Take A Sneak Peek At New Linden Hills Store
Honeyshine opens in former Linden Hills Yarn space this spring.
For Linden Hills residents who haven't yet made the trek up to Bryn Mawr to sample Honeyshine, the creative home goods store that will soon move into the former Linden Hills Yarn & Textile space, co-owner Adam Braun explains the store's ethos by way of a cocktail recipe: The Honeyshine Stir and serve over ice. Garnish with moss. Braun and co-owner Daisey Mitchell hope to be serving up a lot of that starting early this May. Like several shops in the Linden Hills and Fulton areas, Honeyshine's owners curate a mix of new design and old objects and gifts. At Honeyshine, though, the overall effect—perhaps enhanced by an impeccably-dressed manequin sporting a goat's head, named Bruce—is self-assured, youthful, and funky yet very carefully …
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ChrisRKnits
12:04 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Linden Yarn & Textiles, Inc. is open for business in their new location at 5814 Excelsior Blvd. in St. Louis Park. Just west of Hwy 100 you'll find our bigger, brighter shop easily accessible and much more comfortable. We even have a small classroom in back as well as parking in the lot behind the building. more ›