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thimblebug6000 09-18-2013 09:56 AM

There were a couple of quilt shops in Munich, not sure of their name now. Did you google patchwork for Munich? Do you speak German? Here's one link I found http://www.quilts.de/home.html

Also you could try emailing this company to see if they could give you some info http://www.westfalenstoffe.de/main.p...stoffe&lang=en

thimblebug6000 09-18-2013 10:01 AM

Here is a neat online shop that has an email address, maybe they can give you the names of the shops in Munich? http://www.ideenstube.com/en/team.php

thimblebug6000 09-18-2013 10:13 AM

I found this shop by searching the online telephone book at dastelefonbuch.de and entering patchwork and Munchen, maybe this will help you? http://quiltundtextilkunst.de/oxid.p...b50/cl/contact

Rhodim 09-18-2013 12:47 PM


Originally Posted by thimblebug6000 (Post 6301217)
There were a couple of quilt shops in Munich, not sure of their name now. Did you google patchwork for Munich? Do you speak German? Here's one link I found http://www.quilts.de/home.html

Also you could try emailing this company to see if they could give you some info http://www.westfalenstoffe.de/main.p...stoffe&lang=en

Thank you! I emailed them.

Lori S 09-18-2013 01:17 PM

What a fabulous trip! DO be prepared to pay a lot more for quilt fabric in Europe.

cashs_mom 09-18-2013 01:29 PM

No advice. I've never been there. But it sounds so exciting. Take lots of pics and show them to us! ;)

kyquiltlover1942 09-19-2013 03:36 AM

I had problems finding fabric stores in Europe, especially Italy. I have been making a quilt from all the places we have been, and try to by a piece of fabric in each country. In Italy I bought a dishtowel. It was woven and had a scene of Rome on it. Germany and France were the only countries where I actually found a fabric shop. The air fare was cheaper.

maviskw 09-19-2013 05:06 AM

When I was in Turkey, about 10 years ago, I wasn't yet a full blown quilter; but I bought a few yards of some flower brocade. It stayed in the closet for at least 5 years, when I finally used it to make covers for my kitchen chairs. They are the old chrome-legged ones, so are quite dated. But now they look quite presentable. Love those flowers.

mjmachin 09-19-2013 08:40 AM

Oh I love Prague!!! Waiting for the time I can go back again. When I was there I did not see a fabric shop, but I didn't look very hard either..... so much to look at!! But I did find a shop with hand done embroidery of which I had to purchase a few things. Even tho I was taught to do these myself, it was so special to get something from there. I also spotted a lady crocheting in a park and bought a few things from her. Anyway, keep your eyes opened to all possibilities....you will have a fabulous adventure!! Show us all your goodies when you get back!!

Rhodim 09-19-2013 09:22 AM


Originally Posted by Lori S (Post 6301464)
What a fabulous trip! DO be prepared to pay a lot more for quilt fabric in Europe.

That is good insight! Boo on the prices!!!!


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