They have a Sport base called Marvel ($3.99 a ball), a DK base called Wonder ($3.25 a ball) and a Bulky called Fluffy ($6.25 per ball)

Heritage by Cascade is a super price friendly fantastic fingering weight yarn that is a very popular seller at $12.00 per 100g skein

Deluxe Worsted has a Superwash ($9.50 per ball) and Non-Superwash ($9.00 per ball) line that is cost friendly and a great work horse.

I know many people think of a Local Yarn Shop as ONLY carrying higher end yarns, but we work very hard to have a range of products for our customers...without sacrificing quality!

If you are experiencing sadness due to the loss of Joann's (or know someone who is) please check us out! We will do our best to help you out!!

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