Fabric Shops in Albuquerque, NM

If you are up in northern Virginia in Fairfax this is a great place, quilters studio. There are others in the area in Manasas and Rockville and Gaithersburg both in MD. I believe Richmond and Fredericksburg have a store. Also in February there is a great quilt show in Hampton VA. Welcome to the area. https://www.quiltersstudiova.com

I live right outside of Quantico (Stafford side) and I have a small shop in my basement that is open by appointment or online at www.littlepinkrose.com. Message me if you'd like to come by.

Best shop around IMHO is Material Girls in LaPlata, MD.

Capital Quilts in Gaithersburg, Md. Patches Quilting and Sewing in Mount Airy, MD.

If you make it to the Leesburg area webfabrics is a must!! So many colors and lines. Webfabrics.com

If you would like to connect with other quilters, there are a number of Quilters Unlimited chapters in the area. https://quiltersunlimited.org I belong to Haymarket chapter and found it to be very welcoming. I recently moved to the KC, MO area and found two wonderful guilds here.

www.thecrazycousin.com/ in Fredericksburg on Rt. 3. Not too far from you. Welcome!!

Kelly Ann's in Warrenton https://www.kellyannsquilting.com/, Oh Sew Persnickety in Haymarket,https://www.ohsewpersnickety.com/ Daffodils http://www.daffodilquiltsandfibers.com/

Check out http://www.quiltersquest.org/ which is coming up. Most of the quilt shops that are participating are having buses from their location and visiting the other shops.

Susie’s Quilt Shop in Manassas and Attic Treasures in Occoquan, Alexandria has Artistic Artifacts. Fairfax has Quilt Patch and Quilters Studio.

Crazy Cousin in Fredericksburg! Suzzis in Manassas!

There is a quilt quest shop hop that is happening in early November. Quiltersquest.org is the web site. It is a great way to see 10 different shops that are in Maryland and Northen VA. My favorites are Kelly Ann's Quilts in Warrenton VA, Patches in Mt. Airy MD and Material Girls in La Plata MD. The shop in Fredericksburg VA, Sew - Quilt - Create, is very nice and would be very close to you. The Shop Hop last for 10 days and all of the shops are open on Sunday for this event. There are also some very nice shops in Richmond VA. Welcome to the area and enjoy your shopping aventures.

One of my favorites http://www.kaimukidrygoods.com

When looking for quilt fabric shops, I always research the row by row experience map. (The map shows 5 fabric shops on Oahu.) I have been to the Aloha Bowl, but it is a flea market and you have to be careful of the quality of the fabric. https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1 wqUG4GN87OJPiKfn0_Gn0 jntBXk&ll=19.60438840647103%2C-155.31126871401307&z=9

https://stringsfabric.com/

Topstitch Address 65-1158 Mamalahoa Hwy, Suite 20 City Kamuela State HI Zip Code 96743

http://www.quiltpassions.net/

http://www.kilaueakreations.com/

If you are visiting the Polynesian Cultural Center they have a quilt hut there... they have patterns for sale and some fabric. I honestly bought my most fun fabric from a little lady at the Dole Pineapple Farm! Be sure to visit the Queens crazy quilt at the palace! And I bought a cool quilting tshirt at Hawaiian Quilt Collection

There is a wonderful Quilt Shop in kaneohe, it is right next to a car dealership... The best I can remember it just says Fabric, on the sign. They have beautiful stuff starting at 4 dollars a yard. There I one also right out side of downtown Honolulu, the locals are great at getting you there... Trust them!

http://www.thecalicocathawaii.com/

https://www.hawaiianfabric.com/

Keepsake quilting, Quilt Bug and Misouri Star Quilt Co. are 3 that I have ordered from online with excellent results.

