Terri’s Yarns & Crafts is a long-standing craft supply shop in Sevierville, Tennessee, offering yarn, knitting and crochet supplies, needlework materials, art supplies, and handmade pieces. Located at 927 Dolly Parton Parkway, the shop is a welcoming stop for creative travelers who enjoy bringing a hands-on hobby into their Smoky Mountain getaway.
Terri’s Yarns & Crafts began in 1976 and has grown into a specialty shop serving knitters, crocheters, cross-stitchers, painters, and other makers. Current owner Ava Lynne Green has owned the store since 1986 and is herself a longtime knitter, crocheter, designer, and teacher. Her experience is part of what gives the shop its personal, knowledgeable feel.
The selection goes well beyond yarn. Shoppers can find knitting and crochet supplies, cross-stitch materials, plastic canvas, craft paints, canvases, brushes, drawing supplies, beads, jewelry-making materials, and other general craft supplies. The shop also carries original knitting, crochet, and cross-stitch patterns designed by Ava.
For visitors who would rather take home something finished, Terri’s also features painted items, ornaments, notecards, needlework, and artwork. The shop offers custom projects, including custom cross-stitch patterns, for guests looking for something particularly personal.
One especially local touch is Mountain Shades, the shop’s line of hand-dyed yarns inspired by the plants and scenery of the Smoky Mountains. The colors reflect the surrounding landscape, making these skeins a thoughtful keepsake for anyone who loves fiber arts and wants a souvenir connected to the area.
Terri’s Yarns & Crafts also hosts knitting, crochet, painting, and stitching gatherings and classes. Its current 2026 schedule includes beginner crochet, advanced knitting, painting sessions, and Sit & Stitch gatherings, giving visitors opportunities to connect with other makers while they are in town.
Terri’s Yarns & Crafts is currently listed as open Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 5:30 PM, with the shop closed Sundays. The store’s own contact page provides the same regular hours, but it is still worth checking the current schedule before visiting, particularly around holidays or if you are traveling specifically for a class or gathering.
If you are interested in a class, Sit & Stitch gathering, or custom project, check the current schedule before your trip. The shop regularly changes its class and meeting calendar, and some activities have specific registration or participation details.
For couples or families traveling together, this can also be a nice stop when not everyone wants a traditional shopping experience. A creative-minded guest can browse yarn and supplies while others look through finished artwork, gifts, and other handmade pieces.
And if you’re staying several nights at Sunshine Around the Bend, consider choosing a small project to take back to the cabin. A quiet knitting, crochet, or cross-stitch project can turn an ordinary evening into part of the memory of the trip.
Pick up a skein of Mountain Shades yarn or a small creative project at Terri’s Yarns & Crafts, then bring it back to Sunshine Around the Bend for a slower evening. Settle into the wraparound deck with the wooded views, or work on your project inside while the rest of the group gathers around the gourmet kitchen and dining table.
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