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1052 Saint Charles Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30306 33.7755 -84.3537

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Neighborhoods: St. Charles/ Greenwood, Northeast, Northeast

Years in business

Established in 2006

Last updated 2.15.11

What People Are Saying About Knitch

Featured Review

Ryan Sims

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In Short Hidden from street view, this back-alley boutique feels like walking into Martha Stewart’s knitting room located in her New England farmhouse. The walls are lined with cubbyholes full of every color yarn imaginable, accented by rustic tables and old wooden floors, and light blue paint. The real draw of Knitch seems to be the classes, get-togethers and social groups that convene at the store. Knitting, sewing, dying, and spinning classes are often on the schedule, as well as times when knitters simply come together to gab and spin the ol' yarn around. Scaling the metal spiral…

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Classes from beginner to advanced are offered for knitting and spinning.
service
100.0% positive
  1. I'm disappointed with their new "less than customer friendly" attitudes.
  2. enjoyed the staff and even now they know my name and generally are helping finding things in my ability range for knitting.
  3. There are PLENTY of online places and other yarn shops who are HAPPY to have my money and if I have to muddle through online tutorials anyway- and you're not going to give me REAL customer service -- WHY should I come to your shop?
value
100.0% positive
  1. There are PLENTY of online places and other yarn shops who are HAPPY to have my money and if I have to muddle through online tutorials anyway- and you're not going to give me REAL customer service -- WHY should I come to your shop?
1 Star Rating: Poor

04/30/10

I'm Disappointed in You Knitch

by DrSnit

I used to LOVE Knitch. In fact - I've spent THOUSANDS of dollars there - more when I was married and wealthy- and as I've gotten divorced and then become ill - I've spent less.

Now that I'm sick - I actually knit more - meaning I buy yarn and have time on my hands - but I don't take as many CLASSES and I don't go to the store as often for the fun hanging out. I REALLY loved the old space and still love the new space. I enjoyed the staff and even now they know my name and generally are helping finding things in my ability range for knitting.

Here's the problem. Lately - because I've been ill - my parents or friends have been driving me and I've been less "independent" than I've wanted.. but when I get out - I still enjoy shopping and plundering through their yarns. I don't get as much help from friends and "stitch and bitches" b/c I don't go out as much. So when I have questions - they are very stingy lately - and say, "We'd prefer you take a class because we feel taken advantage of."

Now-- I can understand that IF I wasn't buying my yarn from your shop and IF I hadn't been a LOYAL CUSTOMER since the DAY YOU OPENED. Meanwhile -- I can't get all my help from online tutorials. I get stuck occasionally. It is in your best interest to HELP ME on a slow day to read a confusing pattern and maybe help me unravel something that got stuck so I can figure it out.

I'm disappointed with their new "less than customer friendly" attitudes. I get that they can't knit my whole project - but just today I left with 2 balls of yarn that cost FAR MORE than it would have at Michaels or another "box shop." Why? Because I want to support my local shop.

If I have questions - you should be willing to ANSWER THEM. This hurts me to write. I like Kim (the owner). I love some of the staff... but -- I'm also hurt and offended by the new less than pleasant and kind treatment. I'm NOT just someone who gives you money. I'm a LOCAL CUSTOMER who wants to see my neighborhood stay wonderful. And I'm a human being who deserves consideration.

I'm not "taking advantage" of you when I get stuck on a pattern and have ONE QUESTION. I didn't even take it in - I just asked if you would b/c I have one. Now -- I'm not even sure if I will return. There are PLENTY of online places and other yarn shops who are HAPPY to have my money and if I have to muddle through online tutorials anyway- and you're not going to give me REAL CUSTOMER SERVICE -- WHY should I come to your shop?

I'm ashamed of you Knitch. And disheartened that THIS is what has become of my FAVORITE Local Yarn Shop.

  • Pros: Beautiful Luxury Yarn
  • Cons: Staff has become LESS SERVICE and more $$ driven
5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

02/07/07

The Real "Knitch" Is Here! Arts, Crafts, & Knitting Supplies! Great Staff!

by jaymaygm

Don't be mislead by the other store, called "Knitch" at Atlantic Station. Here in the Highlands, is the real deal. Arts & Craft supplies, and yes tons of yarn and spinning wheels to get you started with your kniting. What a great winter hobby to start. Don't know anything about knitting, the staff is there to help you with your knitting needs, beginners or old pro's.

  • Pros: Quality Knitting Supply Store In The Highlands! Good Customer Service!
  • Cons: Parking Is Tight In The Highland's!

The Details on Knitch

Place Categories:

  • helpful instructor
  • gem knitch
  • great winter hobby
  • happy plenty
  • enjoyed staff
  • like kim
  • really loved old space
  • still love new space
  • friendly customer
  • happy other yarn shops
  • great experience
  • wonderful neighborhood
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