Yarns from Rosario, Pasig
Posted by: zammy on: May 22, 2009
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Last week, I was finally able to quell my curiosity as to what kind of yarns there are in Rosario.
One word: AWESOME.
There are lots of yarns to choose from and they’re sold by the KILO.
Too bad that I didn’t bring enough money that day… but I’d definitely come back to buy more yarns! I’d probably buy a ball of yarn per color next time.
22 Responses to "Yarns from Rosario, Pasig"
August 23, 2011 at 9:32 PM
hi, do they have cotton yarns for knitting?? tnx.
September 15, 2011 at 11:50 PM
They sell a lot of cotton threads. The last time I’ve been there, there are some cotton yarns but these are harder to find in their big plastic bags. Try asking the store owner. But one thing that I’m sure of is that they carry a lot of acrylic yarns
August 15, 2011 at 8:37 AM
HI, can i ask for directions going to this yarn haven if one is going there from makati?kung sasakay ng MRT ano yung next step?X3 thanks much!
September 15, 2011 at 11:54 PM
Ride the MRT to Cubao station and ride the Cubao-Rosario jeep and ask the driver to drop you off before the Rosario bridge. Cross the footbridge and look for a pink 2-floor building. Madali lang makita yung store kasi maraming plastic ng yarn sa labas nung store.
July 25, 2011 at 10:51 AM
please help me on how to find tunisian afghan needles my mom is having hard time to buy on.. please email me at charina.razon@gmail.com thnks in advance
February 11, 2011 at 12:49 PM
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September 8, 2010 at 9:19 AM
pls.. send me the address.coz i’m really love crochet..but sad to say i cant find sale yarn per kilo. pls send me. pls…pls… pls… thank you..
December 19, 2009 at 10:54 PM
Hi! I’m going to try to learn how to crochet. I haven’t have the chance to visit craft stores in the malls lately. Anyway, most of the patterns I want to try uses worsted-weight yarns. Are those available in crafts stores or at this store in Pasig?
December 22, 2009 at 10:50 AM
I’m having a hard time looking for worsted weight yarns too.
I think Red Heart could be considered worsted weight…
I think most of the yarns in this store in Pasig is either DK/Medium Worsted or Sport-weight.
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June 15, 2009 at 12:58 AM
you’re so lucky in your finds there. I went there once and bought some cotton threads. I still haven’t found a project for them. Hopefully, I’ll be as lucky as you in finding imported yarns there.
June 3, 2009 at 2:46 PM
Can you give us directions on how to go to that store in Rosario? thanks for sharing…..
June 2, 2009 at 3:33 PM
Hi.. are these new stocks?.. my boyfriend went there and brought home some.. but they’re not as pretty as the ones you got …whhahaha. which store in rosario is this?
June 3, 2009 at 3:28 PM
I don’t know if they’re new stocks but they look imported. I think the black and white are boucle.
If you’re coming from Robinsons Galleria or Megamall or Crossing, try riding a jeepney or an FX going to Pasig, ask the driver to drop you off after the large bridge in Rosario, I think it’s called the San Juan bridge. Cross the street and you’d see a lot of stores selling threads in cones and yarns.
If you’re coming from Cubao, try riding the Cubao-Rosario via Libis jeep and it passes through the same bridge mentioned above. It’s really easy to recognize the stores because there are a lot of them and you could see a lot of threads.
I bought mine from the first store you’d see after getting off the bridge. I can’t remember the name of the store… but I think it’s the largest yarn store there, from the outside you could see large transparent plastic bags filled with yarns. The vendor is really nice, he let me choose the yarns I liked even if it came from the bottom of the bag.
I forgot to mention that they also sell mercerized cotton thread, most are imported and could be found in big skeins.
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September 28, 2011 at 1:39 PM
Hi, I came across to your blog and really would like to know kung anu-ano ‘yung types ng yarn ang available sa Rosario, Pasig. Do they have 100% cotton sportweight, DK weight, and worsted weight? And have you gone there recently, would like to know din kasi kung magkano na ‘yung yarn per type nila and per kilo lang ba talaga ang available? Kasi I was wondering kung meron ding mga 100g lang. Pasensya na daming tanong. I was actually a bit shy to ask and I kept on coming back here on your post for I think two weeks but don’t know how to ask for details. Hehe!
I’ve gone to Dreams, okay naman yung yarn nila and high quality naman di’ba. Parehas lang ba sila ng quality ng yarn? I mean yung sa Rosario and Dreams.
Thank you. And pasensya na talaga sa mga tanong ko. Malayo kasi ako sa Rosario, just would like to know if I could get the same quality of yarn from Dreams on low cost and kung they are selling the three types of yarn weight bago ako pumunta. Hehe! Sigurista nu? Thank you, thank you.
September 28, 2011 at 9:51 PM
Hi, regarding yung types ng yarn sa Rosario, di ko sure kung anu-ano kasi sobrang assorted. Pero maraming acrylic at cotton. For weights, depende rin sa balls kung gaano kakapal yung strands. Mostly parang hanggang DK weight lang meron. May nabili ako na worsted weight pero di ko alam kung anong material. Kailangan lang talaga maghanap. Di kasi sila packaged talaga, parang naka-wind lang to balls tapos nakalagay sa plastic bags, halo-halo sila dun. Per kilo lang din talaga binebenta unless bibili ka ng cotton threads na parang canon or monaco yung packaging, per ball yung ball dun. The prices range from 250 to 300 depending yarn type. Pero pwedeng tumawad lalo na kung marami kang bibilin.
Yung tinitinda sa Dreams, mga imported yun so high quality talaga. Ang kapareho ng quality yung naka-sale nila na parang malalaking cake ng yarns na nakapatong sa lapag.
September 29, 2011 at 1:15 PM
Uy, thanks sa reply. Haha, kagabi pa ako nag-aabang kaso niantok na ako. Haha!
Grabe kasi, ka-tempt pumunta sa Rosario tapos mukhang worth it talaga. Hehe! Pero pupunta ako, kasi mukhang makakatiempo naman ng DK saka worsted weight. Tapos ang dami pang colors and mura pa. Sa experience mo, okay naman yung quality nu’ng yarn? I mean kung hindi naman nagshr-shrink kapag nalabhan. 
Dun ka din ba bumibili sa may pagbaba ng footbridge? Mukhang maganda kasi yung mga nabili mong yarns. Hindi ko lang kasi masyadong makita kung 4-ply or 3-ply, labo kasi mata kaya tinanong pa kita ano yung types nu’ng yarn.
Check ko nga din ‘yung sa Dreams, ‘yung naka-sale para may grasp na ako sa yarn sa Rosario.
Thank you. Thank you.
November 17, 2011 at 11:32 AM
Hi! I found this discussion while Googling yarn sources in Manila. Just wondering, saan yung Dreams?