We are certain that Carmen Sandiego made a point of hitting up the Quilt Shops in every town she passed through.
Unfortunately, most of us will never have that chance!
And since we just can't bear the thought of that, we have decided to hunt those shops down and feature them right here on our blog.
We will be scouring the country for quilt shops to inspire us all.
Check back often so you don't miss any
in your neck of the woods!
What and where are some of YOUR favorite quilt shops?
4th and Main Fabrics in Cannon Falls, MN is awesome! Beautiful store!
ReplyDeleteRossville Quilt Shop (http://www.rossvillequilts.com/)in Rossville, Indiana is terrific! Rossville is a small town in the middle of nowhere but the shop & selection is the BEST...you'd swear they were smack dab in the middle of a big city for all that they carry!
ReplyDeleteMy quilting friend and I are taking a 50th birthday trip to CA next summer and you can bet we'll be looking for quilt shops along the way!
Oh, I'm very excited that you are undertaking this project. I have 3 favorite quilt shops - none too close to me, , unfortunately. They are -
ReplyDelete1. Quilts at the Marshall House, Marshall, MI
2. Jennifer's Quilt Shop in Pinckney, MI
3. Quilter's Store Sedona in Sedona, AZ.
These are all inviting shops, and each has a very nice variety of fabrics. Oh, one more thing. A quilter will find LOTS of inspiration at each of these shops!
Our little local quilt shop - who weathered and rebuilt from the damage of Irene - we would hate to lose them. Friendly and helpful staff, small but packed full with a variety of fabrics, patterns and notions, lots of clases and sit-n-sew time. They do a lot of donations and community service, too. The Quilt Bug in Esperance NY
ReplyDeleteQuilter's Corner in Finleyville, PA
ReplyDeleteInterquilten in Interlochen, MI
Quilt 'n Bee in Traverse City, MI
Delphine's in Gaylord, MI
Three favorites- Yankee Cloth in Wallingford, CT, Sew Inspired in Simsbury , CT and Quilting By The Yard in Manchester CT. Unfortunately several have recently closed their doors.
ReplyDeleteI love the Laughing Ladies Quilt Shop in Berthoud, Colorado. Wonderful place for fabric, fun and fellowship.
ReplyDeletePlease, somebody help me find some in Shelby County, Alabama!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Margaret on Jennifer's Quilt Shop in Pinckney, MI. Cute as can be shop.
ReplyDeleteAlso The Stitchery in Howell, MI. The gals at this shop are wonderful. Always helpful and funny.
This is such a wonderful idea. Please don't forget us down south, as most of the amazing shops tend to be up north.
ReplyDeleteRainbow's End in Dunedin FL
Quilts on Plum Lane in Dade City FL
Country Quilts and Bears in Clearwater FL
Cabbage Rose near the cultural district in Fort Worth, TX.
ReplyDeleteSome of my favorites are:
ReplyDeleteQuilting Dreams in Marine City MI
Sew Elegant in Fort Gratiot MI
Thimble Creek in Concord, CA
ReplyDeleteis absolutely amazing!
It's one of those quilt shops that you can literally spend HOURS in. :)
Calico Gals in Syracuse, NY is a friendly place with a great fabric selection. I live in Maine but visit Calico Gals whenever I'm in Syracuse visiting family.
ReplyDeleteSince you've asked 'Where in the world?' my favorite LSQ is in Gauting (near Munich(, Germany. They also have a website: http://rosequilts.de/
ReplyDeleteLet's see if you check this out;-)
hildy(at)ebertzeder(dot)de
If you find any in Greece, will you let me know?
ReplyDeleteI also have to cast my vote for The Laughing Ladies of Berthoud, CO...a great mix of fabrics, wools and embroidery along with the lovely embroidery thread!! and they are so friendly....
ReplyDeleteWooden Bridge Dry Goods in Kutztown, Pa.
ReplyDeleteCute little Mennonite (I believe)quilt shop with a fantastic selection of fabrics, supplies, notions, etc.
I'm so spoiled now that I can get these high quality fabrics locally!
My favorite is actually 2 favorites.
ReplyDelete1. Quilters Quarter in Stockton CA
2. In Between Stitches in Livermore CA
Quilt & Sew at the Golden Thread in Trenton KY - I think they've fit more amazing fabric selections into a small space than anywhere else I've ever shopped! Plus, wonderful staff, great classes, and delightful off-the-beaten-path location : ) And the best part is, they're less than 2 hours from Paducah!
