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Thread: Quilt Shops in Portland, OR area

  1. 09-13-2012, 07:15 AM #1
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    Quilt Shops in Portland, OR area

    I'm going to be in the Portland, OR and Vancouver, WA area next week. I'd love some recommendations on quilt shops to visit. Thanks.
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  2. 09-13-2012, 08:28 AM #2
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    Fabric Depot in Portland is my favorite! It has the largest selection in the area (and usually the best sales.) It's huge!

    https://www.fabricdepot.com/
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  3. 09-13-2012, 09:25 AM #3
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    Fabric Depot by all means! But be careful - it could take all day.
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    Okay here goes.

    Fabric Depot
    Pioneer Quilts (Clackamas, south of Portland)
    Pine Needle (Lake Oswego, south of Portland)
    Hollyhill Quilt Shoppe (West Linn, very close to Lake O)
    Boersma's (McMinnville, south of Portland)

    In Vancouver:
    Craft Warehouse (a small regional crafting chain similar to Joann's but they have GREAT name-brand quilting fabrics)
    Fiddlesticks Quilt shop
    Country Manor
    Momma Made It (Longview, north of Vancouver. This shop specializes in civil war repros.)

    PM me for details, we'll nitpick the style of each shop and I'll help you plan your trip!
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    Two more - A Common Thread in Tigard (SW Portland) and Sharon's Attic in the Hillsboro/Aloha area. If I think of any more I'll keep posting them.
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    FABRIC DEPOT !!! (Portland) Crafter's Warehouse on Mill Plain (Vancouver)
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    Don't forget about Cool Cottons on Hawthorne: http://www.coolcottons.biz/

    I don't get to this store enough but if you really want to see unusual and gorgeous prints - this is the store. Really a unique experience in gorgeousness.
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    The Sewing Room/ Tea Cup Calicos in the Beaverton Fred Meyer Shopping Center
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    Quote Originally Posted by purplecat View Post
    I'm going to be in the Portland, OR and Vancouver, WA area next week. I'd love some recommendations on quilt shops to visit. Thanks.
    Thank you all for the recommendations! I won't have time to visit them all this trip, but I'm keeping the list for future trips!
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