18521 76th Ave W, Suite 109
Edmonds, WA 98026
(425) 245-5104
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Hours:
Mondays: Closed
Tues, Fri, Saturday: 10am - 5 pm
NOW OPEN UNTIL 7 ON WEDNESDAYS!!!!!
Wed & Thurs: open late until 7 pm
Sunday: 12 - 4 pm
NEW HOLIDAY HOURS:
We will be open late on the following Saturdays until 7pm
11/22, 11/29, 12/6, 12/13, 12/20
We will be CLOSED
on 11/26 & 11/27 for THANKSGIVING
All Wound Up has so much to offer you!
Our goal is to educate customers with incredible classes,
inspire your creativity with hundreds of samples featuring a wide variety of techniques,
and offer a space where you can develop friendships with other crafty people.
Use the links below to navigate to some of our offerings!
Daria Donnelly and Erica Kallberg
Who are these people that just took over All Wound Up?
That’s a big question and we’re sure you have that and many more.
To start, we were initially co-workers. We became friends due to our schedules and a commonality as mothers to 8-year-old sons. We then realized we had a connection via fiber arts and have been hanging out and crafting together for over 20 years.Both of us have been crafters since childhood, share a love of crochet, and all things yarny. We have traveled Washington and Oregon together, attending festivals and yarn shop tours, and we volunteer with a variety of guilds and festival planning teams.Creating handmade items, talking about the fiber arts, meeting new fiber friends, and building our community has strengthened our connection over the years.
Erica is a Brooklyn transplant who has called Washington home for the past 27 years, is married, has a son and daughter, both adults, and some cats. She crochets, spins, felts, sometimes knits and intermittently creates with other fiber arts and adjacent techniques.
She has also started publishing crochet and knit patterns over the past year (on Ravelry as Robotbee Designs). Her favorite color is purple, she also dislikes green peppers and loves her collection of boots and shoes.
Daria is a New Jersey transplant who has called Washington home for 26 consecutive years (29 non-consecutive years), is married, has an adult son living out of state, and has multiple dogs. She crochets, knits, sews, spins, and has dabbled in other fiber and fiber-adjacent arts. She loves her purple hair, dislikes green peppers, and prefers comfy, fuzzy clothes over business attire. She doesn't design patterns but also does not always follow them as sometimes the yarn tells her what to do.
We understand that having new ownership may cause some uncertainty and fear.
We recognize that and want to assure you that we are not planning to create chaos and change right from the start. All Wound Up will operate closely to how it has been thus far and we intend to honor all gift cards, Wooly Bucks, and rewards cards that have been accumulating.
Stop in and say hello to us as we look forward to meeting you, seeing your finished or current projects, and chatting about your next one.
Knitted and Crocheted Knockers
This autumn, AWU is encouraging you to make knockers for local breast cancer patients. The need is great!
BUY: purchase a knocker kit from us (in person only).
Kits include yarn, pattern, and a labeled return bag.
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MAKE: knit or crochet a pair of knockers according to the pattern. Do not stuff.
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RETURN: bring in your finished pair in the labeled bag and we will give you another ball of knocker yarn for FREE! Continue to receive a free ball for every pair you make and return to AWU.​
Year Round Stitching for Charity at AWU
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We collect donations year round for local chemotherapy patients, and for Clothes for Kids.
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We accept knockers (knit or crocheted) in 100% pima cotton. Knit or crocheted beanies can be made in cotton, silk, or bamboo, but must not contain any wool or acrylic. Adult sizes preferred.
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Clothes for Kids will accept any new, warm item, including hats, scarves, mittens and sweaters. Yarn can be in any machine washable fiber.
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Please come in for knit and crochet patterns,
yarn suggestions, and more information!
WIP Bingo
To help keep focused and have fun while doing it, play a round of WIP Bingo!
Join us November 1st - 30th
There will be an in store raffle (prize will be announced on socials and in the next newsletter) and Positively Yarnie will be giving out raffle prizes as well.. You get chances to win for every bingo line, getting an X, getting the 4 corners and for a blackout board - that’s 15 total chances to win if you get the blackout!
All you need to do is play and
by Dec 7 on Positively Yarnie's website
Turn it in for our in store raffle in person or by emailing a photo of it to us at info@allwoundupyarnshop.com
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If you have questions about playing , ask us in store or jump in on Discord
We will be hosting an End Weaving Party from 5 - 7pm on Sunday November 23rd at the store.
Bring your nearly done projects and we'll finish them up and check off some bingo squares while we're at it!
You'll receive 1 email/week, sent on Wednesdays
Hours
Tues, Fri, Sat: 10 am -5 pm
Wed &Thurs open late until 7 pm
Sun: 12 - 4 pm
Closed Mondays
FREE In-Person Fiber Socials:
Wed 1-3 pm, Tues & Fri 10 am - noon
Registration Required