Another Yarn

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32 reviews

+1 (781) 570-2134

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Tonal "Symmetry" alpaca and wool blend at Another Yarn, Burlington, MA

15 Cambridge St

Burlington, MA 01803

+1 (781) 570-2134

http://www.anotheryarn.com

Another Yarn is a cozy and inviting yarn shop located in Burlington, MA, offering a wide selection of yarns, classes, and events for knitting and crochet enthusiasts.

With a focus on providing quality products and a welcoming atmosphere, Another Yarn is the go-to destination for all things yarn-related in the Burlington area.

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4.032 reviews

Jeanne G.

2/10/2014

I live in Winchester and am thrilled that there is a local yarn store. Not only is the selection of yarns varied, but there are various classes, cozy spots to sit and knit and set times when I...

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R C.

9/29/2023

I stopped in here for the first time for the Greater Boston Yarn Crawl. The staff were very welcoming and the yarn selection was nice! They also had some beautiful ceramics from a New Hampshire...

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Barbara M.

4/21/2023

I ordered yarn on March 22, 2023 and was told it would be in a week and also charged on my credit card and I might add not inexpensive. I called after two weeks and was told the order was in but...

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Myra G.

9/26/2022

Went in during super sale looking for dk yarn. The woman behind the counter brought me to the area with single skeins for $2. Turned out it wasn't the right yarn. I asked the owner for...

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Michelle S.

12/4/2021

Update 12/4/2021: Despite the sign inside stating masks are required per current public health guidelines, when I stepped outside and called to clarify the policy I was told masks are not...

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