Which Quilt Shops in New York State would you recommend? - ones that are definitely a must visit someday?

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03-11-2011, 07:59 AM

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Crickett Sweet

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The Joyful Quilter in Glenville, NY (no. of Schenectady)

03-11-2011, 08:08 AM

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SueStanley

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The Fieldstone House in Sidney Center is fabulous. Out in the middle of no where but worth the trip'

03-11-2011, 08:08 AM

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SueStanley

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The Fieldstone House in Sidney Center is fabulous. Out in the middle of no where but worth the trip'

03-11-2011, 11:34 AM

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cassie69emt

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H ok I have to admit I have NEVER set foot in a quilt shop and not sure if there are any around me to be totally honest if there are they sure don't advertise well. I a WNY

03-11-2011, 11:40 AM

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Pamela Artman

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Fieldstone House Quilt shop in Sidney Center, NY. Wow... what a shop! Over 20,000 bolts. Well worth the time to find it because it's kinda out of the way.

03-11-2011, 11:47 AM

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BMP

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Village Sampler in Big Flats ..

03-11-2011, 02:00 PM

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Nolee

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Originally Posted by pignwdw

I will be in the Buffalo,Rochester, Niagara Falls area in mid May and was going to ask this board for suggestions for shops. Thanks everyone for your favorite places.

I live in Rochester. There are two I go to, one in Spencerport to the west on Nichols Road (Betty's Quilting) and one in East Rochester (Patricia's) in the Piano Works Mall. Betty's is smaller but has a lot of sale fabric and the people there are wonderful. Patricia's has about double the selection of Betty's but I've never seen sale fabric there. There is also Ivy Thimble in Fairport (east of Rochester, hard to find as two streets have the same name).

03-11-2011, 08:49 PM

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sammy89

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does anybody know stores in brooklyn ny or close byand I wonder if I canfind fabric in chinatown?

03-12-2011, 12:05 AM

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katigirl

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If you live anywhere near jamestown there are quilters haven in jamestown, calico cat in lakewood, martha's quilt barn in dewittville, and riverside quilt in warren, pa.

03-12-2011, 07:19 AM

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nycquilter

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Originally Posted by sammy89

does anybody know stores in brooklyn ny or close byand I wonder if I canfind fabric in chinatown?

Chinatown has a few shops that sell silks from China. If you want a variety of fabrics, not just cottons, go to the garment district. Basically, there are tons of fabric stores, street level and in upper building floors. the area is between 8th ave and 7th ave and 41st St and 36th st. My two fav blocks are 40th and 39th between 8 and 7th. there are also great button/bead/embellishment stores on 6th ave between 40th and 36th. My favorites are M&J Trimming, Toho Shoji, and NY Bead.

City Quilter is on 25th between 7th and 6th. There is another store in Soho, can't remember the name...