Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
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Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
Next week DH and I will be passing through Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. I am considering a stop at Nancy's Notions. I love her catalogs and TV shows. I am wondering if a top at her store in Beaver Dam is worth it.
DH is taking our route from FL to WI thru Paducah. He has heard of me talk of Paducah. We may not have a lot of time (I would like a couple days there, but that won't happen lol) so what are the "must" stops in Paducah?
Thanks.
DH is taking our route from FL to WI thru Paducah. He has heard of me talk of Paducah. We may not have a lot of time (I would like a couple days there, but that won't happen lol) so what are the "must" stops in Paducah?
Thanks.
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Paducah is really a small town the quilt museum and the river walk are the two things to do. A couple hours at the museum. When we went it was in the 90*s and so humid it was hard to do much outside. We did stop at a couple small quilt shops in town. Quilt in a Day ( Elenor Burns) and Paper Pieces are both there. We spent about 6 hours total then headed for Mammoth Caves.
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Florida
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My two favorite places in Paducah are the Quilt Museum and Hancock's of Paducah. At the Quilt Museum, be sure to take the tour, they are really knowledgeable about the backgrounds of the quilts and it's terrific. Worth the wait for the next tour. At Hancocks, prepare your Visa and know what you are needing. They seem to have it all. What I went for were Neutral Batiks. That's what I have the hardest time finding. There is a great deli downtown close to the Quilt Museum.
#5
Thanks for the reminder on the hours. Hancock's website says they are open at 8:a.m. which my DH loves. I will call to confirm this before making my final plans.
#7
The only place my Daughter and I went was Hancock's bought a bunch of fabric, ate lunch. went back bought a bunch of fabric. They have lots of end cuts, remnants, whatever. About any kind of fabrics and colors you could ever imagine.
The employees are very helpful, fast and efficient. Most of all they are all very friendly and nice.
Neither of us needed any more fabrics. No way were we leaving without several hundreds of dollars worth of fabrics.
The employees are very helpful, fast and efficient. Most of all they are all very friendly and nice.
Neither of us needed any more fabrics. No way were we leaving without several hundreds of dollars worth of fabrics.
#8
The only place my Daughter and I went was Hancock's bought a bunch of fabric, ate lunch. went back bought a bunch of fabric. They have lots of end cuts, remnants, whatever. About any kind of fabrics and colors you could ever imagine.
The employees are very helpful, fast and efficient. Most of all they are all very friendly and nice.
Neither of us needed any more fabrics. No way were we leaving without several hundreds of dollars worth of fabrics.
The employees are very helpful, fast and efficient. Most of all they are all very friendly and nice.
Neither of us needed any more fabrics. No way were we leaving without several hundreds of dollars worth of fabrics.
#10
Please stop at Hancocks of Paducah. It is right off the Interstate about 1/4 mile and you will find the best bargains in quilting plus see some beautiful quilts. Oh, forgot something: bring lots of money !
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