Looks like a great store!

Great looking, but one of the best things is that they are open at time people who work can come to the store. Late on Wednesdays, all day on Saturday. froggyintexas

I live in Phx and haven't yet been to their store. I'll have to visit them as soon as I have money in my pocket. Thanks for posting.

Me too. I live in Phx. and never heard of this store.
There is another very large quilt shop at 35th Ave and Northen. Its as big as a grocery store.
It recently moved into the Goodwill store that moved out of the shopping center.
It is the 35th Ave Sew and Vac.
They have special sections for civil war, 1930, etc.
They are filling up the store fast.
By the way for a cheaper way to go theres Mulqueens on 59th Ave and Northern. All fabric is priced at $6.99 A YD.
It is good fabric.

I am lucky enough that I live close enough to visit this store. The owners are very nice and welcoming and and even have couches to sit and chat. They have set the fabrics up into sections based on type and/or period. If you are into replicating Civil War quilts, this is the place.

In general, you can just walk around and come out having spent your whole paycheck. Slightly pricy, but I blame that on where they are located.

35th Avenue is incredible. I want to make a bargello quilt, and THIS is where I'm going to shop for fabric. They also have every color of RA embroidery thread, every ruler made, thousands of patterns, etc. You name it, they have it.

Kat

WOW !!!! But it's a long way from Virginia !!!

Hows about at least a week.....

That's the store I love. You can get lost in there for days.

Oh why do I live so far away? We need somewhere like this in New England. What a great place to visit. <sigh>