Maybeyou find something you like here: www.michas-stoffecke.de/index.php/cPath/502_556 or here www.shopLieblingsstuecke-h145-Webstoffe-gemustert.html?sid=7 a4948 e18 ed1112840 da8177 cad342 a9 or here www.stoff4 you.de/Stoffe/Patchwork-und-Bastelstoffe/Patchworkstoffe-Meterware/ or here www.stoffe-quilts.de/

Fabric.com, connecting threads, keepsake quilting. There are fabric stores but they import their quilting fabric from the States, and the average price is more than $20 a meter.

equilter.com they ship to other countries

Cutsandboltsfabrics.com if you call Kelly Jones or Facebook her she will do a video chat with you and show you all the beautiful fabric and the sale fabric that she has for $6.50 a yard. Which makes the shipping worth it. She has ordered tons of new fabrics and has a bunch on clearance.

I was there last week and hope to go back this weekend again. There are fabric shops everywhere and I suggest that you search for fabric shops in Lancaster area. I usually end up at Goods Store which is next to the Shady Maple Smorgasborg. Then there Zooks in Intercourse and on and on I

I was just there yesterday. Love shopping for fabric in Lancaster. Prices are much cheaper than anywhere else I go. Visit Zooks across the street from Old Country and Log Cabin Quilts down the same street a mile or two in Bird in Hand. Zooks was having a sale 20% off.

Family Farm Quilts is right down Newport Rd., across from Kings, And they have really good prices on FQ bundles. It's about a 1/2 mile from Old Country Store.

I just went on that trip and THIS was the best shop There! But it is right across the street from another one and down the block from Zooks. Also Log Cabin Quilts is only 10 minutes away. Loved that trip so much!!

Bird-in-Hand - Log Cabin Quilt shop. Has a nice parking lot, too. Also - when you are in Intercourse - be sure to visit Zooks. I believe there is a sale until August 25 th - 20% off everything. Check online to be sure. Have a fantastic time!!!

A few miles up the road to the Log Cabin Quilt shop!

The old Country Quilt Shop is great, wonderful fabric

Try to go to Log Cabin Quilts. I was able to go there in Feb while visiting my brother in PA. It's a grest shop!

Go to the Log Cabin Shop!

OMG you have to go to: Cedar Lane Dry Goods 204 Orlan Road New Holland, PA 17557 717-354-0030 Fri 8-8 Sat 8-4 It's a little hole in a wall but they have $3.00 a yard, great for backs

Weaver's Dry Goods 108 West Brubaker Valley Road Lititz, PA 17543 717-627-1724 www.facebook.com/WeaversDryGoods Fri 8:30-8 Sat 8:30-5 Burkholder's Fabrics 2155 West Route 897 Denver, PA 17517 717-336-6692 Fri 8-5 Sat 8- Burkholders has amazing sale prices ($3 and $4 a yard)

Just got back. Burkholders in Denver was amazing. You have to go there. The Old Country Store for sure.

Zooks Dry goods is also in Intercourse. Nice quilting fabrics and good prices. If you can, go to Burkholders. It's in the country west of Ephrata. They have a huge inventory of quilt fabrics, notions, batting. Then there is Weavers Dry Goods on Brubaker Valley Road between Brickerville and Lititz. Wish I could go too; I miss them all!

Stop at Sew N Place on Rt 30 West of Gettysburg on your way

We stayed at an the Weaver Amish Farm in Penn Yan. There are lovely quilt shops all in that area as well as wineries. Golden Lane Fabric, Country Quest, The Quilt room. I found prices of Batiks were more expensive, but fat quarters were reasonable. My favorite in that area is the Ivy Thimble in Victor NY. Lovely shop.

Zooks is less expensive, and I think I read today that they are having a 20 percent sale going on now. The Country Store is wonderful. There are a couple more on the same road, and a really nice fabric store down the side street outside of Kitchen Kettle.

Only Wrap n Zap is manufactured specifically for use in the microwave. Walmart.com has it. Also JoAnn.com.

I get Dream Cotton from fabric.com. It's 100% cotton with no scrim or glues.

