Quality yarn, tools, and accessories for fiber lovers in Lubbock and beyond.
Our online store is growing while we build our retail space at Kingsgate Center South Lubbock! We expect to open doors to the public this June! Follow us on social media or subscribe to our email list for updates! Thank you for supporting small business and celebrating creativity and diversity with every stitch.
✨ Kelbourne Woolens + more en route!
✨ Sassy Black Yarns in stunning hand-dyed shades
✨ Hummingbird Yarn Co hand-dyed yarn
✨ Hello Kim stitch markers—adorable & straight from France!
✨ Lemonwood Yarn Minders to keep your skeins in check
✨ Twice Sheared Sheep Row Counters and Clever Hand-Crafted Tools
✨ Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash®, Cascade 220, Heritage, & Ultra Pima
✨ Malabrigo Rios, Arroyo, & Silky Merino
✨ Yarn Citizen Harmony DK, Unity Worsted, & Trinity Cashmere
✨Jamieson’s of Shetland Spindrift
✨ LYKKEhappy-making knitting needles and crochet hooks
✨ Juniper Moon Farms Moonshine, Cumulus, & Zooey
✨ Noro Madara, Silk Garden, Akari
✨ ONline Supersocke
We are just starting to build our inventory! Subscribe or follow @theyarnyway on social media for updates!
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