I would take a longarm. Love to learn how to run one.

LONG ARM, but if they do not have that it would be all the fabric that they carry

I too am wanting the longarm and lessons-

I agree with you. Give to those who can not afford it.

Frequent "retreats" or just times that the tables and work spaces are available for working with companionship.

I have changed my mind from the long arm to this.

I'd ask for 10% of their profits to go to the American Cancer Society to helf defeat the spread of cancer. My mom died of brain cancer, my uncle the same, three nephews on my husbands side had cancer, plus friend.

I'd love some goodes, like a more modern machine, but if I had the option, I'd have the 10% sent to the ACS

thanks

After I took the keys to the store, I would have a party and invite every quilter I could think of.....

Everyone would get to shop until they dropped----

The only stipulation would be that they could get fabric for a quilt for themselves and fabric for a quilt to be donated to a charity (or raffle for an organization).

(yes, we would have refreshments and chocolate would be high on the list!)

good idea!!

Material, matrial and more material
Dude

I agree

Two yards of everything

Two of everything, but limited to one, I want an embroidery machine. Since I just got
a sewing/quilting machine, which I love

Iam with her, I want a longarm.

I want first pick of all merchandise that comes into the store. That would include all notions, fabric, machines, everything!

Missy

A longarm???? ME TOOOOOOO!!!

I would love to have all of the knowledge & expertise of all the Salesclerks & Customers, all wrapped up in my brain. With a never ending supply of new ideas & lessons at my disposal 24/7. Might as well dream in color. LOL

I agree with crafty bear. a longarm and a year of classes.



then Id have to find a carpenter to add on to my home :)

Your original question was, "If you could have anything in a quilt store what would it be?"

I guess it would be free lessons every week for a year or undivided attention of a knowledgeable and gifted quilter/instructor.

I agree with all of the 'I wants and would likes' here, including the keys, but I think the most valuable thing of all would be the "space" to have a well equipped work area with access to all accessories and fabrics as and when we need them - then we might have room to all get together and brainstorm!!

The key to the front door.

I want it all.

I would take a new quilters Janome--thenew one that just came out!

Longarm :-D

Now that is a hard ? all of it of course

I would love to have an embroidery machine, but if not available, then I'd like to have the material. We lost our last local Walmart store with material, so now I have to travel 40 more miles out of the way to get material and at a higher price:(

Just one? That's torture! LOL! I never did want a long arm...seems like a complicated adventure. But free longarm services for life would be nice! (But how can I not say fabric? and stacks of fat quarters, charms and jelly rolls? Sewing machines, bobbins, rulers and books?)

A longarm machine.

I would love to have a Bermia 830 sewing machine or one of the best you have and would love to have a long arm.

Well you did ask if I could have anything what it would be and this is it.

I would want a long arm and frame; that would classify as one thing, right?

Fabric for me

Well, the question doesn't actually say one thing, it says anything... so, I'd like a sewing machine meant for quilting. My feed dogs don't even drop. And, ongoing access to fabric I need.. not just want.. and one of those rulers that have the 1/4 and 1/2'' slots for the rotary cutter to help in cutting strips. I don't think I could run a longarm even if I had one.

I'd have all the attachments for my Husqvarna sewing machine.

oh, yes !!keys to the store WITH more trucks being stock in all the time!!!

Oh Goodness - I think we would cause a riot - can you just see all of us trying to get into the store!!!!

I would take one of each Accuquilt Die and one of each mat. Then one of each ruler.

I would want the rulers and a teacher to tell me how to use them all. Fabric in Canada is alot more than $9.00 a yard, you are very lucky in the US.

a bed to sleep there....and a table to work there :lol:

Ditto!