While we were stuck in Alexandria Virginia after Christmas thanks to the Southwest Airlines meltdown (see my post A Christmas and a New Years Miracle? (Part II) ) we had fun wandering around Old Town Alexandria.
During our wanders, we came across an awesome yarn shop called Fibre Space and I thought those of you who love yarn might enjoy a virtual tour.
I knew it was going to be a cool place when we were approaching the shop. They have outside seating surrounded by sheep sculptures!
Plus the front door looked inviting, so I just had to go in (smile):

My photos do not fully capture the experience but when you fit walk in your get hit with a very visually appealing and delicious looking yarn experience:
Upstairs they have their classroom, more yarn (because I guess there just wasn’t enough on the first floor), and a sitting area for non fiber art aficionados (I put John there and he had a relaxing wait while I browsed):
The shop was wonderful as the friendly and helpful staff were wonderful also. I behaved myself and didn’t bring any new yarn home (there is enough yarn currently living at my house) but I did pick up so cute stitch markers and a cedar needle case.
If you happen to find yourself in Old Town Alexandria and you are into yarn, I recommend a visit to this shop.
Making the best of a bad situation is great advice. Look at all the adventures you had!
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Thanks so much – we did have fun 🙂
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Wow, Tierney I think this definitely is a great fibre space!!!! That is quite a find. Thanks for sharing. Im sure you had trouble controlling yourself in there. :))
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Thanks Kathy and I did have trouble being good but I reminded myself that I had lots of yarn waiting at home for me that wanted to me loved on first – ha!
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“sheep sculptures” that’s plain enticing – used to love visiting yarn stores!
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The sheep definitely lured me in, what a fun place!
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This is where I learned how to knit! I lived in Virginia for a year back in 1999-2000. Gosh,I’m old.
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Oh my goodness! Wow small world and it was an awesome shop and awesome staff!
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Wow. I am at a loss for words
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It was a cool space!
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Looks like a nice shop. The hubs and I always appreciate when there’s a good place for the woodworker to hang out 😀
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Yes! I think your hubs (smile) would’ve approved the cozy spot upstairs 🙂
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Wow! That looks like a great shop 🙂 I have bought from them online, but now I really want to visit them someday! Thank you for bringing us along on your adventure 🙂
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Ah – that is so cool you are familiar with this shop, glad I was able to share the in person experience 😀
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It looks like a great place to shop and take classes in person 🙂
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