Knitters and Kniter spouses - South East

Tom, that sounds interesting. If you don't mind passing on the name when she returns, I'll get the book for my DW.
Thanks!

My DW knits and has a book that lists knit stores by state and town. I can't remember the name. I think it is Knitter's guide or something like that. It is under the front seat of the Jeep and she is gone at the moment. Probably to a knit store. It is usually one of the first stops when we hit a new town. Plug the address into the G.P.S. and away we go. Dog & I wake in the car. She usually returns with some great recommendations on places to eat and things to see/do from locals.

jkmcmom - Thank You! I fiqure I'm draging her out in Feb. I should surprise her with a yarn fix, and you are right, I'll have skeins of yarn sticking out everywhere.

I'm a novice knitter so I thought I'd take a look & see what google had to offer. Savannah -
Unwind Yarn and Gifts is on Facebook. If you aren't on Facebook, I think if you look them up on google you can see their Facebook page. Here's their phone # (912) 303-3970. Address, 7710 Waters Ave.
Wild Fibre has an after hours knitting. They are also on FB. Web: http://wildfibresavannah.com/

I didn't have much success finding shops for the Charleston area. Hopefully someone who lives in the area will know of a place or two for you.

BTW,this is pretty special - your little shop stop! Be prepared for her to find more yarn that must come along on the trip.

Tried google. But it's like loking at the yellowpages(dateing myself)in a new town, to find a resturant. Yes, they're all listed but the locals can tell you where the "good" places are.

Have you tried Google? I just typed in knit shops Savannah and found a surprising number of entries. Some of them sound what you are looking for, but I, thankfully, know nothing about knitting. I bet with just a little effort on your part you can zero in on exactly what you want.