I'm headed to London on Wednesday for my daughter's wedding. If I have time I'd like to go to a quilt shop or two. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
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I'm headed to London on Wednesday for my daughter's wedding. If I have time I'd like to go to a quilt shop or two. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Wish I could help, but have a great time!!!
Dina
First have a great time there. I found this article http://planetpatchwork.com/travel/london.htm although it is from 2002 it just might be a starting point for you. Oh and here is another .... http://blog.visitlondon.com/2010/04/...ops-in-london/
Yes my first suggestion is that you stop by and pick me up then we can do it together, LOL. Congratulations on the wedding and hope you have a beautiful day for the wedding and you find what you're looking for. I can not for the life of me think of the name of a shop I'm almost positive it's in London where they have all these beautiful fabrics but it is not like our quilt shops in the states. I love to watch the great British sewing bee and I believe that is where I saw the store. Sorry couldn't be more helpful.
Maria
Always be true to yourself!
Ariannaquilts might be trying to think of Liberty of London. Their cottons are known all over the world. Have a wonderful time on your London trip.
Unfortunately you won't find many quilt shops in London, for all sorts of reasons - quilting isn't as popular here as it is with you guys, ergo there isn't the same market, the cost of having a shop in London is prohibitive etc, etc. Also, be prepared to spend around $23 for a metre (39") at current exchange rate. Although not a quilt shop, many branches of John Lewis (a department store) have a haberdashery department, stocking mainly Amy Butler fabric. I'd suggest you phone first.
Beyond Fabrics
Stitch Up
MacCulloch and Wallis
These are a few fabric/haberdashery shops I found from our business directory 'The Yellow Pages' and have websites for you to have a look at. Good luck!
Lang may yer lum reek. (I'm a knitter - hence - 'Knit-ette'. Confuses a lot of people!)
Yes, I have heard from other friends who have visited London that fabrics are very pricey in Europe in general. Hope you have a lot of fun on your trip.
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