It is about $5 at Wal Mart for 1 yard. It is in a package

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There are many cute shops! Eagle Creek in Shakopee, Four Seasons, Glad Creations, up towards St Cloud is Gruber's and not far from there is Bound in Stitches by Sauk Rapids. Depends how far you want to drive!

It's not Bear Solutions it's Bear Patch Quilting Company in White Bear Lake.

I forgot the one Rogers off of 101. Wonderful shop!

Four Seasons Quilt Shop in Maple Grove; The Noble Quilter in Elk River; Quilt Cove in Eagan; and Eagle Creek Quilt Shop in Shakopee.

The quilt shop in Elk River on 10 think it is called Cottage Quilts. I stopped there and the gentleman was so nice.

Whenever I'm in St. Paul area I go to Quilter's Haven in Rosemount. If I have time I drive over to Eagle Creek in Shakopee. Really nice shop.

http://www.quiltedtreasures.net/

http://srharrisfabric.com/. This place is amazing! 2 locations and greAt prices. Not really a quilt shop but a very well organized fabric warehouse.

Highly recommend Glad Creations. Twin City Quilting in St Paul is good too.

You don't know how lucky you are!!! We have SEVEN places to buy fabric! Calico Station on Wells Road, (Orange Park) Cinnamon's Quilt Shop on Hood Road, (Mandarin) Country Crossroads on Blanding (Orange Park) The Ladybug Quilt Shop Cassat Ave. (Westside) Then there's also Joann's, Hobby Lobby and Walmart And if you didn't mind driving a bit out of town, there's also Fabric Arts in Lake City and Treasures II in Ocala!:)

I'm a little north if you in Georgia, all great shops suggested. Look on website at oldegreencupboard.com for upcoming quilt reteats. :)

Where in Jacksonville are you? There are a few quilt guilds for our area. You can google them to find the one closest to you. On Tues., Nov. 9 th, I'm joining the Friendship Guild (in Argyle.) I can't wait. I was supposed to go last week to join, but I got asked to work. Here is a link to a list of guilds in Florida. :) http://www.quiltguilds.com/florida.htm

Fabric Depot - but now I'll have to try these other places!

Spent Christmas holidays in Portland for the birth of our grandson. I went to cool Cottons to Bolt on Alberta Street and just across the river in Vancouver there is Fiddlesticks. I came home with so many lovely Fabrics

Hollyhill Quilt Shoppe in the Charbonneau district of Wilsonville, just 20 minutes south of Portland. Also A Common Thread. McKenna Ryan has a shop address says Portland but it’s actually Milwaukee I think it’s called Pine Needles Designs. Not to be confused with The Pine Needle quilt shop in Lake Oswego. All are great shops and have websites.

https://www.pineneedles.com/ In Milwaukie oregon and fabric Depot

Fabric Depot 122 nd and Stark St. Best one in Portland. I go there every time I visit Portland!

Fabric Depot, and McKenna Ryan has a shop in Portland.

Fabric Depot is a must stop place!

Fabric Depot.

Pins and Needles in Cleveland is a beautiful store with 3 locations

Gramma Fannie's in Berlin is awesome!!!

If you can make it to Fabric Shack in Waynesville, you will be in for a real treat. It is the largest quilt shop in Ohio!

Berlin, OH has 5 quilt shops within 5 miles. All very good. The Lone Star (in Mt. Hope), Helping Hands, Gramma Fannies Country Craft Cupboard, Millers Dry Goods (in Charm).

Off of 270 in Columbus-Dublin-Red Rooster on Rt 33 exit and Quilt Beginnings at Sawmill Rd exit.

If your schedule is flexible enough Country Fabrics in Shiloh Ohio is well worth the trip. More than 10,000 bolts in stock.

