There are knitters everywhere. On Thursday evenings at Panera’s in North Haven, Connecticut you can find a whole table full of gals knitting and chatting away about their various projects, having dinner, solving the world’s problems and finding their zen all at the same time.
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Hi Ann!
I am a rabid knitter/crocheter and am always looking for a new yarn shop to prowl. I so agree with you about the friendly part. I have gone to many a shop and have been greeted by a clerk talking to another clerk and ignoring the fact I’ve even stopped in. Look forward to your findings! Evelynne
By: evelynne Adams on March 21st, 2010
at 9:49 PM
Evelynne, you need to check out Old Saybrook’s shop and also there’s a great one in Madison, called “Madison Wool.”
http://www.madisonwool.com/
By: Annie Mame on March 21st, 2010
at 10:03 PM
Hi Ann-
When you find yourself in NW CT again, stop by “The Village Sheep” in Washington Depot. It is an amazing knitting/yarn store! You’ll probably be greeted by Nate the friendly “shop dog”. Owner Maggie Ohmen is gem!
Happy stitching!
Lisa
By: Lisa Easter on April 17th, 2010
at 1:27 PM
Lisa, tank you so much! I will drop in.
By: Annie Mame on April 17th, 2010
at 1:33 PM
