OUR NEW LOCATION IN HARDING!!!
920 Mt Kemble Ave. Harding, NJ 07960
(across from Talbots)
REGULAR SHOP HOURS
Tuesday- Friday: 11am-5pm
Saturday: 11am-4pm
Sunday & Monday CLOSED
*Join us for Open Table on
Wednesdays & Fridays 3-5 PM
VISIT OUR ONLINE SHOP!!
Miss Babs, Woolfolk, Biches & Buches, Brooklyn Tweed, Madeline Tosh, The Farmer’s Daughter, Isager, De Rerum Natura, Knitting for Olive, Cascade, Berroco & more…
The Miss Babs Trunk Show has arrived. It is here through the New Jersey Woolwalk!
Jennifer Weissman’s designs will be featured with the show. It’s a store full of yarn
ALL ABOUT NJ WOOLWALK…
How to Wool Walk?
The 2025 NJWW begins on Wednesday, April 23rd and ends on Sunday, April 27th; five days of browsing and shopping.
Wool Walkers purchase a passport for $6 to take part in the NJWW and to be eligible for store discounts.
Passports are purchased in-person at your LYS.
$1.00 from each passport benefits the Community Food Bank of NJ.
Get your Passport stamped by each store you visit during the walk. (No purchase is necessary to have your passport stamped.)
See the list of 2025 Stores and click here for individual extended store hours.
To create a travel plan, click on the Map tab and pick the stores you would like to visit. Click on their individual websites for additional store information.
When you are finished wool walking, turn in your stamped passport! Your passport will be used as your ticket to our prize drawings. The more stores you visit, the more stamps you get, the greater the prize you are eligible to win! See prize info below.
You can leave your passport at the last store you visit or if you prefer to mail your passport after the NJWW, please mail by May 1st to: Irina Lester, The Local Yarn Store, 57 Academy St, South Orange, NJ 07079
Special notions are created each year to mark the event. This year there are branded tape measures and map stitch markers. (All in limited quantities)
A collectable stitch marker costs $3.00 or is FREE with a $35 purchase.
Special Blue Purl NJ WoolWalk Shop Hours
April 23: Wednesday: 10am-6pm
April 24: Thursday: 10am-7pm
April 25: Friday: 10am-6pm
April 26: Saturday: 10am-6pm
April 27: Sunday: 11am-4pm
WE HAVE MOVED SINCE LAST YEAR’S NJWW - we are now located at 920 Mt. Kemble Ave in the Harding section of Morristown - across from Talbots. NOT IN MADISON. Here is a link to the new location.
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Connect + Create
We are a yarn shop with a fabulous selection… but not just a yarn shop.
We are building a community of people who want to create at every level. For some of us it’s a joyous hobby; for others, it’s a passion, an obsession, or side hustle. Wherever you fall – beginner to artisan — you are welcome here at The Blue Purl. Come browse, feel the yarn, look at the colors, get inspired by our samples, take a class. Our skilled staff will help match that yarn you love to a pattern you can work with. Everyone is welcome, come sit at our table, we’d love to meet you!
CLASSES
Instruction
We offer classes for all levels, from beginners to advanced knitters. Our team will guide you through your first project or your most complicated sweater. The classes are designed to up your skills; to learn new techniques and enable you to navigate complicated patterns. And if you get stuck, don’t suffer in silence – come in for help! We have Keri at the table for scheduled half hour sessions Tue. & Thurs. 1-4 - If a simple drop stitch we can help as best we can during shop hours.
YARNS & SUPPLIES
Yarns & Supplies
We have great respect for the yarns we sell and the people who produce them. The care we take in selecting brands and colors will show in your finished project. Your time and effort deserve quality material. Our extensive selection of patterns and supplies will get you started. Please come in to feel the textures, see the true colors, and judge the drape – experiences you can’t match online. We have We are a Ravelry In-Store sales store.
“And when life became too frenzied they took up their knitting and breathed a while to the rhythm of the stitches and rows until their smiles returned and their minds were calm.”
