You’ll find the store on the second floor, up an unassuming and narrow staircase, in a little room, walls filled with completely unique, hand painted and imaginative yarns. If you like Colinette, this is a yarn store for you. I found myself overcome with creativity. Really overcome as I couldn’t think straight, but moved from swatch to swatch, excitedly touching each one and imagining the possibilities. The store encourages personal design and helps you create a pattern with your yarn purchase. I personally didn’t have time because we got to the store with only 2 hours until close and I spent all of those 2 hours browsing and comparing colors and fiber types. Finally settling on 6 different yarns I came home with a scarf, a hat or two and a sweater. Gorgeous. If you’re in San Francisco, this is a must see store. Also, check out their web site - they will send 5 yard samples so you can make a swatch before buying.
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December 5th, 2002 at 9:55 pm
Another great store is ImagiKnit on 18th Street at Sanchez in the Castro/Eureka Valley area. It’s relatively new, has great friendly owners who will help you even if you didn’t buy the yarn there, nice shopping and eating neighborhood around.
December 7th, 2002 at 5:34 pm
Thanks Joe - I’ve been hearing so many good things about ImagiKnit! We were planning on stopping there - it’s just down the street from Art Fibers, but be ran out of time. It’s top on my list the next time I’m in San Francisco!