ReplyDeleteMake sure you come to the NW. We have a great little shop with all Civil War fabrics in Independence, Oregon called Ladies of Liberty Mercantile.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite shop is Prairie Point Junction in Cozad, NE.
ReplyDeleteOh I have a few international favs!
ReplyDeleteThe Cotton Ball, Morro Bay, CA
Effiloché, Montreal, QC Canada
And my favorite,
Addicted to fabric, Canberra, Australia.
I love to support my local quit store!
B-Right-On , Brighton, CO. Tomorrow's Heirlooms, Westminster, CO, Holly's Quilt Cabin, Centennial, CO and The Quilt Shop in Thornton, CO. All wonderful little shops and the friendliest people you will ever meet!
ReplyDeleteMaterial Girls in LaPlata, MD is a fantastic shop with a wonderful bunch of ladies!
ReplyDeleteKathie's Quilts in Sanford, Maine is also another great quilt store!
I have the pleasure of living in several cities and have found unique shops in each one.
ReplyDelete1) The Pine Needle in Lake Oswego, OR.
2) The Quilt Basket in Tucson, AZ.
3) Cotton Pickin's in Stanwood, WA.
4) Quilted Strait in Port Gamble, WA.
5) Cloth and Quilts in Turlock, CA.
It will be an enjoyable "journey" as you feature shops in other cities.
Thank you.
The Needle Niche in Athens, TX
ReplyDeleteB&B Quilting & Gifts, Buda, TX
CALICO MOON in Lebanon IL. The best place for all your PRIMITIVE fabric, wool appliqué, and rug hooking!!! Www.shopcalicomoon.com
ReplyDeleteCorn Wagon Quilt - Springville, UT
ReplyDeleteMissouri Star Quilt Co - Hamilton, MO
My favorite quilt shop is Quilts Etc in Salt Lake City, UT. My second favorite is Pine Needles also in SLC, UT.
ReplyDeleteRyco's in Lincoln RI, Emma's in Franklin MA, Franklin Mill Store in Franklin MA, Charlton Sewng Center in Charlton MA, Appletree in Auburn MA, and sooo many more in Massachusetts. We are very lucky here!
ReplyDeleteHollyhill Quilt Shoppe in West Linn OR in the Old Willamette district. I think they may have been a top ten at one point. The shop is truly inspiring. The way Brian displays everything is beautiful. And - they have a wide selection so there's something for everyone. Even though it's just a few miles from me, I consider it a destination shop.
ReplyDeleteI love Pine Needles in West Jordan, UT, Quilters Haven in Bountiful, UT, Corn Wagon in Springville, UT!
ReplyDelete3 in my area. One in Lafayette, CA called The Cotton Patch - lovely selection, well laid out, good help. Another in Berkeley, CA called Stonemountain and Daughter - not so much a quilt shop but great fabric. The third is also in Berkeley - New Pieces - small shop, great fabric, super helpful people work there. I know there are even more, but these are the ones I frequent.
ReplyDeleteA few more in San Francisco Bay Area
ReplyDeleteIntrepid Thread Milpitas, CA
Always Quilting San Mateo, CA
Laurel Leaf San Carlos, CA
Quilts By Phillis-Hurricane, WV
ReplyDeleteGlenda's Sewing Cupboard in St. Joseph MO. It a family quilt store that is growing in a country setting.
ReplyDeleteA Scarlet Thread in McDonough, Georgia, is my favorite quilt store. It's the largest quilt store in Georgia and the staff is so attentive and helpful! Every time I go to the store, I am inspired.
ReplyDeleteThere are 2 in Shipshewana, IN -
ReplyDeleteYoder's Department Store
Lolly's Fabrics
Ruth's Stitchery in Colorado Springs
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilt shop is Village Creek in Lodi, WI
ReplyDeleteQuilters' Paradise in Clovis, CA
ReplyDeleteQuilter's Cupboard in Atascadero, CA
Cottage Quilts in Fresno, CA
Sew Unique in Mountain Home AR!
ReplyDeleteQuilt Asylum in McKinney TX
ReplyDeletePink Castle Fabrics in Ann Arbor, MI
ReplyDeletethey are on line too!
SuperBuzzy in on Main St. in Ventura, CA is an amazing shop! She's also online and has such an incredible array of fabrics.
