Quilt Shops in Brooklyn NY
07-18-2011, 10:29 AM
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There was another shop that sold out of her house but I can't find any mention of her so I guess she stopped.
Now, there is also a fabric shop in Bay Ridge that is very interesting. It's a dump. You never ever know what the mix will be on any given day - from quilting to home decs to clothing fabrics.
Sometimes he has 15 bolts of quilting cottons, sometimes hundreds. It's strictly a stash-building sort of place.
CASH only.
I generally walk out with around 25 yards. At $4/yard I can afford to hoard. ;-) But you can't go in looking for a specific fabric, or a collection, or 1/4 yard cut. It's not that kind of shop. I've only seen LQS quality there, all name brands.
It's on a main shopping street, and across the street is a cute French-type bistro, a really good Italian restaurant that serves family style, and a diner.
So if nothing else, you'll eat well. It's a nice neighborhood to walk around.
Call before to double check the store hours.
http://www.whitepages.com/business/j...cs-brooklyn-ny
There was another shop that sold out of her house but I can't find any mention of her so I guess she stopped.
Now, there is also a fabric shop in Bay Ridge that is very interesting. It's a dump. You never ever know what the mix will be on any given day - from quilting to home decs to clothing fabrics.
Sometimes he has 15 bolts of quilting cottons, sometimes hundreds. It's strictly a stash-building sort of place.
CASH only.
I generally walk out with around 25 yards. At $4/yard I can afford to hoard. ;-) But you can't go in looking for a specific fabric, or a collection, or 1/4 yard cut. It's not that kind of shop. I've only seen LQS quality there, all name brands.
It's on a main shopping street, and across the street is a cute French-type bistro, a really good Italian restaurant that serves family style, and a diner.
So if nothing else, you'll eat well. It's a nice neighborhood to walk around.
Call before to double check the store hours.
http://www.whitepages.com/business/j...cs-brooklyn-ny
07-18-2011, 10:49 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: 339 High st Burlington NJ 08016
Posts: 191
There's one thats a haul, its worth the trip...and its mine...so I'm biased....check out www.oldecityquilts.com......you can take the train.... it drops you 1/2 a block from our shop!
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