Wild Hand offers materials, education, and community to encourage curiosity for fiber craft: weaving, crochet, knitting, felting, spinning, dyeing, stitching, fleece processing, and more! We believe that the wellbeing of our fiber community — including the people, land, and animals that create the supplies we sell — is more important than anything else. With that in mind, we carefully select the supplies we carry and promote. You can read more about Wild Hand's team and driving Community Commitment here!

Alongside local photographer and dear friend, Kira Luxon Pepe, we've been documenting our community in garments, accessories, and homegoods made lovingly by our team and community with Wild Hand supplies. We call this project Community Inspired because it is exactly that - projects inspired by this beautiful, magical Wild Hand community! We've journeyed to folks homes, gardens, woods, alleyways, and right here at the shop. Click here to see all of the photos and read more about these lovely fiber folk and what keeps them creating. Read more about our team (below!) here, how Wild Hand got started, and what we're all about.

Click here or scroll below and find a workshop that works for you you! We offering workshops and events at all skill levels for knitting, crochet, weaving, spinning, felting, stitching, and fiber blending! Feel free to reach out to the shop at hi@wild-hand.com with questions.

Wild Hand is Wheelchair Accessible (our restroom is not, however the space is; our coffee shop neighbors at High Point Cafe have a wheelchair accessible restroom you may use) and while we do not have a dedicated parking lot we can offer FREE Street Parking (folks can usually find a spot within one block of the shop). If you are visiting us via public transportation you can take Septa's Regional Rail (Chestnut Hill West Line) to the Upsal or Carpenter Lane stops (10 min walk). You can also take Septa's 53 Bus to the Wayne Avenue and Carpenter Lane stop (5 min walk) or Septa's H Bus to the McCallum Ave. and Carpenter Lane stop (5 min walk).