1) Must visit local yarn shop in Dublin City Centre
This is Knit, Powerscourt Town Centre, South William St.
Proprietors Jacqui & Lisa have established a LYS (Local Yarn Shop) in the heart of Dublin’s city centre. This mother & daughter(s) – Lisa’s sister, Jenny has joined the family business, have definitely made this shop a shopping experience for the yarnista. Here you will find expert advice from their friendly staff to help you with your next knitting or crochet project.
Dublin Knitwork rating:
Customer Service *****
Yarn Selection *****
2) The Knitting Room, was established by Carrie and Brendan Kavanagh in 2012. Carrie has previously tutored in a wide variety of crafts to both adults and children and the Knitting Room is a natural extension of this business.
One of the main concepts of the Knitting Room shop was to create a social and friendly environment in which to enjoy knitting, sewing and a variety of other crafts.
Google Map to The Knitting Room
Dublin Knitwork rating:
Customer Service *****
Yarn Selection *****
3) Springwools: They claim to be the Ireland’s largest wool shop. It is worth a visit to see for yourself, even Ariana Grande thought so and visited the store.
Dublin Knitwork rating:
Customer Service *
Yarn Selection ****
4) Winnie’s Craft Cafe, 3 Woodbine Park,
Definitely, worth a trip out to Bootertown. This off the beaten track LYS has the best selection of Drops Garnstudio yarns.
Dublin Knitwork rating
Customer Service ***
Yarn Selection *****
5) Trimmings, 137 Capel St, Dublin 1 Selection of basic knitting, sewing, and craft supplies.
Dublin Knitwork rating
Customer Service ***
Yarn Selection **
6) Loza Wool, Unit 3, Ace Enterprise Park, Bawnogue Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Google Map to Loza Wool
Loza Wool Shop in Dublin is a family owned yarn, fabric and haberdashery business with many years of experience.
Customer Service *****
Yarn Selection ****
updated 04.11.22
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