Tukwila Washington
#1
Tukwila Washington
I found out today that I will be in Tukwila for one day in February. Now even though I am a born and raised Washington resident I have very little knowledge of the west side of our state. Where would you recommend I drag my DH off to for the day? LOL He really has no problem following me around shops, LOL
#2
Pike Place Market has at least one quilt shop, my sister went there, or is going there this weekend. There's a cute quilt shop in Kingston, just off the Edmonds-Kingston ferry. There's a newer shop in Marysville, but it has some odd hours and is NOT open on Saturday's.
This is all about an hour north of Seattle, so I'm not sure you want to take that drive.
This might help....maybe: http://www.wrbqinc.com/wa.php
This is all about an hour north of Seattle, so I'm not sure you want to take that drive.
This might help....maybe: http://www.wrbqinc.com/wa.php
#3
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Join Date: Dec 2013
Posts: 114
Pacific fabrics in bellevue is great fun
there are several in the renton, bellevue area which is close to tukwila, just up 405
three princesses in kent
or if you really have all day and the date isnt a day I am at the jail, we can drop hubby off at boeing museum of air and space and hit several.
there are several in the renton, bellevue area which is close to tukwila, just up 405
three princesses in kent
or if you really have all day and the date isnt a day I am at the jail, we can drop hubby off at boeing museum of air and space and hit several.
#4
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Bellevue, WA
Posts: 73
Pike Place Market has at least one quilt shop, my sister went there, or is going there this weekend. There's a cute quilt shop in Kingston, just off the Edmonds-Kingston ferry. There's a newer shop in Marysville, but it has some odd hours and is NOT open on Saturday's.
This is all about an hour north of Seattle, so I'm not sure you want to take that drive.
This might help....maybe: http://www.wrbqinc.com/wa.php
This is all about an hour north of Seattle, so I'm not sure you want to take that drive.
This might help....maybe: http://www.wrbqinc.com/wa.php
#6
Pacific Fabrics on 6th Avenue - the mother of all the other locations. It is in a warehouse on the 2nd floor. Whenever I visit - annually - it is my first choice. Undercover Quilts just south of the market is interesting. Ballard has a quilt shop owned by Lori Shifrin who used to manage for In The Beginning Fabrics. She is a sweetheart. Have fun - wish I was going too.
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