Rosasta0

I agree w/SueZQ. SR Harris is great. I also prefer the one in Brooklyn Park (but then again that is where I live!) It's much bigger and has a larger selection. And as someone else mentioned - the fabric is 50% off of the listed price, so if it's 12.99 you pay $6.50. I always walk out of there with more than I was intending on buying. Also have a very large batik section. Try to make sure you get there - you will not regret it - and also plan on spending some time there - LOL

Minnesewta-sam

I haven't been to the SR Harris in Burnsville....I love the one in Brooklyn Park too much. It's about 30-35 miles from me, but I've gone there for many years. Make sure to check their website for the hours and monthly coupons. There is a Burger King on the corner where you turn, in case the kiddos are hungry. There are several traditional quilt stores around, but SR Harris is a must for $$$ and selection of quality cottons, as well as about any other type of sewing materials. However, you do have to wrestle the bolts sometimes as they are stacked/jammed in the warehouse racks...but it's soooo much fun! Let us know if you come to MN.

maviskw

Sue, did you get to the shop in Little Canada last Saturday, too?

UtahQuiltNut

Wow everyone! Thanks so much for the info about quilt shops. Definitely need to set aside time to go and play! Can't wait to see SR Harris......and the others. I better start saving now!

Anniedeb

Is there a LQS I don't know about?? I've been to the two in White Bear Lake, but didn't know there was one in Little Canada!

themadpatter

What's little Canada? (Inquiring minds in California want to know, lol.)

Anniedeb

It's an inner ring suburban Village/City north/northeast of St. Paul. French Canadians settled there in the 1840-50's. It was originally called New Canada.

jhoward

http://www.jubileequilting.com/ I found this online. West of 35 E and North of 36. A new shop to me.