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There is a book out there called "Quilter's Companion" that lists by state and area of quilt shops all over. I do believe that the quilt shops have to pay to be in there so it is not an "inclusive listing". I travel in our motor home and find it a wonderful thing to have when we "land" somewhere.
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In my area in Virginia...Shenandoah Co., none...But there's a great shop in Hagerstown, MD. Wilson's
In Dayton, Virginia...Patchwork Plus |
A few shops in No. Calif - specifically the Sacramento Valley...
Angel Quilters: 6011 Nicolaus Rd., Lincoln CA 95648 www.angelquilter.net Very nice shop and friendly staff. Honey Run Quilters: 1230 Esplanade Chico, CA 95926. Phone 530-342-5464. Fax 530-342-5465. Email [email protected] Lovely shop in an old home - friendly staff, large classroom. Rabbit Hole Quilt Shop 2607 Esplanade, Chico - (530) 345-5015 www.rabbitholequiltshop.com Morning Star Quilts 43 Pearson Road, Paradise, CA 95969-4929 (530) 876-3243 morningstarquilters.com Very nice shop with a great list of classes Sew-So Shop 425 D Street, Marysville, CA 95901-5706 (530) 742-7626 sewsoshop.com |
I think it would be nice if we were able to give names, street addresses, phone numbers and email addresses for these quilt shops. If someone is actually willing to put this together, with our assistance, we should be as thorough as possible - it will definitely benefit us all.
I found out last Summer just how ineffective a google search is for quilt shops in a specific location. |
Originally Posted by rustqlts
Isn't there a quilters' directory that shows shops in every state?
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Thanks Holice!
Here's one that's not listed as far as I can tell: Margie Pearls House of Antiques 4743 S 131st Rd Bolivar, MO 65613-2886 (417) 777-4913 Lots and lots of fabrics. We saw it on a road trip. DH and I have both been disappointed when trying to google quilt shops for road trips. Half the time they are closed. Most good locations came from just asking around. The recomendation for Marshalls in Batesville, AR is fantastic. Make sure you have plenty of time to shop. Passed by it on a road trip. Found out about it from this forum. |
If it hasn't already been listed: Marshall's in Batesville, AR is great. Their website is also good.
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Good afternoon from Northern California. If you are ever in Antioch, CA you need to go to Queen B's on Second Street. I cute little shop with some awesome fabric. One of these days after I retire I would love to take my husband to Sturbridge, Mass. I went to Old Town Sturbridge Village as a child when I lived in Northstonington, Connecticut. I really like the place and we want to come out in the Fall to see the colors.
Originally Posted by Holice
Several months ago I ask for recommendations of in store places to shop for fabric. It was my intention to create a list for those who might be traveling or those in surrounding areas.
I did get a very vew names. Most of the responses were related to on line shopping. I would like to start this again for the new year. I will compile a list by state etc. NOW.......this list is not on line places but stores or warehouses that sell fabric to the public. What places do you know of? |
A and E Pharmacy in Pensacola, Florida. Never mind the pharmacy part - the fabric selection is fab and they have specials of the month and lots of sale items as well as top of the line fabrics.
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