The store is owned by Eva Donnelly. The store staff includes Leslie, Lisa, and Sue. The webmaster is Jessie.

After several years as a stay-at-home mother and a seamstress, Eva decided to open her own store. A few months later, after location searching, renovation, and supply order, A Stich In Time made its grand opening in April of 2002. At first, only needlepoint and cross stitch supplies were sold. However, the following year knitting yarns and crocheting supplies were brought in by popular demand. In the spring of 2005, A Stitch In Time had its second grand opening after moving down the road from PT Barnum Square to Grosso's Corner. In the summer of 2006, A Stitch In Time stopped carrying counted cross stitch supplies.

It is very exciting when we become a headline in the local newspapers! To the left is a link to a September 2005 article featuring our store. You can save this article to your computer for easier reading by clicking the link to see the full article., and then right-clicking the article and selecting "Save As..." from the resulting menu.

In December 2007, A Stitch In Time was featured on the America's Knitting website. Click here to see our article. Below is an excerpt from the article:
"Bethel is a town in Fairfield County, Connecticut, about sixty miles from New York City and it is home to Cannondale bicycles, Duracell batteries, Meg Ryan, PT Barnum and a yarn shop called A Stitch In Time! Eva Donnelly is the owner and she has lived in Bethel for 30 years and owned the store for 6 years..."

Vip Book Signing

This is our first big event of the year!!! I am so excited to announce that Trisha Malcolm from "Vogue Knitting" will be here for a book signing. She will have a slide presentation of the upcoming Spring issue. She will be signing " Noro Knit Accessories". She will also bring some samples along to entice us all with. It should be a great day. Sign up a must. I have ordered 40 copies of the book. You must sign up and pre-pay to ensure you get a copy. The first 40 are guaranteed after that I am not sure we can get the books on time. Trisha Malcolm launched her publishing career as crafts editor for the Australian edition of Family Circle magazine, then held key positions at McCall's Needlework & Crafts and the Butterick Company. She is currently Vice President/Editorial Director for Soho Publishing Co., where she oversees Vogue Knitting, Knit Simple, Knit.1, Yarn Market News, Cutting Edge and Adorn magazines, as well as book development for Sixth&Spring Books. We will make this a fun day, as always we will have door prizes and refreshments. February 18th, festivities start at 12 noon. * Remember to sign up.