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hey,
Just wanted to finally check back in since we finaly moved to Virginia. I wanted to see if any fellow quilters lived near by. If anyone may know the area for good quilt shops, looking forward to being done unpacking so I can explore.
 
Posts: 503 | Location: Bristow, Virginia  | Registered: Jul 02, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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what area are you in? I am 20 minutes from the VA/NC border


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www.crazyquiltingsupplies.com

Crazy Quilting is addictive so we just have to STITCH IT OUT LOUD!
 
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Hey, I live in Prince William County, Bristow, Va.
 
Posts: 503 | Location: Bristow, Virginia  | Registered: Jul 02, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Pumpkin, you might want to edit your profile to change your location. Congrats on the new location and hope you find lots of quilting buddies nearby.


www.floridafarmgirlsworld.blogspot.com


Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain.
 
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Thanks, forgot all about that. Just updated it. Lol
 
Posts: 503 | Location: Bristow, Virginia  | Registered: Jul 02, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Hi Jenny, can we call you virginapumpkin now? lol...happy to see you back online.


" Life is short, Break the rules, Forgive quickly, Kiss slowly, Love truly, Laugh uncontrollably, And never regret anything that made you smile.. "
 
Posts: 6765 | Location: "Across the ocean blue amongst the wildflower's & honeydews" | Registered: Aug 17, 2008Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Check out www.tourdequilt.com to see if any of those shops are near you. Guess I should get out a map.

Welcome to the Old Dominion.

The shop hop for shops in Wytheville, Radford, Lynchburg, Martinsville, Boones Mill and Roanoke starts today.

Pick up a copy of the Country Register. It is a publication that has ads for all kinds of quiltshops, needlecraft shops. It is free and it is by area of the state.

Lots to see and do in VA!


Strings

Friends divide our sorrows and multiply our joys.
 
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You are 3 hours from me straight down 95 and exit on to I85.

You live very close to Daisythechocolatemouse... You might pm her and ask her about her quilt guild.


www.pigtalesandquilts.com
www.crazyquiltingsupplies.com

Crazy Quilting is addictive so we just have to STITCH IT OUT LOUD!
 
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Oh, and if you go to Wytheville, go check out the Log House Restaurant. They have this log cabin quilt that must be a hundred years old hanging on the wall.


www.floridafarmgirlsworld.blogspot.com


Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain.


 
Posts: 5156 | Location: Northwest Florida | Registered: Dec 12, 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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There are three quilt shops in Northern Virginia in the Maryland-Virginia Quilter's Quest. You can check out the locations here.

http://www.quiltersquest.org/theshops.html
 
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Enjoy your new home. Always so good to be settled... Chris
 
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Congrats on the move! Virginia is a beautiful state and there are lots of quiltshops in the DC outskirts. I moved back home 2.5 years ago but there are places I really miss. Here is a link to some: http://www.generations-quilt-p...nia-quilt-shops.html

Jinny Beyer has her place NE of DC. The Artful Quilter in Burke is good, plus Webfabrics in Purcellville. I also like That Little Quilt Shop in Madison and The Quilt Patch in Fairfax. I am not sure the Old Towne Needlecrafts is still in Manassas (loved the fabric but the shop was too cluttered for me to concentrate). I think they opened up Aurora Quilts in downtown Manassas but I've never been there. Traffic is a bear to get around, unfortunately, but there are definitely places around. If it were me, I'd head west or south to try to avoid the congestion. Material Girls, in Maryland, is quite a stretch for you but I like the shop. Be sure to go down to the big quilt expo in Hampton. February or March, I think. Incredible how much I've already forgotten!

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Originally posted by Penny Quilts:
Congrats on the move! Virginia is a beautiful state and there are lots of quiltshops in the DC outskirts. I moved back home 2.5 years ago but there are places I really miss. Here is a link to some: http://www.generations-quilt-p...nia-quilt-shops.html

Jinny Beyer has her place NE of DC. The Artful Quilter in Burke is good, plus Webfabrics in Purcellville. I also like That Little Quilt Shop in Madison and The Quilt Patch in Fairfax. I am not sure the Old Towne Needlecrafts is still in Manassas (loved the fabric but the shop was too cluttered for me to concentrate). I think they opened up Aurora Quilts in downtown Manassas but I've never been there. Traffic is a bear to get around, unfortunately, but there are definitely places around. If it were me, I'd head west or south to try to avoid the congestion. Material Girls, in Maryland, is quite a stretch for you but I like the shop. Be sure to go down to the big quilt expo in Hampton. February or March, I think. Incredible how much I've already forgotten!


Oh! And I forgot Kelly Ann's Quilting in Warrenton!
 
Posts: 161 | Registered: Mar 25, 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Thanks to all for the info,
I saved a lot of the pages to look at later when I finally get settled in.
No, I will still be ( georgia) for a while. Had that since we got our first comp. 13 years ago. LOL.. Anyway, looking forward to school starting and me crafting..
 
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