Hours
Monday - CLOSED
Tuesday - Thursday 10- 5 pm
Friday 10 - 6 pm
Saturday 10 - 5
Sunday 12- 4 pm
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Classes
Proof of vaccination No Longer Required for in person classes & private lessons
Anyone who wishes is encouraged to wear a mask if that makes being in the shop more comfortable. For those not comfortable in a class/group setting private lessons are always available.
Private Lessons
Our private lessons are ideal if you prefer to work one-on-one, have a hectic schedule or need a refresher. If you have a specific project you'd like some extra help with, come see us.
Private Lesson Rates
$35.00 for 45 minutes
$40.00 for a full hour
Call 303-678-8242
email info@longmontyarn.com
or stop by soon to schedule your lesson.
A note about Class, CLUB, CAL, & KAL materials. We ask that students purchase their yarn for the class or CAL/KAL, Club at LYS for the programs we offer. There are 2 main reasons for this:
- We recommend yarn we know you will have success with. Learning a new skill is much more rewarding using the proper tools and resources. When students use materials other than what is suggested we can't assure your success.
- Frankly, we exist only with your support. We need our community to shop with us so we can be here for the long haul. We bring in additional inventory to support classes, in anticipation of student purchases.
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Calendar
Come join us at the LYS for the annual Peace Knitalong, featuring a pattern by Alissa Barton AKA The Knitting Fairy. This is a beloved tradition at the LYS, a time for mindfulness, creativity, fellowship, & holiday intentions! People from all over the world participate in this annual tradition. Led locally by Jennifer Miller of Theodora's Pearls, you can participate in person or via Zoom - this is a Hybrid event.
Join Darla and Mark from Warp and Woolens to discover your Spinning Superpower by making the perfect yarn for your knitting, crochet or weaving project! This is the second class of a three-part series. We will explore fiber prep techniques, including combing, carding, flicking, and drum carding. We will then demonstrate and practice worsted and woolen spinning techniques. Each class segment is independent, but they are better taken as a series.
