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Looking to Knit Along with Michelle? Here Are a List of Shops Who Are Actively Participating in the April 2019 KAL! Looking to knit along with Michelle? Here are a list of shops who are actively participating in the April 2019 KAL! Yarn Store Phone Web Address City State Fabulous Fiber Arts and More 907-225-9161 http://fabulousfiberarts.com Ketchikan AK Maisieblue 209-728-8261 http://maisieblue.com Murphys CA Yarn Junction Co LLC 515-277-2770 https://www.yarnjunction.com West Des Moines IA Alpaca Direct 888-306-0111 http://www.alpacadirect.com Hayden ID Mosaic Yarn Studio Ltd 847-390-1013 http://www.mosaicyarnstudio.com Mount Prospect IL The Fiber Universe LLC 309-673-5659 http://thefiberuniverse.com Peoria IL Yarn Barn Of Kansas Inc 785-842-4333 http://www.yarnbarn-ks.com Lawrence KS Nanette's Knits & Gifts LLC 906-364-4752 http://nanettesknitsandgifts.com Wakefield MI Yarn Harbor 218-724-6432 http://www.yarnharborduluth.com Duluth MN Northfield Yarn 507-645-1330 http://northfieldyarn.com Northfield MN Silver Threads & Golden Needles 828-349-0515 http://www.silverthreadsyarn.com Franklin NC The Artful Yarn 440-321-9754 http://www.theartfulyarn.com Chardon OH Yarn it & Haberdashery 614-736-6464 http://yarnitanddash.com Columbus OH Kathty's Kreations 724-238-9320 http://kathys-kreations.com Ligonier PA The Tinsmith's Wife 830-995-5539 http://tinsmithswife.com Comfort TX Laughing Sheep Yarns 434-973-0331 http://laughingsheepyarns.com Charolttesville VA Sheep's Clothing 509-734-2484 http://aknottyhabit.com Kennewick WA Yarn Folk 509-304-4588 http://yarnfolk.com Ellensburg WA Makers' Mercantile 425-251-1239 http://makersmercantile.com Kent WA Abundant Yarn & Dyeworks 866-873-0580 http://www.abundant-yarn.com Spokane WA Yarn Folk 509-304-4588 http://www.yarnfolk.com Ellensburg WA Silver Thimble Quilt & Gift 920-468-1495 http://www.silverthimblequilts.com Green Bay WI Knitting Knook 414-540-4080 http://www.knittingknook.com Milwaukee WI Ewe Count 307-638-1148 http://www.ewecount.com Cheyenne WY Kenzie Stockists Yarn Store Phone Web Address City State Far North Yarn Co 907-258-5648 http://akfnyc.com Anchorage AK Tangled Skein 907-622-9276 Eagle River AK Alaskan Yarn Co. 907-299-0601 http://knittystash.com Homer AK In the Making 205-298-1309 https://www.shopinthemaking.com Birmingham AL Taming of the Ewe 256-546-9090 http://taming-the-ewe.blogspot.com Gadsden AL Fiber Art Work 256-656-0163 http://www.fiberartwork.com Huntsville AL Purl In The Pines LLC 928-774-9334 http://www.purlinthepines.com Flagstaff AZ Phoenix Knits 602-277-1335 https://www.facebook.com/PhoenixKnits Phoenix AZ Avenue Yarns 510-526-9276 https://www.avenueyarns.com Albany CA Ball & Skein & More 805-927-3280 http://cambriayarn.com/bswp Cambria CA Roxanne's 805-566-1250 http://roxannequilts.com Carpinteria CA Yarn Basket Chico 530-345-2187 Chico CA Border Leather 619-691-1657 http://www.yarnsatborderleather.com Chula Vista CA A Perfect Yarn 707-464-1864 Crescent City CA Babetta's Yarn & Gifts 916-965-6043 http://www.babettasyarnandgifts.com Fair Oaks CA Ben Franklin 530-273-1348 http://benfranklin-crafts.com Grass Valley CA The Knitting Tree LA 310-395-3880 http://www.theknittingtreela.com Inglewood CA Kat's Yarn & Craft Cottage 619-246-8585 http://www.julianyarn.com Julian CA Busy Stix 925-284-1172 http://busystix.com Lafayette CA Knit This, Purl That! 925-249-9276 http://yourknittingplace.com Livermore CA Gather DTLA Tifanee 213-908-2656 http://togatherdtla.com Los Angeles CA Jennifer Knits 310-471-8733 http://www.jenniferknits.com Los Angeles CA KnitsyKnits 323-892-1318 http://knitsyknits.com Los Angeles CA The Little Knittery 323-663-3838 http://thelittleknittery.com Los Angeles CA Needle in a Haystack Montrose 818-248-7686 http://www.needhay.com Montrose CA Maisieblue 209-728-8261 http://maisieblue.com Murphys CA Yarns On First 707-257-1363 http://yarnsonfirst.com Napa CA Sheared Sheep Yarn 949-722-7977 http://sheepyarnshop.com Newport Beach CA Piedmont Yarn 510-595-9595 http://www.piedmontyarn.com Oakland CA Yarn Store Phone Web Address City State The Royal Bee Yarn