
Change in Hours
Over the Summer we will be decreasing our hours. We will be closed on Mondays starting June 8th.
We will reopen on Mondays June 14th. (The first Monday after labour day)
Our Tuesday to Saturday will remain the same.
New Products
Upcoming Events

FyberRing Pop-Up
FyberRing is coming to Yarn Over on July 17th and 18th for a pop-up sale.
Marjie is bringing her stunning handmade Fyber Rings in all different styles and sizes.
She is also bringing Premier Yarns along with her. For those that love the plush permier yarns be sure to stop by and stock up!

QCFF KAL Starts July 25th
Have you heard about people knitting a sweater for Rhinebeck yarn festival? Well we are starting our own tradition for the Queen City Fibre Festival.
Master Knitter, Mariette Anderson has created a Queen Fibre Festival exclusive cowl and scarf pattern.
Karen from Canadian Fibre Mill created a QCFF exclusive colorway on a fingering weight and worsted weight for the patterns.
We are having a KAL event for those that want to make a scarf or cowl to wear to the QCFF.
Mariette will be here on July 25th to answer any questions and to help getting started.
Kits can be pre-ordered and picked up on Saturday.

QCFF 2026
Hello Yarn Friends,
The Queen City Fibre Festival is fast approching!
The festival will be held on TWO days this year, October 23rd and 24th.
We have over 50 vendors and are sold out.
Admission is $5 for one day or $7 for both days. Admission is CASH ONLY.
Visit our new QCFF webiste for all the details on vendors, workshops, seminars and more.

Owner Brianna Redlich
I would like to tell you a bit about myself.
For over 10 years I have been a Registered Veterinary Technologist. When I was little my granny taught me a little bit about crocheting, but never got the hang of it. About 7 years ago I picked up a crochet hook and decided I was going to learn. Thank goodness for youtube tutorials. I began making character hats which I would work on over the year and attend a craft sale in the fall. 5 years ago I visited a yarn store called Steven Be. I even got to meet him. I was so amazed I told myself I was going to open a yarn store one day. Fast forward to the present and that dream has become a reality. I am ready to hang up the stethoscope and be surrounded by yarn full time. I am still a crocheter at heart, but I have dabbled in knitting, tunisican crochet and spinning. I look forward buidling my knowledge, skills and meeting all of you.










