Woven Art is a unique and inviting yarn shop and fiber art gallery in downtown East Lansing, at the doorstep of Michigan State University. Our specialty is artisan yarns. We have our own line of hand-dyed and hand-painted yarns. We also carry handspun yarns, and yarns from small mills. Our large selection also includes yarns that are made from sustainable and environmentally friendly fibers, and yarns supported with great patterns and designs.
We got into this business because of a life long love of all things stringy, and an equal passion for sharing this love. We offer classes and workshops in knitting, crochet, weaving, dyeing, spinning and more. In addition to our own talented teaching staff, we bring in well-known instructors from both near and far. Woven Art is a good place to get ideas for your next project, buy the best and most unusual yarn, and see exhibits of inspired and inspiring fiber art. Want to stay connected with WovenArt? Follow us on Twitter, and join the WovenArt group on FaceBook. |

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10 AM - 8 PM 10 AM - 8 PM 10 AM - 8 PM 10 AM - 6 PM 10 AM - 5 PM 12 PM - 4 PM Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Sunday: |
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![]() Nancy McRay Shop owner, dyer, weaver, knitter, crocheter, etc. Nancy's favorite thing is helping people with their projects. |
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Deidra Clugston An avid knitter for more than 5 years, Deidra's passion is designing simple garments and accessories that makes the most of each yarn's special attributes. |
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![]() Meg Croft Knitting devotee, and fan of all things mitten, sock, and lace, Meg can help you with just about anything. Just ask! |
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![]() Jenn Hughes Jenn is a kind and gentle teacher, and wants to help you on your fiber adventure. |
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![]() Kathy Popoff Kathy is an avid weaver and enjoys introducing beginning weavers to the rigid heddle loom. |
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Lynn Schense Lynn "Knits like the wind" Schense loves to help people find just the right project and yarn to go with it. |