Endless Skein
Imagine the Endless Possibilities at Hudson Valley’s newest yarn destination.
126 Main Street, Cold Spring, NY
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North of Peekskill and south of Beacon lies The Endless Skein in Cold Spring, the perfect haven for experienced knitters, crocheters and novices alike. The Endless Skein is filled with fiber inspiration. Their shop is stocked with a rainbow of yarn to feast your eyes on and an array of textures that will delight your senses. Once inside, it’s hard not to indulge your yarn fantasies, meet friends for an afternoon of crocheting, finally learn how to knit that sweater and nurture your love of the needle arts. New, yet classic. Exquisite, yet friendly. You will be delighted with the endless possibilities available at The Endless Skein.
The Endless Skein’s fearless leader, owner, knitter and crocheter, Sue Costigan, was born and raised in Prospectville, Pennsylvania where she grew up with her sister and parents. Sue has been married to her best friend Tom since 1986 and together they have raised their six children. Sue graduated from Villanova University as a Civil Engineer. Her roommate in college was a dedicated knitter which greatly contributed to Sue’s interest in the hobby. As her children grew older, Sue was busy working to grow as a knitter and crocheter. She took classes from many excellent instructors, attended conferences, and partook in yarn related travel. Sue and her husband came across a local florist shop for sale which they thought would be an ideal spot for Sue’s yarn shop. They purchased the building, knocked it down, built a brand new building, and voila, The Endless Skein!
Store Manager, Maya Gooding, has been knitting on and off since early childhood, but dove back into it in her early 20’s while working in the fashion industry in NYC when a friend was seeking out someone who could knit a scarf within a day for a music video. Maya is a dedicated knitter, juggling sample-making, making products for sale, and personal knits, in addition to her teaching schedule at The Endless Skein and other local stores. She also has an ever-growing collection of indie-dyed yarn, and is more than happy to share her excitement with you over any and all things fiber-related.
