This week, since I have nothing complete, I thought that I would review my favorite California yarn shop since I was a kid, Filati Fine Yarns. Ever since I knew about yarn shops, my mother has taken me there. I would walk up and down the aisles, marveling at the colors, softly petting the textures. Yes, folks, I pet yarn. I am a yarn pervert. The people are helpful, and they carry madelinetosh, road to china light, debbie bliss cashmerino, and all the greats. I could just move in and have my mail forwarded there. I love it.
Here is some more great info about them:
Filati Fine Yarns is located in Rocklin California, north of Sacramento off Interstate 80. Our NEW LOCATION offers 3,600sq ft of beautiful yarns and fibers. Our postal and business address is:4810 Granite Drive (Suite A10)
Rocklin, CA 95677
We have a 30 year tradition of carrying the world's finest yarn plus the most unique yarns and natural fibers. We are dedicated to searching out the very best yarn for your projects. We stock northern California's largest selection and assortment of fashion and novelty yarns. In addition, you will find basics and baby yarns. We guarantee that you will be amazed by the inventory - there is 3600 square feet of it! Click here to see a slide show of our store. Here are their hours:
Come and visit us; ◊ 10:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday - Friday ◊ 10:00am - 5:00pm Saturday ◊ Closed Sunday & Monday
They also have a great online business. I highly reccomend them!
5 out of 5 stars!
Our friendly and knowledgeable staff have more than 100 years of experience between them. They are all committed to helping you complete your special project, whether it is the finest lace or the heaviest sweater or anything in between.
Click on the names of our staff for more information about them;
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