Frequently Asked Questions
How does Treasured Yarns source yarn?
Our yarns come from a variety of sources.
New Yarns: We scoop up new yarns from renowned suppliers to add a touch of freshness to our collection. These carefully selected yarns meet our high
standards of quality and elegance.
Yarn Stores: When beloved yarn shops close their doors, we step in to preserve their treasures. We purchase their remaining inventory, ensuring that these beautiful yarns continue to inspire and delight.
Personal Stashes: We buy yarn from avid knitters and crocheters who have accumulated more than they can use. These personal stashes often include rare and one-of-a-kind finds and yarns that have been discontinued.
Estate Sales: We attend estate sales to rescue yarns that might otherwise be forgotten. Each skein from an estate sale has a history, and we're thrilled to give it a new home where it can be transformed into something beautiful.
Auctions: Our participation in auctions allows us to discover unique and high-quality yarns that are no longer available in stores. These gems are perfect for those looking to add something truly special to their collection.
By sourcing yarns in these diverse ways, we ensure a constantly evolving selection that caters to every taste and project. Each skein is carefully inspected and handled with love, so you can create with confidence and joy.
Can Pre-Owned yarn still be in excellent condition?
Absolutely. Many Pre-Owned skeins are in wonderful condition. The difference is that they may be wound, missing labels, or show minor evidence of prior ownership.
Do you inspect all yarn before listing?
Yes. Every item is individually reviewed before being listed for sale. We know many yarn lovers care deeply about how yarn has been stored, so incoming yarn is quarantined and preventive freezing is used as part of our standard inventory process before it joins our shelves.
Why does Treasured Yarns sell destash yarn?
We believe quality yarn deserves a second chance. Destash yarn helps keep beautiful fibers in circulation while offering customers access to discontinued and hard-to-find treasures.