ReplyDeleteQuilt in a Day in San Marcos, CA (north of San Diego) with lots of 30s, civil war and batiks--a bit of everything but always has lots of quilt-shop-quality in 'frenzy' area for around $6
ReplyDeleteand in Las Vegas area:
Fiddlesticks in Boulder City (South of Las Vegas near dam) has lots of civil war, 30s and lovely clearance for $5 or 6, Christmas Goose in North Las Vegas Civil War, 30s and 1/2 price clearance and Quiltique in Henderson (South Las Vegas) awesome abundance of batiks!!
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ReplyDeleteRaleigh, NC - Wish Upon A Quilt and Bernina World of Sewing
ReplyDeleteFayetteville, NC - Loving Stitches
Chapel Hill, NC - Thimble Pleasures
My very favorite Quilt Shop is Sandy's in Punta Gorda, florida.
ReplyDeleteKathy and Nora are so very friendly and have pleny of new and old fabulous fabrics. Best quilt shows near them.
Also . . . Kapaia Stitchery in Lihue, Hawaii on the island of Kauai is an amazing shop with wonderful people!
ReplyDeletemy favorite quilt shop is " le thé à coudre" In France, Bordeaux:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.letheacoudre.com/
My favorites are:
ReplyDeleteHeartworks - Fly Creek, NY
Sew Nice - Norwich, NY
Tumbleweeds - W. Barnstable, MA
Santa Fe Fabrics - Santa Fe, NM
Fabric Corner - Falmouth, MA
My favorites are:
ReplyDeleteKapaia Stitchery, Lihue, Kauai, HI
The Granary Quilts, Sunnyvale, CA
Vicky's Fabrics, Kapa'a,Kauai, HI
The Bears Quilt Shop, Garden Grove, CA
Prairie Queen Quilts, San Jose, CA
Orange Quilts, Orange, CA
Love, love, love:
ReplyDeleteEvverlasting Stitches-Holt, MI
Quilts at the Marshall House-Marshall, MI
Stash, Walla Walla Washington.....the best, in my opinion the best quilt shop I have ever been to.....I travel an hour and a half to get there.....
ReplyDeleteI am really spoiled. I have several excellent, inspiring, friendly LQS's within one or two hours' drive. My most favorite are:
ReplyDeleteFiddlehead Artisan Supply, Belfast, ME
Alewives, Damanscotta Mills, ME
Pins and Needles, Farmington, ME
The Fabric Garden, Madison, ME
Choppin' Cotton, Bangor, ME
Quilts By Phyllis, Hurricane, WV is the best!
ReplyDeleteThe Sew So Shop in Yuba City, Ca.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilt shop is:
ReplyDeletePatched Works, in Elm Grove, WI
Amazing fabric and super helpful staff.
Millstone Quilts
ReplyDeleteMechanicsville, VA
The Stitching Post in Washington IN. A very complete store and friendly owner and employees.
ReplyDeleteMonica's Quilt & Bead Creations, Palm Desert, CA
ReplyDeleteQuilter's Faire, Palm Desert, CA
My top priority after moving to Colorado (military move) was to learn to quilt. I luckily and accidentally stumbled upon a small quilt shop, The Creative Cloth Closet in Canon City, within the first couple weeks of being here and signed up for a beginners class which changed my life! The ladies there have been so welcoming, helpful and supportive. I'm so happy to have a close resource and outlet, especially to fill my time while my husband is on deployments.
ReplyDeleteI love Quilts, Etc. in Sandy, Utah.
ReplyDeleteCountry Lady Quilt Shop in Roseburg, OR. Over 1,000 batiks with new ones arriving every month.
ReplyDeleteAlso Finally Together Quilt shop in Lebanon, OR. Extremely helpful and friendly staff.
Footprints in Rochester, NH and Kathie's Quilt Shop in Sanford, ME
ReplyDeleteare my two go to shops within 30 miles of my house. For a worthwhile road trip my BFF's and I love to go to Quilted Threads in Henniker, NH or Cottonweeds in Freeport, ME. There's nothing better than shopping at a quilt shop!
Cotton Candy Quilt Shop in Muncie, Indiana is relatively new but growing and they have such a nice staff. I even learned to tat there.
ReplyDeleteMarketplace Quilts in Salem Massachusetts. The owner, Maureen is very helpful and everyone is very friendly!
ReplyDeleteFavourite Quilt Shops in the beautiful north of Canada for me are: Quilters Cupboard in Uxbridge, Ontario and Ultimate Sewing Centre in Oshawa, Ontario.
ReplyDeleteGreat staff, friendly advice and very knowledgable, oh and awesome fabrics, notions and supplies!!