Q First In Quilting is beeeeeeutiful in Lexington, KY

You will love Berlin, Ohio. It's Amish. There are 3 quilt shops there. One is in Charm,Oh. such is very close by. It is very small, but we always enjoy going there. Helping Hands is on Main St. in Berlin. Right across from Boyd and Wurthman Rest. We always eat there. On the way leaving Berlin, going towards Walnut Creek, is Grandma Fannie's. There is also one in Millersburg that I have never been to. Have a great time. We love Berlin, we vacation there. My daughter is 17, and looks forward to it when we go. We may go this summer. Enjoy the Amish, they are awesome!

Golden,CO has a really good quilt shop. That may be pretty far from Fort Collins, though.

Jukebox Quilting in Fort Collins, Colorado

Lyons Quilting in Lyons, Colorado, is not far from Ft. Collins. Large selection. Quite nice.

go to Laughing Ladies in Berthoud !

I like The Loopy Ewe. https://www.theloopyewe.com.

Colorado Fabric in Parker is easy to get to.

The Fig Leaf Quilt Shop is in Ft. Collins. Large lovely selection.

Jo-Ann Benedetti. Love your socks.

Ruby Beholder. Use mine all the time. Works well for sorting value

Color evaluator. Mine is two piece set. Had for years. Paid $2.50. Linda Schwann Hartwig.

Jenny Doan of Missouri Star Quilt Co talks about red glasses when she is working with colors and their different shadings. You can order them through MSQC,.

This has a tonal estimator http://www.hakidd.com/product.php?iproductid=3087295

If you go to the "Row by Row" site, they have a map by state https://www.facebook.com/rowbyrowstudio/

There are tons in Tampa and 3 or 4 in Pasco county where I live. Quilters Quarters in Zephyrhills, Quilts on Plum Lane in Dade City, Quilt Till You Wilt in Hudson, Sweet Dreams in Lutz.

Cut Up and Sew in Palm Coast..nice shop and knowledgeable staff.

Do not miss The Quilt Place!!! Amazing selection and organized well!

Whenever i visit my parents in Winter Haven I go to 1- Heartfelt Quilting and Sewing or 2 - Heart to Heart Quilt Shop

The Quilt Asylum is also in McKinney

Quilt Country in Lewisville http://www.quiltcountry.com/

If you are adventurous and want to drive a little farther Rocking Bobbin is another

I don't know about shops in SF but you could try equilter.com

Following because I am headed to San Francisco in July.

my new Connecting Threads catalog has a line of Asian fabrics listed inside of it.

The Fabric Mart on Kalakaua. Their website is www.hawaiifabricmart.com. Prices are good and it is two stories .

My favorite in Honolulu http://www.kaimukidrygoods.com/

Ultimate Sewing.

As for fabric, there’s Modern Quilting in Paradise Valley, next door tomScottsdale. And many others in the east valley. Each shop has its specialties. What type of fabrics do you like to use?

I like and use a few stores here in Scottsdale. Joann’s is always good for flannel and great sales! Modern Quilting has a great selection of batik’s and other high end quilt fabric, be sure not to miss the “under the umbrella” deals as well as new discounts every Friday if you get on their website. Mulqueen’s is also a good quilt store, not many discounts, except for this Friday and Saturday Sidewalk sale. I also go to 35 th ave., long trip from Scottsdale but also great quilt store! The Hobby Lobby in most cities here also have a good selection of everyday fabric. Good luck!

The main 35 th Ave location is dangerous. Sooooo big! Mulqueen has good prices. There's also Cutting Edge in downtown Chandler.

I love this, isn’t funny how is quilter can turn any occasion into a fabric adventure!!! Safe travels, and a speedy recovery for your brother!!

Savage Quilts on May and Oklahoma Quiltworks on Penn

Oklahoma Quiltworks, north side. Savage Quilter on May. Sew and Sews near 59 th and Portland. Sooner Quilts way up north near I35 almost to Guthrie. Beth’s in Blanchard. The Quilted Hart in Newcastle. Kay’s out in El Reno. Threads of Tradition in Yukon.