
NEXT SWAP: Saturday, February 14, from 6:30 – 9 pm
$20 – Proceeds go to the Red Door Family Shelter
It’s swap time again! Time to tidy up your yarn stash and purge the stuff you’re never going to use. That’s right, you can bring us your shame and leave your guilt in our yarn swap bins with the assurance that the yarn that didn’t work out for you will have a second (or third, or fourth) life in a new home. What do you do at a swap? Bring in the yarn and needles you don’t want and take home whatever you like from our swap bins.
BRING
- Yarn (please bring in a ziplock bag)
- Knitting Needles & Crochet Hooks
- Knitting & Crochet Notions, Accessories, Books
- Embroidery, cross-stitch, needlepoint, weaving materials
- Project bags, notion pouches and tote bags
- NOTE: partial balls are fine, but please bag them up together in a ziploc bag.
DETAILS
The leftovers are donated to charities, and don’t be embarrassed by the quality of the yarn you bring, whatever is left over is donated to charities like Street Knit, most of whom prefer acrylic! If you want to donate but can’t make the date please feel free to drop it by when we are open, sealed up in a plastic bag. The only yarn we can’t accept is anything that is strongly scented (cigarette smoke or perfume). We are also a drop-off point for Street Knit and Knitted Knockers of Canada.
You can donate to the swap any time we are open, regardless of when the swap is, and you do not have to pay to donate, you can just drop off your donations at the store. You still need to bag everything in Ziplocs (which you can get affordably at Dollarama and Ikea).
- Saturday, February 14, 2026, from 6:30 – 9 pm
- $20 to participate in the swap (proceeds go to the Red Door Family Shelter)
- Drop-in, no need to sign up
- Everyone is welcome, all skill levels
- Location: 1382 Bathurst St, Toronto ON
- All leftovers go to charity (see above)
- If possible, we request anyone attending our events to please refrain from wearing perfume
- Dropping off donations is always FREE and you can do it any time we are open
Streetknit
Catherine from Streetknit says new and clean gently used outerwear is in more demand than ever! Mitts, gloves, hats, scarves, cowls and neckwarmers are all welcome, and you can drop them off at the store any time. Shopping bags, totes and drawstring bags are also useful and appreciated.











































