All Wound Up Yarn Shop

This is best yarn shop around, and all of us knitters/​crocheters are so thrilled they have opened up! All four of the Northend yarn shops have successively closed down (it’s a tough business), and all fiber artists for miles and miles away in the greater Seattle area are thrilled to have this new gem.
But this isn’t just any yarn shop. The co-​owners Leslie and Nona are truly two of the nicest people I know. They go to any lengths to help their customers. If you want more of something they have, they’ll order it. If you want something you don’t see and they can get it, they’ll order it. I do like that they support local indie dyers. My yarn stash has grown by leaps and bounds since they’ve opened.
You can really tell they love what they do. When they are free, they come out from behind the counter and talk to their customers. They have seating and encourage people to sit down and crochet/​knit in the store – very welcoming. They’ve got all kinds of socials and knit-​alongs, classes and I don’t know what all! I’ve even been able to drop off things I’ve made for sending on to Mary’s Place, a women’s shelter that they actively support.
The whole place is so pleasant to be in, you can easily spend hours there before you know it. I really love being there – FANTASTIC!

For her birthday, my daughter requested a trip to a nice, upscale yarn shop.
I was pleased to find All Wound Up very nearby.
We had read the good reviews and let me tell you, they don’t lie!
We were at their shop for roughly five hours, I kid you not.
Leslie, the owner, was very nice. We had pleasant conversation, laughs, and she shared a lot of knowledge and ideas.
There is a beautiful selection of luscious high quality yarns, many of which are local and hand dyed. They offer classes and knitting socials. The shop is warm and inviting but also well lit and spacious.
We had a great time and if you enjoy beautiful yarns and fiber arts, I think you will enjoy stopping by All Wound Up Yarn Shop.

I really enjoy this yarn shop! It is warm and welcoming, with lots of cute projects around the shop. A nice selection of yarns. The clear organization of yarn type is super helpful! Their prices are also very, very reasonable!

Very friendly and helpful. Nice selection of fingering yarns. I bought 2 skeins of Scientific Sock in Pulsar for a poncho or shawl. Beautiful local hand painted yarn!

New, clean and full of colorful, soft yarns.

There’s a new shop in town. If you are looking for a great yarn shop, Edmonds, WA is lucky to have this gracious yarn shop which opened just a few months ago. The owners Nona and Leslie are so wonderful. They have great knowledge for the art of yarn knitters, crocheters and I’m sure much more.
After the local yarn shop, Spin a Yarn closed, my knitting group and I were at a loss as to where to shop for yarn. So, we traveled to neighboring cities to shop and met at the Walnut Coffee café, we love and appreciate you, for our weekly meet ups.
Now we meet up at the All Wound Up yarn shop. It is convenient for our needs and if you need supplies or run out of yarn, all is there in one place. So grateful for your store.

Really nice shop that is a tad off the beaten path. This is a newer shop with a very nice selection of yarns and supplies with an emphasis on local sources.
Nona was there to help us and could share where yarns were spun and dyed as well as her own favorites. I wound up buying a couple skeins and two patterns that Nona had created herself.
The shop will print your patterns AND make sure they are put in your Ravelry library which was super helpful.
We arrived just before closing and I noticed a couple of ladies who came in AFTER closing. Nona didn’t bat an eyelash and was taking care of those ladies as we left.
The shop hosts lots of classes and socials and is set up to support groups in a very cozy setting. I just wish they were closer, but we WILL be back.