Largest Quilt Shop in America?
03-21-2011, 06:26 PM
#221
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Originally Posted by ghostrider
Keepsake claims over 10,000 bolts, but Rosie's Calico Cupboard in San Diego, CA claims over 18,000.
03-21-2011, 09:16 PM
#223
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High Fashion has a good selection of cottons now. Haven't been in awhile but enjoyed last time I was there.
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Innova 18"
Is the one in Houston "High Fashion Fabrics"? Do they have that much in quilting fabrics? Because last time I went (which was MANY years ago before their move), they had more of the high fashion than any real quilting material.[/quote]
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Is the one in Houston "High Fashion Fabrics"? Do they have that much in quilting fabrics? Because last time I went (which was MANY years ago before their move), they had more of the high fashion than any real quilting material.[/quote]
03-21-2011, 09:24 PM
#224
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sblancarte;
I can't imagine why you could not find quilts shops in Houston. There are a jillion in the surrounding area. I live close to Nasa and there are 6 near by me. Look in the yellow pages or google Houston quilt shops. The shop hop is this coming week-end and it lasts 3 days and there are only 14 involved. Houston is spread ooo-uuu-ttt.
I can't imagine why you could not find quilts shops in Houston. There are a jillion in the surrounding area. I live close to Nasa and there are 6 near by me. Look in the yellow pages or google Houston quilt shops. The shop hop is this coming week-end and it lasts 3 days and there are only 14 involved. Houston is spread ooo-uuu-ttt.
03-21-2011, 09:40 PM
#226
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M & L in Buena Park, CA - I love this store! Oodles of fabric, great deals everywhere. However, it's not really a quilt shop. It has fabric for clothes too. I highly recommend this place for anyone within 2 hours of it.
03-21-2011, 09:50 PM
#227
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I was at Keepsake a few years ago and the fabric was pretty, but I sure wouldn't shop there unless everyone there that day had a case of the gripe. I never had anyone ask to help me or say hello and my husband was there with me. Drove all the way out there just to see it. Been there--done that.
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03-22-2011, 04:58 AM
#228
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Originally Posted by bbeyes
Sandy did you know there is another one but I'm not sure of its location in Orange County. Its my favorite store too have a hard time getting out of there in hour. Husband says goodbye see you to night. LOL
03-28-2011, 11:39 PM
#229
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I love it! I was at M & L last Sunday in the rain and spent over 4 hours looking and of course buying. Thank goodness they have free candy or I might have gone in to diabetic shock since I was there for so long. The trip is worth the drive, the traffic and I was driving my daughter car which is a five speed that I have not driven in years. I filled up a suitcase that I borrowed from my daughter and brought it back to Albuquerque and cannot wait to start sewing.
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