Originally Posted by ginnie6
mary jo's website says 32,000 sq ft and 30 employees on the floor at any time! It is huge!
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They used to have a remnet table but I hsaven't been there in over 8 years. I wasn't quilting then I was making cotton hankies and I found a good selection in the Va store.
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Maybe Fabric Depot in Portland Oregon. It is suppose to be an acre under one roof. :-D
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Originally Posted by quilter1943
Where is this?
Originally Posted by ginnie6
mary jo's website says 32,000 sq ft and 30 employees on the floor at any time! It is huge!
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Originally Posted by ginnie6
mary jo's website says 32,000 sq ft and 30 employees on the floor at any time! It is huge!
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there is a quilt shop in Alexandria near the Wilson Bridge going toward Beacon Hill, they used to be on King Street and i am sure they moved for more space. I haven't been to it since they moved. but they also had classes on King street. and such a beautiful selection. of quilting fabric.
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Q street in Rockville Md 2 stories high
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Originally Posted by JNCT14
Originally Posted by rdorminy
I really like this question but just wish we had something other than Joann's in my area. I think I know every bolt in the quilting dept. at Joann's. That's alright though as I've learned the trick of how to use their 50% off coupons when the quilting fabric in on sale. Look for the higher end fabric and get a great bargin, smile.
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Mary Jo's in Gastionia North Carolina??
(www.maryjos.com) This is the largest store I have ever been in with EVERY KIND of fabric available under the sun. Katt (a big fan in person and via internet) :lol: |
Nope! You take it to the counter and they cut and put it on your slip.
Katt with a fabric addiction and I don't want the cure.... |
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