Black Cat Quilt Shop in Holden Mass :)
ReplyDeleteChestnut Bay Quilting in Caledonia, NY
ReplyDeleteMargie Pearls in Bolivar, MO , great selection, great prices.
ReplyDeleteSew Sweet Quilt Shop in Brunswick MO. Creative,helpful owner and workers and a wonderful variety of fabric!
ReplyDeleteIn Washington State my favorites are the Quilt Barn in Puyallup and the Wild Rose Quilt Shop in Orting. In MN there are 3 - Bay Window in Perham, Red Pines Quilt Shop in Detroit Lakes, and Gruber's Quilt Shop in Waite Park.
ReplyDeleteIn NC - my favorite is Quilting Quest in Lexington. At home it's Picket Fence in Harlingen.
Three in Michigan, Mabelena in Ortonville, Lake Street Mercantile in South Lyon and Bittersweet in Pinconning!
ReplyDeleteI live in rural Georgia--below the gnat line!-- and quilt shops are not thick on the ground! One of my favorites is A Scarlet Thread, which is quite well-known--just look for the billboard on I-75. The other is worth hunting for---Marti's Fabric Studio in Jesup, GA. Marti makes everyone feel special, and she's special herself, helping create a barn quilt trail and sponsoring the area's Dress a Girl Around the World. (Jesup also is home to the best donuts I've ever encountered at Sugar & Spice). You should check it out!
ReplyDeleteQuilters Destination, Arlington Heights, IL
ReplyDeleteThimbles, Lockport, IL
Prarie Stitches, Oswego, IL
Prarie Shop, Batavia, IL
Sew Generously, St Charles, IL
Harvest House, Plainfield, IL
Quilt Merchant, Winfield, IL
Quilters Quest, Woodridge, IL
Quilt Basket, Downers Grove, IL
Countryside Village, Braidwood, IL
Roberts, Crest Hill
Quiltfabic.com, Willowbrook, IL
The Needleshop, Chicago,IL
I am so lucky to live/work near all these great shops & many more!
Fabric Center, Morris
Miller's Dry Goods, Charm OH
ReplyDeleteStash, Walla Walla, WA
Quiltworks Northwest, Bellevue, WA
I have two. Julie Ann Fabrics and More, and Patches & Petals in Cadillac Michigan.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilt shop is The Village Mercantile in Boonville, IN
ReplyDeleteLinderella's Quilt Works
ReplyDelete1150 Old US Highway 1
Southern Pines, NC 28387
Lots of gorgeous fabrics, projects, quilty/sewing stuff, great classes and the marvelous Carl and Linda!
Yep, Linderella's, http://www.linderellas.com/ is my local shop in Southern Pines, NC and I love it. It's beautiful, bright and airy in the shop AND the classroom - lots of windows. Carl and Linda are great. Their enthusiasm for the fiber arts is contagious - they are always bringing in the latest and greatest in fabrics and patterns and cool ideas and offer a range of classes to suit just about everyone, I'd say.
ReplyDeleteCheck 'em out!
My favorites are Rather Bee Quilting in Lake City, MN, Grubers in St Cloud, Mn and Jackman's in St Louis, MO just to name a few!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is my local quilt shop - Peggy' s Sewing Center in Centerville, Maryland. Peggy is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy Inspire! in Plant City, FL and the Sewing Studio in Maitland, FL - great shops with quite a variety of fabric that is constantly being updated!
ReplyDeleteMy two favorite is Cabbage Rose in Fort Worth, Tx and Country Stitches in Burleson. Everyone is always so friendly and willing to help.
ReplyDeleteI love Quiltique in Las Vegas, NV. It's a beautiful shop with so much fabric that is organized in an appealing and user-friendly (by line and color, with the FQs displayed with them) way. Whenever I'm in Vegas, I always visit.
ReplyDeleteBut I also have a new love, which I discovered this summer, and that one is The Quilt Vine in Trappe, MD. This shop is adorable. In an old Victorian house, it's surprisingly filled with bright and modern fabrics, with a helpful staff and beautiful models of all quilting types and styles.
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ReplyDeleteTiny Stitches, Marietta, GA is my favorite shop.
ReplyDeleteSeven Sisters Quilt Shop in Carson City, MI!! There are actually seven sisters that are there too! They have some homemade bake good for free there everyday and fresh coffee for their customers too! Such an inviting store and the fabrics are always the best! They love Moda fabrics as much as I do! You can't go wrong! You must go see them!! www.sevensistersquiltshop.com
ReplyDeleteKatja's Quilt Shoppe in Kamloops, BC, Canada. They have lots of selection, including one of the best Moda precuts selection available in BC.
