Saco River Yarns

THERE IS NO YARN SHOP THERE.
I repeat, they do not sell yarn to you, as a retail customer, except as a bag of seconds by the ton or whatever.
If you go there, first of all you can’t park, and secondly they will look at you when you enter the factory like you’ve lost your mind. Don’t bother with this.
Sad!
Cannot buy the yarn. Treated like an intruder.

Once again I find myself in a yarn store. I’m no expert and someone who’s into this really needs to visit. I’m on a quest for a good way to dye pieces of nylon and the hunt tends to lead me into yarn and fabric stores. I’ve been inside Saco River Yarns several times as I find my way back into the Saco River Dyehouse, and the yarn store is a really cool place. The people who I’ve met here, especially Lisa, are really friendly and helpful. They carry what seems like a wide variety of different kinds of yarn and other stuff that I can’t even guess about, and in the back is a room full of looms, spinning wheels, and other cool stuff. If I was into knitting or making the kinds of scarves found in high-​end gift shops, I would be a regular at this store. I’ve attached some pictures so that people who know more than me can judge for themselves. But remember that since I don’t know much, I may have forgotten to get pictures of the really good stuff.