LQS in Salt Lake City?
 

I will be visiting my niece and her husband and my great nephew next month. What is the "must visit quilting store or stores" in the Salt Lake City Utah area?

hhmmm...there are a bunch of quilting shops in the area. What part of Salt Lake will you be visiting (Downtown, Salt Lake City proper, a suburb, North Salt Lake?)? I'm on the south end of the valley, and I really like "The Cotton Shops" There is one in Sandy, and one in Murray. I also really like "Material Girls" In South Jordan (about 10600 south and Redwood Road). There's also "My Sister's Quilts" in Herriman or Riverton (They border each other so I'm not sure which it is), at about 4000 W. and 12500 S. I haven't been to that one yet, but it looks adorable from the outside.

I'm sure there are more, but I only know the south end of the valley, and I have several quilts that need to get done before shopping for more fabric so I haven't gone exploring yet. Heck, I know there's gotta be more, they have shop hops every year. I just have yet to do one.

Hopefully someone else will have other suggestions. I hope so, I'd like to know what I need to check out once my fabric stash is down a little more.

Have fun shopping!

Ohhhh yes, be sure to go to Thimbles & Thread in Draper. It is located in the south east corner of the valley. East on 12300 south. Beautiful quilt prints and Kits and patterns. Oh and a yummy clearance room. Check em out.

I will be staying in Cottonwood Heights

You need to visit Quilts, Etc. it is about 8800 South and just east of state street. Sisters in Riverton is really cute. Elaine's is near Cottonwood Heights and well worth a visit too. We are really blessed with many nice quilt stores in the Salt Lake Valley.

HandiQuilter has their headquarters in SLC. They have a bunch of quilts on display. Not a place for shopping unless you are interested in the HQ or Golden Threads things. You might want to give a call and see if it is OK and when to visit. It is inspiring. Even the bathrooms and offices have quilts.