Digits & Threads Presents
Canadian Travel Guide:
Yarn Store Edition
About the Guide
This travel guide came out of a desire to make it abundantly easy for yarn lovers to find local, independent shops all across Canada. Whether you’re embarking upon the classic cross-country road trip or you’re getting to know your own area better, we hope you’ll explore with this guide in hand. And we hope you’ll strike up a relationship and do good business with the hundreds and hundreds of individuals who dedicate their time and energy to the crafts we love.
In the PDF, each business that has a website or social media is clickable or tappable so you can go directly to their site from the guide, as long as you view the guide on a screen (please save paper and view it on a screen!). If you do need to print a listing, please print only the page(s) you need.
This guide was made possible by the dedication, tenacity and creativity of Digits & Threads sales and marketing coordinator, Zoe Desborough; by the financial support of yarn-store advertisers (find their ads throughout the guide!); and by the many readers, social media followers, and yarn lovers who let us know about the shops in their area and throughout the country.
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