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EweKnit & Craft

EweKnit & Craft

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832 Bloor St W, Toronto, Ontario, M6G 1M2, Canada
(416) 530-4438 eweknit.co
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May 25, 2019
Loved the Check & Stripe Linen Bag sewing classes with Yumiko! She is knowledgable, encouraging and patient! I did this with my 9 year old and we both had a great time. The workroom is bright, roomy, all the equipment is brand new and the environment is wonderful. In addition, the whole store is filled with delightful options, the Japanese kits and liberty fabric is particularly fabulous!

Mar 4, 2019
Love this craft store. They mostly have yarn, knitting and crochet supplies and then fabric and quilting supplies. They offer knitting classes here are well. This store is on the expensive side but you get great quality. If you feel like splurging on a project this is a must visit. Both women were super helpful in getting me the things I needed for quilting and fixing up my knitting projects. Will definitely be back!

May 20, 2019
Very good selection of wool and cloth yarns. Also has cloth yards and weaving supplies, which is unusual for a knitting supply store. No looms on open floor display.

Jun 2, 2019
If your going to sew fabric, don't go there. Its over priced ($20 for straight pins. Really??) and the service is subpar. Admittedly some of the fabric prints are cute and there is wool galore (I think that what it is geared to), but there are waaaaay better sewing supply stores in this city.

May 26, 2019
Great fabric, great weaving supplies, great yarn and beautiful selection of textile supply's. Worth the money

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