125 W. 1st Street Port Angeles, WA 98362
- Hours: Tues-Sat: 11 am - 5:00 pm |
Holiday Hours: Open Sundays Nov 28, Dec 5 & Dec 19
Closed Thanksgiving Day and Dec 24-27
Welcome to Cabled Fiber & Yarn!
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Holiday Open House Sunday December 19
About Cabled Fiber & Yarn
Conveniently located in Downtown Port Angeles since 2011, we offer a wide variety of yarns,
spinning and felting fibers and are happy to assist you with your project.
Our attention to service and quality has made us an a destination yarn store. At Cabled, the customer always comes first, and we constantly strive to exceed your expectations. We proudly support the Fiber Arts and Artists of the Olympic Peninsula.
Want to know more about our business and the services we offer? Use our website to get detailed information about us and learn about all the classes and events that we offer.
We're looking forward to working with you and your fiber art.
Winter Classes
COVID continues to Limit the number of classes we can offer in person.
Online Beginning Knitting Classes are now listed on our class page
as well as Brioche Cowl and Simpler Sisu Sock Classes
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COVID Guidelines in Place
We are Grateful For You! Please stay healthy during this Pandemic! Though Washington has eased it's restrictions, Cabled Fiber is a long narrow building and social distancing is still strongly recommended. Unvaccinated guests will be asked to wear masks, but we rely on the honor system and we will continued to wear masks when customers are present. Remember! We do provide online sales with shipping services or curbside pickup. We are also be happy to help you shop by phone.
Update:August 16, 2021
Press Release Clallam County Department of Health : Masks Required Indoors Starting August 16th — Everyone aged 5 and older in Clallam and Jefferson Counties must wear a face covering in indoor public spaces, regardless of their vaccination status, according to a new masking order issued August 13 by Dr. Allison Berry, Health Officer for Clallam and Jefferson Counties. The order will go into effect Monday, August 16th and applies to all businesses and government offices within the two counties. Masks are not required but are recommended in outdoor settings where large groups are gathering close together.
Stay Safe,
Beth & MarySue
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