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Any suggestions?
Baby girl is moving for a new job. Momma will visit frequently!

IQuiltnFL

San Francisco is a very diverse city. I don't remember a lot of quilting in the city when I lived there. If you are into dyes and other sewing related goodies visit Dharma Trading in Berkeley. Drive so you can go to the Fourth Street Grill.

Tudey

If you are willing to travel a little out of the city, Always Quilting, Laurel Leaf and Scruffy Quilts are in the San Mateo/Burlingame area, about 1/2 hour south off of 101.

rosiewell

there is a very active guild in SF, they put up a great quilting show every couple of years. I would get in touch with them for suggestions of the best quilting shops in the city. I leave in the bay area, plenty of fabric store in the suburbs!

gramadona

Here are just a few from the Yellow Pages. I googled 'quilt shops in San Francisco' and quite a few popped up. There are many more in Oakland, just across the Bay Bridge and also in Berkeley. Most of them have a web site that you can access to check them out further


Atelier Yarns & Atelier Marin
1945 Divisadero St,
San Francisco, CA 94115
(415) 771-1550

Britex Fabrics
Today9:30 am - 6:00 pm
146 Geary St,
San Francisco, CA 94108
(415) 392-2910

Excellent Fabrics
420 Grant Ave,
San Francisco, CA 94108
(415) 421-7795

Contented Quilt
2660 Chestnut St,
San Francisco, CA 94123
(415) 931-5070

Elnora Kimball
226 Monterey Blvd,
San Francisco, CA 94131
(415) 333-6506

All Concepts Inc
4505 Mission St,
San Francisco, CA 94112
(415) 841-9239

Beverly Fabrics & Crafts
Today9:00 am - 8:00 pm
418 Westlake Ctr,
Daly City, CA 94015
(650) 756-7999

gramadona

IQuiltnFL is right about Dharma Trading.. very fun.
Fourth St. in Berkeley is a fun shopping experience too with lots of interesting shops.

A few years ago I found a tiny shop in Chinatown, SF that sold home linens... hand embroidered hankies, pillow cases etc. I bought several hankies to make a christening gown.

Pam S

Britex on Geary St is not a quilt store per se but has a small quilting cotton section. What it does have is 4 or 5 floors of just about every type of fabric you could want (home dec, wools, bridal, etc.), more buttons than you've probably ever seen anywhere else and tons of trims. It's just a fun place to browse.

rjwilder

These are some stores in Berkeley: Stone Mountain and Daughter, Discount Fabrics, Lacis (lace and trims) and New Pieces. I live in the Sacramento area, my friends and I take the train to Berkeley, so much fun!