I'm with you. A few yards of each piece in the store. Oh, I may need a portable bldg. to store it all in.

OOOOOOOOH a longarm with frame and all the trimmings SIGH

The one thing I absolutely demand of a quilt shop is friendly, helpful sales clerks. Not the kind who hover and shadow every step, but are there when needed. Also, when I walk in to any store, I expect to be acknowledged, if only with a glance and a smile.

all the fabric and notions i could fit in one cart

All of the display quilts hanging on the walls and draped over the beds and other display racks.

FREE FABRIC!!! LOL

Yes! Bolts and bolts of batiks!

Same here.

The cash register, at the end of a days takings! Lol


Gal

:oops: What's a long arm? Maybe I don't know because I'd need to maching quilt, right? :-(

Have always had trouble making up my mind. I want it all! I don't want to be greedy, but...... if they offer.

Fabric, fabric, and then some more fabric. 8-)

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I'd take the best longarm they have!

I'm with stitchinwitch - the keys to the store!!! And a big van to take it all home in!!

I am with JanetM . . . I want all the fabric!

I think that describes what I'm doing today.....have the day off and am going to the annual BIG sale at Keepsake Quilting, which is about 45 minutes from me. You can get premium fabric for Jo-Anne prices or less, and it's so much fun. People start arriving the night before and sleep in their cars in the parking lot in order to be one of the first in line. There won't be a van to take it home in, but there will be a tractor trailer in the parking lot, and they'll auction off fabric from the back of it! I'm emptying out my trunk, just in case!

Lucky, lucky girl!!

Ok ,SPICE,

So far I like your answer the best.

I leaves You able to get new fabrics that come in in the future !

unlimited use of the long arm ...!

I am with You girl.

Alice

will, long arm, fabric, and batting :D God bless. Penny

Id like 5 minutes to put what I could in the cart! Remember how grocery stores used to have giveaways like that? Oh the things I would get!

free quilting lessons for LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Like the others, I'd want the whole store, even though there would be quite a few things for which I'd have absolutely no use. Our local quilt store is Hancock fabrics, and they carry quite a few things that have nothing to do with quilting.

I hope you've put your batik order in at [email protected]. Did you see I finally posted my pricing, shipping, etc. info? It's in the classified section called "The Batik Information You've Been Waiting For".

If you think $9./yd. is outrageous, try shopping in Canada. Fabric here is often $14. or $15. and sometimes as much as $19. /yd. We do a lot of cross border fabric buying.