Where do you buy yarn?

Hi everyone,
The last yarn shop in my area has closed, and Kaufhof is closing down too. Where do you buy your yarn online?
Thanks for your tips 

Hi,

I shop at Lanade. Lanade has an online store
High-quality wool, and not too expensive.
Best regards
Laveya

When I buy yarn, I go to Frau Wolle in our town—I’ve been a customer there for over 30 years, and the advice is top-notch whenever you need it

That depends on what you like to crochet. What are your preferences?

I’m a beginner—I’ve made triangular scarves and hats. Now I’m looking for cotton.
Thanks for your tips

I order from Traumgarne or pick out my yarn in the craft sections of department stores.

I live near the Schachenmayr factory outlet. I get most of my yarn there, and I’m lucky that there are five yarn shops within a 15-km radius. I have to feel the yarn before I decide

My favorite yarn shop right now is Hobbii. They have affordable and beautiful cotton in lots of colors, as well as yarn bundles in coordinating colors. Locally, I shop at Wolle Rödel or the TVU factory outlet in Leutershausen—they supply the cones for many bobble yarn manufacturers.

Best regards,
Silvia

I order cotton yarn from Wolle-aktuell. Lots of different colors

Best regards, Gabi

There are tons of Facebook groups for hand dyers, most of whom also have online shops,
such as Buttjebey, Fiberpassion, or Locoporella.

Okay, thanks—I’ll check out Hobii and Wolle aktuell.
Thanks, everyone.
While on vacation in GAP, I bought some at “Die Wolle,” and in Mittenwald I also found a great little shop. I’d love to always buy it in person, but as I said, there aren’t any stores left. 

I occasionally check the classifieds on E.ay or shop at the yarn store downtown

Hi Candydob,

for larger projects, I’ve been buying Megballs from hobbii.de so far, since their prices are unbeatable. I’ve bought gradient yarns at Galeria Kaufhof because I prefer to see and feel them in person. Whenever I’m in Poland, I stop by my usual craft stall there. The yarn isn’t significantly cheaper there, but they do have a different selection. And. eBay or Amazon also have some pretty good deals from time to time. It really always depends on what you’re looking for. 

I’ve just discovered a new craft store near me and am trying to shop there instead of ordering online. I always love being able to touch the yarn I’m buying and see the actual color in person. With online shops, I’ve often found that the color looks different than it does in the pictures.
Too bad the yarn shop near you closed. But I hope you find a good online shop :)