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Welcome to Charlotte Yarn!
If you are crazy about knitting or crocheting or want to learn how, stop by and visit our warm and friendly yarn shop located in the heart of the beautiful, historic Dilworth neighborhood, where you will be inspired and encouraged, regardless of where you are in your craft. |
1235 East Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28203 704-373-7442
(Located in the Kenilworth Commons Shopping Center) Store Hours Monday - Friday: 10am-6pm Tuesday: 10am-7pm Saturday: 10am-5pm Sunday: 1st Sun. of every month from 12pm-4pm (For all other Sundays, please call the shop to schedule an appointment) |
Beginner Knit Hat Kit and Instruction Videos
Click here to order 
You still can place an order and get assistance (Effective 3/18) After much thought and consideration, I decided to close the shop until further notice. My main priorities are the health and safety of my staff, customers, and daughter and feel this is the best decision for now. I still want to be able to help customers who need help with getting materials and supplies. In order to do that, you can call, email or text your order between 10am-3pm every day. You can then pick up that order the same day between 5pm-6pm via curbside pickup or I can drop it in the mail for you. We hope this gives you the opportunity daily to get what you need. If anyone needs assistance with their projects, To place order email remi@charlotteyarn.com or call 704-373-7442. Please, everyone, stay safe and please reach out to me with any questions. Sandy will be offering help via FaceTime. You can call Sandy at 704-364-8652 or email her at coolmom@bellsouth.net. Thanks for all your support! ❤️ NE |
Crafting for a Cause
The 1st Sunday of every month from 1pm-3pm, we have "Crafting For A Cause". Bring the charity project you are working on and come hang out.
The 1st Sunday of every month from 1pm-3pm, we have "Crafting For A Cause". Bring the charity project you are working on and come hang out.
Port Pillow Project
Charlotte Yarn is pleased to initiate the "Port Pillow Project" which will provide knitted and crocheted port pillows for cancer patients. These port pillows will be delivered to the Charlotte Levine Cancer Institute (LCI). We need your help in making these pillows for this worthy cause.
What Is Pillow Port?
Many cancer patients have to endure long grueling hours undergoing chemotherapy administered through a port. Sometimes those ports stay embedded in the chest wall for months at a time. When patients get into a vehicle the seat belt shoulder strap crosses the chest exactly where the port is inserted, often causing discomfort. The port pillow is a small cushion with a strap that fits onto a seat belt so patients can ride with ease
Patterns
Knitted port pillow pattern (knitted flat): Please click here.
Crochet port pillow pattern: Please click here.
We will soon have available patterns for port pillows knitted in the round We will publish and announce this pattern when it is available.
If you sew, you can also make fabric pillows (pictured above). For the pattern, please click here.
(Pictured left to right: Deborah Bennet (LCI), Ava Haygood, and Hattie Townsend)
Charlotte Yarn is pleased to initiate the "Port Pillow Project" which will provide knitted and crocheted port pillows for cancer patients. These port pillows will be delivered to the Charlotte Levine Cancer Institute (LCI). We need your help in making these pillows for this worthy cause.
What Is Pillow Port?
Many cancer patients have to endure long grueling hours undergoing chemotherapy administered through a port. Sometimes those ports stay embedded in the chest wall for months at a time. When patients get into a vehicle the seat belt shoulder strap crosses the chest exactly where the port is inserted, often causing discomfort. The port pillow is a small cushion with a strap that fits onto a seat belt so patients can ride with ease
Patterns
Knitted port pillow pattern (knitted flat): Please click here.
Crochet port pillow pattern: Please click here.
We will soon have available patterns for port pillows knitted in the round We will publish and announce this pattern when it is available.
If you sew, you can also make fabric pillows (pictured above). For the pattern, please click here.
(Pictured left to right: Deborah Bennet (LCI), Ava Haygood, and Hattie Townsend)
Netflix and chill? More like Netflix and knit.
Check out this wonderful and interesting article the Boston Globe dated August 24, 2016. This article shows that people of all ages knit, especially the millennial generation.
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Six Unexpected Benefits of Knitting
By Kathryn Harper Learning how to knit might not be at the top of your fall to-do list, but it should be. Not just for your grandmother anymore, knitting has a wide variety of benefits. |
Gift Certificates
Are Available A gift certificate from Charlotte Yarn lets your favorite Fiber Lover do what they like best - shop for great yarn!!! If you would like to purchase a Gift Certificate, Please stop by or give us a call at 704-373-7442.
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