Go shopping and mail the fabric home!

Ok, those of us in Utah- help each other out. Time to list quilt shops in the area to visit! My suggestion- make the "famous" part of your vacation! The first 3 are all Salt Lake City area- all 3 could be hit in one day with minimal driving.

My entries for the "famous" to visit:
Ranae Haddin! (Red Snappers, famous quilt teacher)
Quilts on the Corner
212 E Main St.
Sandy, UT 84070
Phone: 801-503-7012
Email: [email protected]

Golden Threads! (featured on quilting shows and videos of quilting techniques)
445 N. 700 W.
North Salt Lake, UT 84054
Toll Free Phone: 888-477-7718
Fax: 855-579-3635
E-Mail: [email protected]

Handiquilter! (maker of the Long Arm machines, they have a 3,000 square-foot education studio and take tours- notice the address is the same as Golden Threads- hit two at once!)
445 N. 700 W.
North Salt Lake, UT 84054
1-877-697-8458

Got to love it :)

Shop till yah drop! Have fun!

I did that not too long ago as well. Had to visit some fabric shops while away. :-) We are planning a Michigan trip over the 4th of July (to Mackinac Island....can't wait!) I have an english paper piecing table runner project already cut out and waiting to be hand sewn while riding in the car and any leisure time while there.

Oh I'm so happy to know I'm not the only one who has to visit a quilt shop everywhere she goes!!! We are ADDICTS!!!@#$%^&*(

People that aren't "fabric-holics" don't understand. But when my husband died I would go to my LQS and just hang out. Having fabric around me, touching it, and YES buying it was really comforting to me!

Hi Mimicrystal! I live about 25 mi north of you in Oklahoma!

We went on a vacation the end of March to see our daughter in Colorado and then rented a car and drove across eastern Wyoming to see our DGD who attends Montana State in Billings. I didn't bring anything either, and eastern Wyoming that time of year is desolate! And all I could think about was "Why didn't I bring some handwork"! THEN, we stopped for gas in Buffalo, WY, which has under 4000 pop. It was a beautiful little town with well-kept shops along the main street. Then I saw it....a quilt shop! We bought gas and then parked downtown and DH sat in the car and read a book while I spent some time "feeling the fabric" and looking at the notions! I bought a little double heart template to use on the border of a baby quilt I was in the process of putting together. It was just the fix I needed! I'm quilting it now. New granddaughter due mid-August!

Hi. We are getting ready to go on vacation to Chicago and I have already started looking for the quilt stores. By the was I live in Kingston, Ok just across Texoma from you.

Sorry for the double post.