ReplyDeleteQuilt 'Til You Wilt, Hudson, FL
ReplyDeleteAccent on Quilting, Orange City, FL
Quilt Shop of Deland, Deland, FL
Seaside Quilts, New Smyrna Beach, FL
Magrita's Quilt Shop, St. Augustine, FL
Sewing Garrett, South Daytona, FL
Fabric Art Shop, Lake City, FL
Suwannee Valley Quilt Shop, Trenton, FL
Heart to Heart Quilt Shop, Trussville, AL
Gloria's Happy Hooker, Sou Ste Marie, MI
Close to Home, Orange, CT
Can you tell we stop along the way when we travel?
Widebacks - Flagstaff Hill, South Australia
ReplyDeletePatchwork-by-Sea - Brighton, Adelaide, South Australia
American Quilting, Orem, UT
ReplyDeleteSuppose, Preston, ID
Kapaia Stitchery, Lihue, Kauai, HI
Quintessential Quilts in Reedsberg, Wisconsin. An older house where each room is dedicated to a fabric color.
ReplyDeletePatched Works in Elm Grove, WI, just outside of Milwaukee. Everything a quilter could dream of from fabric to books, patterns to notions. Walls are lined with sample quilts and more! So inspiring and exciting!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite shop to purchase fabric is Quintessential Quilts in Reedsburg, Wi. Walking into the next room gives you totally different ideas, as each room is dedicated to a different color. However, my all-time favorite "quilt shop" is my sisters building that we get together in almost every Saturday to create.
ReplyDeleteQuiltopia!Design tiny quilt and fabric boutique in Maleny, Australia. It's my shop and I love it! Lots of Moda fabric in here :)
ReplyDeleteI love the Tater Patch in Merrill, Oregon-- heart of potato country!
ReplyDeleteI have four that I love:
ReplyDeleteQuilts and Quilts in Branson, MO
Sarah's Fabric in Lawrence, KS
Quilter's Haven in Olathe, KS
Missouri Star Quilt in Hamilton, MO
They all have fantastic staff, lots of display quilts and a wide variety of fabric.
I'm in the Seattle area and I love these: Wild Rose in Orting, WA
ReplyDeleteCarriage Country Quilts in Burien, WA
Keepsake Cottage Fabrics, Bothell, WA
Cut Up and Quilt in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Folks are sooo nice there and they have all the new fabric!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is Quiltique in Henderson,(Las Vegas Area) NV. It's a bright, beautiful shop with over 5,000 bolts of fabric that is organized in an appealing and user-friendly (by line and color, with the FQs displayed with them) way. Lots of modern styles and half-priced sale racks. They are a Bernina dealer and have a great service department.
ReplyDeleteCotton Patch Quilt Shop on Copper Creek Blvd in University Park, Florida! Friendliest staff with a nice selection!
ReplyDeleteI used to hunt down yarn stores while traveling - now it is quilt shops. My favorite 'local' shops are:
ReplyDeleteWeb Fabrics (Purcellville, VA)
The Quilt Patch (Fairfax, VA)
The Quilters Studio (Fairfax, VA -new store)
Capital Quilts - Gaithersburg, MD
Patches - Mt Airy, MD
What a great idea! We are a quilt shop in Lutz, Fl. and this seems like a great way to bring business to some of the small business quilt shops! Way to go Moda!
ReplyDeleteThe Fussy Cut, Beech Grove, IN; Quilt Expressions, Fishers, IN; Jackman Fabrics, Fairview Heights, IL; Sarah's Fabrics, Lawrence, KS
ReplyDeleteLove the Among Friends Quilt shop in Louisville, KY. They have a great selection, lots of current collections and great classes. The staff there are always amazingly helpful too!
ReplyDeleteIn Iowa we are lucky to have a lot of LQS. My favorites are
ReplyDeleteCommon Threads Quilt Shoppe in North Liberty Iowa and
Fern Hill in Amana Iowa.
My 2 favorites are Aardvark Quilts in Morris Plains, NJ, and The City Quilter on west 25th Street in NYC.
ReplyDeleteVery different from each other, but both have lovely fabrics.
Generations Quilt Shop in Pottstown PA - they have all the trendiest quilting fabrics!
ReplyDeleteMomma Made It,Longview Washington USA.
