Quilt shop hop ideas

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Why is it when quilters get together we have a need to go to quilt shops? It's not like we need more fabric.... I made my way to a few in the Pacific NW area. Loving Stitches Quilt Shop- Marysville Keepsake Cottage- Bothel Carriage Country Quilts- Des Moines I try not to play favorites but I loved Carriage Country quilts. They had wonderful repros and lots and lots of shop samples. My mini getaway is coming to a close but I have a few quilters to introduce. I'm sure you will be inspired like…

Charm Packs are the most charming precuts you can sew up! These precuts are versatile, fun and easy to sew. We recommend always keeping charm packs on

Happy Monday everyone! Let's start the week off with some mini charm pack ideas. I love these 2 1/2" squares of beautiful fabric that go together so perfectly. These pre-cut squares are little, but mighty,

2019 - Wisconsin Shop Hop Moda fabric designed by Lisa Bongean

September 24, 2011 The Purple Frog Quilt Shop features a large selection of bali fabrics, prints, and a limited amount of reproductions. They also have an entire wall of tools to peruse. They are located in the rolling hills of Jefferson, Oregon which is about two hours south of Portland. Jefferson is a quaint community of about 3,000 people and they are the self-proclaimed "Frog Jumping Capital of Oregon". The frog jump competition is held every 3rd Saturday in July during the Mint…

If you follow me on Instagram, you noticed that this last weekend I participated in the 2015 Bluebonnet Shop Hop here in Central Texas. Over the next few days, I'll share some pics of the fun! And first stop is one of my absolute favorite shops, Valli and Kim. Valli and Kim is a gorgeous, modern store right on the edge of the Texas Hill Country. (Fair warning, this is a very picture heavy post.) I mean, honestly, how could a quilter not love this store??? The above picture was featured in…