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Old 07-21-2010, 09:55 AM
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I will be in Denver-Estes Park area in late September for a wedding. Never been there before. Can you recommend quilt shops to visit?
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Old 07-21-2010, 10:42 AM
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Here's some to try out:

In Estes Park:

http://www.cottageblissestes.com/index.html
http://www.mtnladyquilt.com/

Denver area:

http://www.threadbearquilts.com/ (Longmont)
http://www.greatamericanquilt.com/ (Denver)
http://www.fabricexpressions.com/ (Littleton/Denver) http://www.harriethargrave.com/default.asp (Wheatridge/Denver)
http://www.emilyssewing.com/ (Lakewood/Denver)

Need any more suggestions? Along the "front range" of Denver and into Wyoming there are many very nice shops. You'll have a good time exploring, I'm sure!
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In Addition, you might want to check out:
Creative Needle - Broadway & Ridge Road
Holly's Quilt Cabin - County Line Road and Holly
Tomorrow's Heirlooms - 132nd & I-25
Sewciety - Castlerock, Co
High Prairie Quilts, Parker, CO

I frequent Great American as well as all of the above when I am in their areas. I have not been to Sewciety, but know people who have. There are several nice shops down in the Colorado Springs area too that I have been to & like very much.

Happy Shopping & Quilting,
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Tomorrow's Heirlooms is across from a new Walmart. great store. i'm in Broomfield and go there often.
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There is also a fabric outlet shop in colorado springs. I have to go down there !!!!! It is called mill outlet fabric shop , 2609 N. Prospect. also ladybug hill quilts 955 E, Fillmore St.

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If you're there long enough look for the Denver Museum, they had a permanent quilt collection when I was there in the 90s Also the Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum, which in addition to quilt exhibits has a neat shop
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Originally Posted by Angellight
In Addition, you might want to check out:
Creative Needle - Broadway & Ridge Road
Holly's Quilt Cabin - County Line Road and Holly
Tomorrow's Heirlooms - 132nd & I-25
Sewciety - Castlerock, Co
High Prairie Quilts, Parker, CO

I frequent Great American as well as all of the above when I am in their areas. I have not been to Sewciety, but know people who have. There are several nice shops down in the Colorado Springs area too that I have been to & like very much.

Happy Shopping & Quilting,
Susan
I frequent these shops as well and can vouch for them. There is a store called Denver Fabric that has all kinds of fabrics for good prices.
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Originally Posted by GrammaNan
Originally Posted by Angellight
In Addition, you might want to check out:
Creative Needle - Broadway & Ridge Road
Holly's Quilt Cabin - County Line Road and Holly
Tomorrow's Heirlooms - 132nd & I-25
Sewciety - Castlerock, Co
High Prairie Quilts, Parker, CO

I frequent Great American as well as all of the above when I am in their areas. I have not been to Sewciety, but know people who have. There are several nice shops down in the Colorado Springs area too that I have been to & like very much.

Happy Shopping & Quilting,
Susan
I frequent these shops as well and can vouch for them. There is a store called Denver Fabric that has all kinds of fabrics for good prices.
Denver Fabrics used to have tons of cotton/quilting fabric, but they had a big sale a few years ago and got rid of all of it. They have started getting in some batiks and juvenile fabrics, but just a small amount.
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I was just in Denver Fabrics a few months ago and have a pretty good supply of quilting 100% fabric.
all the shops mentioned are good I frequent them all ...
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I was in Denver last week visiting my son and family. I always make a trip to The Great American Quilt Factory when I am there. We also went to Golden to the quilt museum. Each time that I have been there, they are displaying different quilts.
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