Halcyon Yarn, Inc.
Address:
12 School Street
Bath, ME 04530
Business Hours:
Status:
Retail & Wholesale




Address:
12 School Street
Bath, ME 04530
Business Hours:
Status:
Retail & Wholesale
Phone:
207-442-7909
Email:
Fax:
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Member Profile:
Halcyon Yarn has an extensive selection of natural yarn and fibers along with books, videos, and equipment for knitting, spinning, weaving, and other fiber arts. We sell to individuals, groups, schools, and companies.
Most of our items may be purchased online. If you prefer to call to order, you will find that our service is knowledgeable and friendly. We answer the telephone with a smile. Member Bio:
Yes, there is a real Halcyon! I’m Halcyon Blake, founder and president of Halcyon Yarn. Halcyon is a family name - it was my grandmother’s and my aunt’s name as well. The origins of the name Halcyon and the term “Halcyon Days” are found in Greek mythology. Halcyon was the wife of Ceyx who drowned at sea. Grief stricken the widow threw herself into the sea after him. The gods took pity on them and transformed Halcyon and her drowned husband into kingfisher birds. Together they made their nest upon the water during the brief period of calm surrounding the Winter Solstice. These few days of calm winds and gentle seas are known as the “Halcyon Days” and the kingfisher is their symbol - we’ve adopted this colorful bird as our symbol too! Category:
Giftware, Toys, Games & Crafts
Halcyon Yarn has an extensive selection of natural yarn and fibers along with books, videos, and equipment for knitting, spinning, weaving, and other fiber arts. We sell to individuals, groups, schools, and companies.
Most of our items may be purchased online. If you prefer to call to order, you will find that our service is knowledgeable and friendly. We answer the telephone with a smile. Member Bio:
Yes, there is a real Halcyon! I’m Halcyon Blake, founder and president of Halcyon Yarn. Halcyon is a family name - it was my grandmother’s and my aunt’s name as well. The origins of the name Halcyon and the term “Halcyon Days” are found in Greek mythology. Halcyon was the wife of Ceyx who drowned at sea. Grief stricken the widow threw herself into the sea after him. The gods took pity on them and transformed Halcyon and her drowned husband into kingfisher birds. Together they made their nest upon the water during the brief period of calm surrounding the Winter Solstice. These few days of calm winds and gentle seas are known as the “Halcyon Days” and the kingfisher is their symbol - we’ve adopted this colorful bird as our symbol too! Category:
Giftware, Toys, Games & Crafts

