how many quilt stores do you have?
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Originally Posted by grumpy90650
hey ya all...i never gave it much thought coz i am so lucky to have many, but i guess there are some quilters that have to travel great distances for fabric and such......i have within 5 miles of me 3 quilt stores, 1 joanns, 1 hancock, and 1 hobby lobby...if you go out 15 miles you can add a walmart with fabric, and 3 more quilt stores.....what is the farthest any of you travel for quilting supplies? gina
My closest LQS is about an hour away. Joann's is about 2.5 hours in another direction.
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NOT one...25 miles south is one that I rarely visit due to the cost and bad attitudes, and then there is a small one about 30 miles West that is again, costly and small, so no big selection to work with.
Other than that..it is online or 2 hours to OKcity, 2 hours to Wichita or 2 hours to TUlsa!
Other than that..it is online or 2 hours to OKcity, 2 hours to Wichita or 2 hours to TUlsa!
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25 miles to Chattanooga where there is a wonderful quilt shop - Lavender Lime Quilting - and a new Joanne's. Another 15 miles toward Atlanta there is also a quilt shop called Sew-Bee-It. There is a really poor excuse for fabric Hancocks in Chattanooga but it is really the pits! Unfriendly personnel and more home dec stuff than needed!
Oh yes, a couple of Hobby Lobby stores in Chattanooga as well. Our local Wal-Mart discontinued their fabric last fall and I doubt they will ever bring more than the pre-cut stuff back.
Oh yes, a couple of Hobby Lobby stores in Chattanooga as well. Our local Wal-Mart discontinued their fabric last fall and I doubt they will ever bring more than the pre-cut stuff back.
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