ReDirect Guide Listing for Knit Knack - Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, Colorado

Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, Colorado Edition

Welcome to Knit Knack's profile. Knit Knack is a member of the ReDirect Guide, the one-stop sustainable lifestyle directory and resource guide featuring hundreds of qualified, green and eco/earth-friendly businesses and organizations in the Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, Colorado region.

Knit Knack
www.knitknack.org
Yarn Shop - Coffee Bar - Gathering Place
7505-A Grandview Ave See Map
Arvada.......(303) 456-2021
Hours

Monday Closed

Tuesday 10 am - 8 pm

Wednesday 10 am - 8 pm

Thursday 10 am - 8 pm

Friday 10 am - 8 pm

Saturday 10 am - 5 pm

Sunday 12 pm - 5 pm

Description

Knit Knack is the coziest yarn shop in the Metro Area! We encourage knitters to get comfortable, stay a while, have a latte, and CREATE something beautiful. Aside from the eclectic mix of projects, our classes offer a wide range of skill levels and techniques. We are always willing to help and happy to meet your needs. We carry a wide range of yarns including, organic cotton, wool, alpaca and yak.

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Additional Categories:
Knitting [organic, natural fiber, wool, fair trade]
Yarn - Retail [organic, hemp, fair trade, natural fiber/dyes, wool]

PRODUCTS	SERVICES
books gift cards needles/notions wools & cottons	Crochet classes Espresso bar Knit classes Private lessons

MEMBERSHIPS

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ACCEPTS: Cash, Checks, ReDirect Guide Carbon Offsetting Visa, Visa, MasterCard, Discover

IN BUSINESS SINCE: 2007

Staff Notes

C. Sander

Knit Knack is a wonderfully warm yarn shop, coffee bar, and gathering place. They carry organic and locally made yarns, bamboo needles, have classes for the new or advanced, or, if you want to just stop in and create something, go for it!

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FREE LATTE WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF $50 OR MORE.

Sustainability Statement

Knitting is an ancient practice that has always used a sustainable product: WOOL! Cotton, bamboo, silk are also sustainable and well used in the popular yarn blends. There is a lot to be said about actually creating your own knitted garments, which in turn, helps local businesses stay in business.