What Are The Stitchery Nook Osage's Opening Hours?

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The Stitchery Nook in Osage lists store hours of Wednesday–Friday, 9:30–5:00 and Saturday, 9:30–4:00. No Sunday, Monday, or Tuesday hours appear in the information provided, so plan a visit on one of those four days unless you confirm otherwise directly with the shop.

Listed Store Hours

Day Hours
Wednesday 9:30 – 5:00
Thursday 9:30 – 5:00
Friday 9:30 – 5:00
Saturday 9:30 – 4:00
Sunday – Tuesday Not listed

Saturday closes an hour earlier than the Wednesday–Friday schedule, so if you're making a weekend trip, aim to arrive well before 4:00.

What You Can Do During a Visit

The Stitchery Nook carries cross stitch and scrapbooking supplies, and the shop also describes itself as a retreat center. The current online listings include:

  • Patterns from designers such as Tiny Modernist, JBW Designs, Little House Needleworks, Three Sheep Studio, and Keslyns
  • Kits, including the Boo to Ewe Kit
  • Fabrics, such as 28 count Lugana and 40 count linen by the quarter yard
  • Threads and silks, including Dinky Dyes Silk
  • Magazines, such as the 2026 Christmas issue of Just Cross Stitch

Some items are marked "Out of Stock" online, so if you're traveling specifically for a particular pattern or kit, it's worth checking availability before you go.

If You Can't Visit in Person

The site includes a "Send us a Note" contact form. That's the listed way to reach the shop with questions — useful if you need to confirm holiday hours, ask about stock, or check whether a retreat booking is available. Since the posted schedule doesn't cover Sunday through Tuesday, use the form if you need to know about those days.

Practical Notes Before You Go

  • Confirm around holidays. Posted hours often change on holidays and during special events, and the site information doesn't address exceptions.
  • Build in buffer time. The shop closes at 4:00 on Saturdays, earlier than weekdays.
  • Check stock for specific items. Several listed patterns and kits show as out of stock, so a quick message ahead of a long drive can save a trip.