Name of your favorite LQS and the town it is located in
01-26-2010, 06:32 AM
#101
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Location: las vegas nv.
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Sewgull.....we might go see relatives in Charolette S. Carolina, are any of these close to there? Hubby has already been warned we will be checking out fabric stores...his reply was..."Duh" lol he knows me to well.
01-26-2010, 06:33 AM
#102
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Location: Sandown NH
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I LIVE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE AND WE HAVE LOTS OF WONDERFUL QUILT SHOPS.
PINE TREE QUILT SHOP IN SALEM NH
THE SEWING DIVA IN DERRY NH
THE SEWING BASKET IN PLAISTOW NH
THE QUILTED THREADS IN HENNICKER NH
THE RED BARN IN MERRIMACK MASS
THOSE ARE MY FAVORITES
PINE TREE QUILT SHOP IN SALEM NH
THE SEWING DIVA IN DERRY NH
THE SEWING BASKET IN PLAISTOW NH
THE QUILTED THREADS IN HENNICKER NH
THE RED BARN IN MERRIMACK MASS
THOSE ARE MY FAVORITES
01-26-2010, 06:44 AM
#103
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Location: GREAT STATE OF TEXAS
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I live in the Houston TX area and my very very VERY favorite quilt shop here is Painted Pony n Quilts in LaPorte TX.
It's on the southeast side of Houston towards Galveston and I'm on the southwest side but I gladly make the 30 mi trip to this shop. We have a couple of good smaller shops on the SW side but if I want to shop a LOT I head to PPQ. They are always helpful, have all the latest fabric lines and the BEST selection of reproductions, batiks, 30's, kids fabrics and just about everything else you can imagine .... great book & pattern selections
If you are in the Houston area, don't miss PPQ !! :) :)
It's on the southeast side of Houston towards Galveston and I'm on the southwest side but I gladly make the 30 mi trip to this shop. We have a couple of good smaller shops on the SW side but if I want to shop a LOT I head to PPQ. They are always helpful, have all the latest fabric lines and the BEST selection of reproductions, batiks, 30's, kids fabrics and just about everything else you can imagine .... great book & pattern selections
If you are in the Houston area, don't miss PPQ !! :) :)
01-26-2010, 06:51 AM
#104
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Location: GREAT STATE OF TEXAS
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Also recommend Las Colchas, Seventh Heaven & Plain Janes in San Antonio and the Quilt Haus in New Braunfels TX. I used to frequent these shops when my daughters were in college in SA.
Also, don't miss Creations in Kerrville TX, just a little NW of San Antonio - it's a great shop I never miss visiting when we're out that way. :)
Also, don't miss Creations in Kerrville TX, just a little NW of San Antonio - it's a great shop I never miss visiting when we're out that way. :)
01-26-2010, 07:00 AM
#106
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Originally Posted by Ninnie
Originally Posted by aliaslaceygreen
Originally Posted by farscapegal
Originally Posted by Ninnie
Mary Jo's. located in Gastonia NC. 32,000 sq. ft. of material. The have at least 30 cutters on the floor at all times. And always friendly and helpful! It is about 1 1/2 hr drive for me. but well worth it. She has an on line site. and you can take a virual tour of the store. Love this place!!
Sybil
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If I were you, I would so be visiting that friend quite often :lol: :lol: There is no where like it, and I can spend hours in there, to say nothing of what i carry out. So, come on, and have a full day blast at Mary Jo's!!!
01-26-2010, 07:03 AM
#107
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Location: NV
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I love the Fabric Center in Morris Il. They are so nice, I always went there when I visited my sister in Cole City.
Also I love Fabric Chicks in Minden, NV. Beth has some wild fabrics there. Beth also has doll making fabrics and patterns from Elanor Piece Baily. Very famous out this way.
Also I love Fabric Chicks in Minden, NV. Beth has some wild fabrics there. Beth also has doll making fabrics and patterns from Elanor Piece Baily. Very famous out this way.
01-26-2010, 07:25 AM
#109
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Be thankful for any quilt or fabric store in your area. Here in
northern Maine I have to travel 11/2 hours for Wally world and they have cut back on the fabric and craft dept. There in a "quilt shop" near there but her prices are beyond a fixed income consumer. We have Marden's surplus shop her e and they sell good quality fabric mostly cottons for the quilter but they sell fabric that's 2 or 3 years old.They price it $2.69 to $3.99 a yard.
When i go to Ct. I purchase alot of fabric at Joanns' and any other fab shop.My stash gets an update as often as I can.
northern Maine I have to travel 11/2 hours for Wally world and they have cut back on the fabric and craft dept. There in a "quilt shop" near there but her prices are beyond a fixed income consumer. We have Marden's surplus shop her e and they sell good quality fabric mostly cottons for the quilter but they sell fabric that's 2 or 3 years old.They price it $2.69 to $3.99 a yard.
When i go to Ct. I purchase alot of fabric at Joanns' and any other fab shop.My stash gets an update as often as I can.
01-26-2010, 07:43 AM
#110
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Location: Newport News, VA
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Nancy's Calico Shop in Newport News, VA, is an excellent shop for quilters and has a great selection of fabric. The owner and the sales people are very friendly and helpful. She continues to expand her business. She is a Bernina dealer; also has machine repair people on her premises for any sewing machine you might own which makes it is very convenient to keep your machine in good order. She has excellent classes with very professional teachers. Anyone coming to the Quilt Show in Hampton could pop up to the Hidenwood Shopping Center in Newport News and pay her a visit. She is also a "vendor" at the Quilt Show.
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