Name of your favorite LQS and the town it is located in
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09-30-2012
#142
quiltingmom86 , 01-26-2010 05:56 PM
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Absolutely would be Bittersweet Quilts just south of Joplin MO.
It is out in the country a few miles but they are SO nice.
Everytime I get the chance I love to go by. Always check the sale shelf. The best time ever is when I get to go by myself. No "are you done yet".
quiltingmom86 :)
It is out in the country a few miles but they are SO nice.
Everytime I get the chance I love to go by. Always check the sale shelf. The best time ever is when I get to go by myself. No "are you done yet".
quiltingmom86 :)
#144
peaceandjoy , 01-26-2010 06:11 PM
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Help!
Nope, move NORTH!!! To the Finger Lakes, probably 5 hours north - and west. We've got so many shops that honestly, I can't choose just one (which is why I didn't respond). Great quilt shops - at least a half dozen within an hour, a half dozen more if I go to 2 hours... Plus the Mennonite stores. Originally Posted by flo woolsey
Hi! I have scanned from 1-9 of your answers to "Where to find quilting material" and found none in the lower New York (Westchester County) area. Where have all the quilters gone-- west, south or the midwest?Help!
You'll never find any place prettier than it is here in late spring/early summer or fall. Come on up!
#145
Our LQS is EMILY'S CLOSET in New Iberia, Louisiana. When Hancock's closed and then WalMart closed the fabric dept., we had to drive to Lafayette for fabric. Michelle opened this little quilt shop.
#146
Little Blessings in Crossville, TN is probably our favorite. Julia and her husband (sorry Mr. Julia I can't remember your name) own the shop and she teaches the classes. They are very knowledgeable and helpful.
Mamaw's Thimble has a HUGE selection of fabric in Knoxville, TN. We've never had any classes there, but they do offer some. Also lots of books and kits.
Darren
Mamaw's Thimble has a HUGE selection of fabric in Knoxville, TN. We've never had any classes there, but they do offer some. Also lots of books and kits.
Darren
#147
Emma's Quilt Cupboard in Franklin, MA. Loads of gorgeous fabric, all kinds of classes, Hus/Viking dealer, longarm quilting and super fun staff. Another, smaller but closer is Quilter's Stash in Plainville, MA. Also yummy fabrics, great staff and classes.
And do stop in to Saftler's in Whitman, MA from time to time while visiting my son (Hi Anne, Boston 1954).
And do stop in to Saftler's in Whitman, MA from time to time while visiting my son (Hi Anne, Boston 1954).
#148
Love those Ellie! (Massachusetts)
I also want to add Ann's in Canton to that list. They have great classes for those of us that are still afraid to jump into quilts.
Emma's has the block of the month which has really helped me to get started.
And of course the sale room at Quilters Stash!
I also want to add Ann's in Canton to that list. They have great classes for those of us that are still afraid to jump into quilts.
Emma's has the block of the month which has really helped me to get started.
And of course the sale room at Quilters Stash!
#149
My favorite and most shopped in is the Bernina Shop in Billings Mt. They have sooooomuch fabric and I can always find what I am looking for plus more they have all kids of samples on the wall very friendly people and a great place to shop next if I ever get to Glendive Mt. is the Enchanted Room and it truly is an enchantment to go there
#150
Mine is The Fabric Garden in Madison, Maine. There is one right in the town next to where I live but I don't like their attitude there.
