Yarn shops and knitting in Langley

Langley’s yarn store is in Fort Langley. The Woolly Bulldog opened on Glover Road in February 2026, and it’s the only dedicated yarn shop we found in Langley. For alpaca yarn there’s a farm boutique near Aldergrove, and Michaels has a yarn aisle. If what you want is company rather than supplies, five library branches run free knitting circles every week.

What to look for

Local and hand-dyed yarn. Hand-dyed skeins come in small batches and the colour can shift from one batch to the next, so buy enough for the whole project in one go. The Woolly Bulldog has its own exclusive hand-dyed line, Bulldog x Bramble. Kensington Prairie Farm sells alpaca yarn from its farm boutique.

Classes. The Woolly Bulldog is the place in Langley to learn to knit or crochet from scratch. Its absolute-beginner knitting class is one two-hour evening, $65, with all materials included, taught by the shop’s founder, Angel. The next dates are November 23 and December 11. There’s a crochet version at the same price, a scarf class and a sock class ($75 each), and one-on-one sessions for $25.

Notions. Needles, hooks, stitch markers, blocking supplies and buttons are sold at the Bulldog. For basic needles and hooks, Michaels is open until 9 most nights.

Yarn stores in Langley, by area

Aldergrove

Kensington Prairie Farm, 1736 248 Street. An alpaca farm whose boutique sells alpaca yarn as well as socks, scarves and blankets. Walk in Friday noon to 5, Saturday 10 to 4 or Sunday noon to 4. On weekdays it’s by appointment only. 604-625-4395. kensingtonprairie.ca

Fort Langley

The Woolly Bulldog Fibre Supply, Unit 4–9110 Glover Road. Yarn by weight from lace to bulky, from labels such as Knitting for Olive, Sandnes Garn, Juniper Moon and John Arbon. Also knitting needles, crochet hooks, embroidery, punch needle, felting and spinning supplies. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 11 to 5, closed Mondays. 604-229-2344. thewoollybulldog.com

Langley City

Michaels (chain), 20150 Langley Bypass, Unit 80, in the Langley Power Center. Its store page lists a yarn and needlework department. It’s open 9 am to 9 pm Monday to Saturday and 10 to 7 on Sunday. 604-539-0038.

Knitting groups at Langley libraries

These are drop-in groups run by the Fraser Valley Regional Library. You bring your own project. Each event page is linked below.

Branch	Group	When
Aldergrove, 26770 29 Avenue	Knit & Crochet Club	Thursdays, 12:30–2:30 pm
City of Langley, 20399 Douglas Crescent	Close Knit	Tuesdays, 2–5 pm
Fort Langley, 23430 Mavis Avenue	Sit 'n Stitch	Wednesdays, 12:30–2:30 pm (next: Nov. 18 and 25)
Muriel Arnason, 130–20338 65 Avenue	Stitch Happens	Mondays, 9:30 am–noon
Murrayville, 100–22071 48 Avenue	Knitting Club	Tuesdays, 9:30–11:30 am

For beginners and kids, the City of Langley’s Close Knit is the best fit. The library welcomes children and beginners there, and members can donate what they make to local groups. Fort Langley’s Sit 'n Stitch is listed for kids and teens too. The Aldergrove, Muriel Arnason and Murrayville groups are listed for adults. Branch phone numbers are on our Langley libraries page.

The Woolly Bulldog also runs its own free evening, Midweek Make, from 6 to 8 on selected Wednesdays. The next ones are November 25 and December 9. It’s free, but save a seat so they know how many chairs to put out.

The weavers and spinners guild

The Langley Weavers & Spinners Guild has been around since 1971 and calls itself a teaching guild. It covers knitting and dyeing as well as the wheel and the loom, and you don’t need to spin or weave to join. Its events page lists Needles & Hooks, a bring-your-project night on the second Tuesday at 7 pm. It’s held at the Langley Arts Council building in Aldergrove, where the guild also meets on the third Tuesday. The guild’s Beyond Fibre sale each November is a good place to buy handspun yarn and fibre from local makers.

For fabric, quilting and sewing machine repair, see fabric and sewing in Langley. For art supplies, scrapbooking and model trains, see hobby and craft shops. More independents are on Shop Local.

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