This is a shop worth walking down Francis Street for. The name is a giveaway, but in addition to the wide selection of yarns and accoutrements, Rosemary, the proprietor, runs classes that allow her customers learn and enjoy the traditional handcrafts. Classes cover knitting, embroidery, lacing, and crochet. If you are visiting Dublin, don’t fear running out, The Constant Knitter has a great e-commerce website that allows you order more supplies.
Little Folk, a family owned business was established in its present location at 4 Meath Street in 1969. Since then we have been helping generation after generation successfully prepare for those special occasions.
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