A curated shop for Boston’s knitters.

Slow fashion. Creative expression.

A person shopping for colorful embroidery floss in a store, reaching into a plastic drawer filled with various shades of thread. The store has multiple organized drawers labeled with product information, and other craft supplies are visible in the background.

In the heart of downtown Boston, Newbury Yarns is a place where knitting is both craft and connection. What began in Bristol, England in the early 70s with a young woman learning to knit alongside her aunts eventually crossed the ocean, carried forward through a love of design, sweaters made by hand and a deep respect for the process of making things well.

That spirit still lives in every shelf, skein and conversation in the shop. This is not just a place to pick up yarn, it is a place to get started, get unstuck and keep going. Whether you are casting on your first project or refining your next one, you will find real guidance, patient support and a team that stays with you well beyond the checkout counter.

A woman with curly black hair sitting at a table with a stack of folded sweaters in front of her, in a craft or shop setting with shelves of supplies and tools behind her.

A person's hands holding five balls of yarn in different colors: pink, white, green, and peach, on a white surface. The person is wearing a light gray knitted sweater.

Red wireframe globe with two pins on top, set against a black background.