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07-21-2010, 07:04 AM

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bertadel

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I'm still here, we leave Friday after the Long Beach International Quilt Show. Thanks everyone. We are going camping so I hope we pass thru Boise so I can shop a little.

07-21-2010, 07:25 AM

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candi

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Originally Posted by Woodster

How funny, Candi, I took a beginner quilt class from Nancy at the Quilt Crossing! They do have a lot of nice fabric and other crafty things in there as well. I also really like Quilt Expressions. When I was in Cour d' lane a couple of years ago, I went to the Bear Paw quilt shop. Haven't been to it since they changed locations, but they had some awesome stuff, too.

Small world, ha? I took the class in September/October of 2007. I didn't own a sewing machine then (I only bought one last year) or knew anything about quilting other than it yields gorgeous quilts. Nancy was awesome in taking her time to over-explain things to me and showing me how to thread needles, use a seam-ripper and other basic things that other ladies in the class knew. I enjoyed her classes. I remember I even missed one of the classes for a reason or another and she met me one afternoon and went over what I missed because she knew I wouldn't be able to figure it out on my own. :lol:

07-21-2010, 11:30 AM

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Woodster

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Originally Posted by Sadiemae

Have you been to 2 Sisters Quilting Shoppe in Meridian?

They've closed.

08-01-2010, 10:00 PM

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ctmhjenn

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On your way to Rupert, you go through Burley Idaho, the home of Alice Walters who designed and sells the Wonder Cut Ruler...BUT...there is also a Mill Ends Quilt shop on the Main Street...floor to ceiling with fabric, and I think it even has every single 30's fabric ever made. All top quality fabric that I could tell. It was wonderful. Joanie

08-02-2010, 06:13 PM

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2 Doods

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Sounds like you are arriving from Utah to Idaho?
There is a nice shop in Baker City but that is further along I-84.
Too bad!

http://www.traditionsquilts.com/
Cute shop! Nice people! Pretty fabrics!

I stop in every time we go to see FIL.