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The aim of the Stitch Directory is to support and promote independent craft stores by highlighting their location, and what they do best, to help them attract new and returning business.

So, use this craft supplies directory to find textile shops near you.

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The main objective of the Stitch Directory is to support independent retailers and suppliers of craft supplies. If your store falls into any of the below categories, consider adding your business to this art and craft directory for FREE:

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At the School of Stitched Textiles, all our City and Guilds textile courses, along with our beginner online craft courses, require students to supply their own materials and equipment. As such, we are regularly asked about the best independent craft shops. Our Stitch Directory allows businesses to put their stores in front of an active community of shoppers, artists, makers and crafters.

Due to being completely FREE to use, haberdashery companies near you can add their listing and make regular amends at no cost.

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Our craft supplies directory couldn’t be easier to use so find your local craft suppliers below.

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Twisted Yarns

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Hitchin, UK
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I began Twisted Yarns by designing shawls and cowls and making crochet kits. I then discovered hand dyed yarn and loved how much nicer it was to use than commercial yarn. I now dye yarn from sock weight to chunky and I try to use British wool wherever possible. I also have a few yarn boxes, from a mystery yarn subscription box to themed ones. I have also recently learnt to spin, and I now dye fibre and make hand spun yarn. I use British fibre, which has been sourced from a small mill.

As stitch markers are so essential to crochet and knitting, I have a selection of different themed markers available. I use lobster clasps as I find them much easier to use than other types of clasps.

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