ReplyDeleteAcres of 1800 reproductions. Sigh. I want them all ...
A Quilters Oasis in Mesa AZ. They have expanded recently and have a wide variety of fabrics to choose from!
ReplyDeleteI love "A Quilt of Many Colors" in Leo, IN. Small shop but very friendly owners.
ReplyDeleteI also like "Fabrics and Friends" in Roanoke, IN. Large selection of fabrics and friendly staff.
BARE?? as in bear the thought????? duh.. where is the copy writer??
ReplyDeleteI have a wealth of wonderful LQS!
ReplyDeleteLewisville, NC: Sewingly Yours
Winston-Salem, NC: Sew Original
Knit One Smock Too
The little general
Greensboro, NC: Studio Stitch
Chapel Hill, NC: Thimble Pleasures
Love, love, love Scrap and Sew in Lutz, Florida!! Tess is always helpful and carries the latest patterns, notions and fabrics. Tons of Moda to choose from!
ReplyDeleteIntown Quilters in Decatur, GA
ReplyDeleteI live in western NY state, but I go there when I am visiting in the area. The shop a lot of brighter fabrics, Kaffe and Batiks. Love it!!
Oh you must mention and visit FRONT PORCH QUILT SHOP in Ozark, Alabama, featured in Spring 2013, Quilt Sampler! The very best shoppe in Alabama!
ReplyDeleteSweet Home Alabama!
"In Stitches", on Rte 422 Conrad Weiser Hwy. in Womelsdorf, PA
ReplyDeleteBurkholders Fabrics, 1 Sportsman Rd. Rte 897 Denver PA are shops in my area.
Weavers Dry Goods, Brubaker Valley Rd. Lititz PA
All have nice fabric.
Lyons Quilting in Lyons, Colorado made it through the flood unscathed! From what I've gathered, the owner Tracy recently purchased the stock from the former Lyon's quilt store where she also worked and moved the store and opened just before the flood rushed through Lyons. Incredibly the building they are in made it through the flood, and they are open for business. They are stock full of all sorts of wonderful fabrics.
ReplyDeleteAgree with Laughing Ladies in Berthoud as well.
Holly Hill in West Linn, Oregon
ReplyDeletePioneer Quilt in Happy Valley, OR
Canby Quilts in Canby, OR
Speckled Hen Aurora, OR
Greenbuam's Salem, OR
In the US, my favourite store is Web Fabrics in Purcellville, VA. Conveniently close to Dulles Airport for those of us flying in from the UK and really good prices. I fit in a visit every time we go the Washington DC.
ReplyDeleteIn the UK, I do not have a favourite local store (I visit them all from time to time) but I do like Fabric Guild which is in a warehouse in Leicester. No frills, but good prices.
Fabrics N Quilts in Jamestown TN !!! http://www.fabricsnquilts.com/
ReplyDeleteIntown Quilters Decatur, GA
ReplyDeleteA Scarlett Thread. McDonough, Ga
Both awesome shops in the Metro Atlanta area.
If you're ever in Pensacola, Florida, you have to visit A&E. A&E seems a bit unusual because from the OUTSIDE, it's just an old-timey drug store. When you first walk in, it STILL looks like an old-timey drug store, complete with dispensary at the back of the store. But if you hang a left and head toward the back - WOW! Thousands of bolts of beautiful, modern fabric. Check it out!
ReplyDeleteSew Graceful in Rogers Arkansas. Tons of samples, lots of moda and wool. Primitives abound.
ReplyDeleteOklahoma City has a great shop
ReplyDeleteOklahoma Quiltworks
Corner of Pennsylvania and Britton.
Keepsake Cottage, located in Country Village, in Bothell, Washington, is a cozy cottage with rooms full of themes of fabrics. Your first stop will likely be to peruse the sale and close out specials on the front patio. Inside, friendly, knowledgeable staff will help you find what you need from the Baby/Kids room, the '30's room, which has great big windows and natural lighting, and more rooms overflowing with fabrics, threads and notions. These ladies are always happy to help, sharing their knowledge, ideas and suggestions, even if you are stuck and don't have or know what you need. After loading up on tons of great Moda Fabrics and Precuts, wander through the various shops and restaurants, feed the ducks and chickens who live in the Village and have your child ride the train or see a show at the children's theater, before stopping for some delicious made-on-sight kettle corn or enjoying High Tea in the English Tea Room. It's variety and monthly Ladies Night events make going to the quilt shop more than just buying beautiful fabrics.
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