Plum Tree Yarn Shop Weaves Community and Craftsmanship into Digital Tapestry

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Plum Tree Yarn Shop. Photo by Doug Marrin.

In the welcoming embrace of the Plum Tree Yarn Shop, a cozy haven for knitters and crocheters alike, owner Kim Hofer recalls the journey he and his wife, Jen, have taken with their store with a blend of warmth and amazement.

"Four years plus a few months ago, we embarked on this adventure," Kim recalls, "just a whisper of time before the world paused." Despite the challenges, the duo, drawing from their tech backgrounds in Seattle, WA, swiftly transitioned their trove of yarns and notions to a digital storefront, effectively navigating the unforeseen closure due to the pandemic.

The shop is a hive for local creativity, sporting an extensive array of materials for the crafty at heart.

"We've built quite the selection," Kim shares, "a spectrum of yarn, needles, and beyond, all available at the click of a button through our substantial online presence." The idea of the yarn shop, a seed planted and nurtured by Kim and Jen, was confirmed as a community desire after conversations with local businesses.

Kim notes the shop's interest for the younger generations, emphasizing the flourishing interest in fiber arts among teens, "Our local schools even host knitting and crochet clubs — it's wonderful to see." The shop's offerings go beyond traditional patterns, embracing pop culture with knitted and crocheted figures from beloved entertainment franchises crafted by their very own team. "Our staff are the heartbeat of Plum Tree," Kim explains, "each brings their skill and passion to the table."

"The creations you see," Kim says, sweeping a hand over the displays, "are the handiwork of our dedicated and talented staff and our collective spirit."

Find out more at https://www.plumtreeyarnshop.com/

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