We're rv'ing to West Wisconsin, Haywood, from Arizona and would like to find some great quilting stores, plus any great sites to see. Any suggestions for Wisconsin?

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A link to fabric stores catering to quilters in Wisconsin.

My friend likes the one in Siren--sorry no name. There's one in Trego. In SW WI I like the one in Sparta and the Nelson Flag Co in Lacrosse.

There's a nice one in Ladysmith.

My sister likes the one in Siren; I haven't been there.

Sew Little Time Quilt Shop in Hudson WI is interesting. It is located east of the Twin Cities, off I-94 at Exit 4 (very close to this exit, maybe 1 block).

Sew Little Time in Hudson is a marvelous shop. There is another one in downtown Hudson.

Olive Juice Quilts Onalaska, Wi. just north of La Crosse, Wi.
Quilt Basket n Creations Viroqua, Wi. Mill House Quilts Waunakee, Wi. Quintessential Quilts Reedsburg, Wi. The Quilt Yard, Osseo Wi. These are all very nice quilt stores in this area.Quilt Corner in Sparta, wi. has already been mentioned. Hope thisw helps. If you use google maps it will help you see where these places are.

Suzy

Olive Juice in LaCrosse is a really neat and large quilt store. I also like the one in Sun Prairie (close to Madison) but can't think of the name of the store. It in a old building with old wood floors and I think it has a tin ceiling.

This board is just terrific with all your suggestions. I now have the Quilters Travel Companion and have found each quilt shop suggested. decky - the one in Sun Prairie is called J.J. Stitches....now I hope I can get my DH to stop at each one...especially the ones marked "husband friendly". Thanks again fellow quilters.

have fun on your trip!