Co., LLC 650-898-8329 http://www.theroyalbeeyarncompany.com Pacifica CA Harriet's Yarns 760-772-3333 http://www.harrietsyarns.com Palm Desert CA Creative Ewe 888-711-9276 http://creativeewe.co Pasadena CA Skein Fine Yarn Store 626-577-2035 http://www.skeinyarns.com Pasadena CA Monarch Knitting LLC 831-647-9276 http://monarchknitting.com Pebble Beach CA Ramona Country Yarn Store 760-789-7305 http://www.ramonacountryyarn.com Ramona CA Ewe-Baa Street Yarns 530-246-9276 http://ewe-baastreetyarns.com Redding CA Hands On Knitting Center 909-793-8712 http://handsonknittingcenter.com Redlands CA Designer Handknits 951-275-9711 http://www.designerhandknits.blogspot.com Riverside CA Got Your Goat Yarn Studio LLC 916-899-5416 http://gotyourgoatyarn.com Roseville CA Black Sheep San Diego 858-481-6708 http://www.theblacksheep.biz San Diego CA South Park Dry Goods Co 619-550-5765 http://grovesouthpark.weebly.com San Diego CA Firebird Yarns 415-795-1229 http://www.firebirdyarns.com San Francisco CA Imagiknit (94114) 415-621-6642 http://www.imagiknit.com San Francisco CA Green Planet Yarn 408-620-1042 http://www.greenplanetyarn.com San Jose CA Dharma Trading Co 415-456-1211 http://www.dharmatrading.com San Rafael CA Cast Away Yarn Shop 707-546-9276 http://www.castawayyarnshop.com Santa Rosa CA Knits and Knots Tahoe 530-494-9622 http://www.knitsandknotstahoe.com South Lake Tahoe CA Needles & Niceties 909-985-6264 Upland CA Cloth Carousel 530-794-6114 http://clothcarousel.com Vacaville CA Colorful Yarns 303-798-2299 http://www.colorfulyarns.com Centennial CO The Yarn Outlet 719-227-3665 https://www.yarnoutletcos.net Colorado Springs CO Fancy Tiger Crafts 303-733-3855 http://www.fancytiger.com Denver CO Lambshoppe , LLC 303-322-2223 http://www.thelambshoppe.com Denver CO Blazing Star Ranch 303-514-8780 http://blazingstarranch.com Englewood CO The Stitchin' Den 970-577-8210 http://www.thestitchinden.com Estes Park CO Your Daily Fiber 970-484-2414 http://yourdailyfiber.com Fort Collins CO My Sister Knits 970-407-1461 http://www.mysisterknits.com FT Collins CO Fire on the Mountain 719-486-2071 Leadville CO Calypso in Color 303-909-4393 http://www.calypsoincolor.com Wheat Ridge CO Nikki's Knots 719-686-6424 http://nikkisknots.com Woodland Park CO Yarn Store Phone Web Address City State A Stitch In Time 203-748-1002 http://www.astitchintimect.com Bethel CT Village Wool 860-633-0898 http://www.villagewoolyarnshop.com Glastonbury CT Marji's Yarncrafts 860-653-9700 http://www.marjisyarncrafts.com Granby CT Madison Wool 203-245-5921 http://madisonwool.com Madison CT The Sheep Shoppe LLC 203-364-5600 http://sheepshoppenewtown.com Newtown CT The Knit 860-510-1609 Old Saybrook CT Woolworks LTD 860-963-1228 http://woolworksyarnofputnam.com Putnam CT Stars Hollow Yarns 860-717-2362 http://www.starshollowyarns.com Roxbury CT Knitting Criations 860-749-4005 http://www.knittingcriations.com Somers CT Little Beans Creations 860-938-9464 Tolland CT Knit Two-gether 860-870-3883 http://knittwo-gether.com Vernon CT Looped Yarn Works 202-714-5667 http://loopedyarnworks.com Washington DC Sea Needles 302-539-0574 http://www.seaneedles.com Bethany Beach DE Criativity Ranch 727-584-4191 http://shopcriativity.com Belleair FL A Stitch In Time LLC 904-731-4082 http://www.astitchintime.com Jacksonville FL A Good Yarn 941-487-7914 http://agoodyarnsarasota.com Sarasota FL PostStitch 404-606-6371 http://www.poststitchbox.com Sarasota FL Stash A Place for Yarn 727-822-9276 http://stashstpete.com St Petersburg FL Fay's Needlecraft Boutique 850-878-7993 Tallahassee FL Yarn Therapy, Inc. 850-577-0555 http://yarntherapyinc.com Tallahassee FL Four Purls 863-662-8288 http://www.fourpurls.com Winter Haven FL Strings & Stitches Yarn Shoppe 706-698-5648 http://stringsandstitches.com Ellijay GA Unwind in Savannah LLC 912-303-3970 Savannah GA The Whole Nine Yarns 678-494-5242 http://www.thewholenineyarns.com Woodstock GA Isle Knit 808-533-0853 Honolulu HI Aloha Yarns 808-234-5865 http://www.alohayarn.com Kaneohe HI The Sheep Baatique 319-415-7263 http://www.thesheepbaatique.com Cedar Falls IA R. 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