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G'ma Kay 01-01-2011 06:35 AM

Hickory Stick in Hannibal, MO and Quilter's Harvest in Higginsville, MO

G'ma Kay 01-01-2011 06:36 AM


Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
Holice, I'm just wondering here.......
If someone is going on vacay can't they just google quilt shops in the area where they are going to be??

I have done that before, and still didn't get all of them by listings. There are way too many places for the shops to advertise.

vtretire 01-01-2011 07:03 AM

Good Morning and Happy New Year to all! This is my very first post although I've been enjoying this site for several months now. In Raymond, NH there is an Ace Hardware Store. Inside this hardware store (yes, inside) is a Ben Franklin Craft store. They have quite a nice selection of name brand fabrics. Some at the current going prices and lots of bargins. Every month there is a different color 20% off. Is this the kind of info you are looking for?

Holice 01-01-2011 07:17 AM

yes this is the kind of listing I am look for. a listing of those out of the way places that are not advertised and only the locals know about.

Drew 01-01-2011 07:42 AM

Sorry, but I would google the area I'm visiting. The bad thing about this is there are stores that have closed and you have no way of knowing except asking someone on the board or living in the area.

1rottendog 01-01-2011 07:42 AM

Fabric Depot in Portland is great. Another place I've found is in Rupert, Idaho called the Gathering Place. Knowledgeable staff and a good selection for a small town. When we travel (we are full-time RVers) I hit any quilt shop I can find. These are two of my favorites.

Two others I like : Quilter's Corner in Port Orford, Oregon. Debbie and Carol are so helpful. Quilt Expressions in Boise, Idaho, a newer store but good selection.

Another I found in Alaska this summer in Delta Junction is Quilted Cow. Recently had to get more fabric from them as I didn't purchase enough. Shipped it right away. And the Sew & Bee Cozy in Seward is nice, too. Better quit.

Mamawcj 01-01-2011 08:20 AM

Our local shop is Betsy's Quilts, HC 83 Box 870, Antlers, OK 74523, 580-298-5821. Store is located 3 miles east of Antlers on Hwy. 3. She has a $1.25 table and a $2.25 table and really reasonable prices on everything else. Does custom machine embroidery and longarm quilting. GREAT PLACE!!

Mamawcj 01-01-2011 08:21 AM

Oops, forgot that Betsy's also has a Facebook special every week.

Nonnie2 01-01-2011 09:03 AM

There is a great fabric warehouse in Batesville, Arkansas called Marshalls. There is a back area that is roped off and some people think they can't go back there, but anyone can. There are lots and lots of bolts back there. You do have to pay two separate people for purchases behind the rope and in front of the store where you purchase by the yard. Just ask!!! Just one example - VIP fabric is $1.95 per yard on bolts of approximately 5 yards. They have some name brand fabrics also.

ann31039 01-01-2011 09:19 AM


Originally Posted by ginnie6
If you are in the Charlotte, NC area then Mary Jo's in Gastonia is a must. Its a short drive and is well worth it. Long Creek Mills is also in the same area as Mary Jo's and they have great thread. In South Charlotte there is QBee Quilts on Hwy 49

thanks for the info. i have an aunt outside gastonia that i plan on visiting in a few weeks.


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