Fall Leaves pattern from Pacific Rim Designs.
Hello Everyone,
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone. We have so much to be thankful for. Covid seems to be almost over. Our family got through it with just some minor incidents. We are thankful, after last week’s wedding, to welcome a new member to our family. We are thankful for all the customers that we have met during the shop hop. It’s good to be back in business again. Most of all, we are thankful for you. Thank you for reading our newsletter each week and sharing your talents with us. We hope you have memorable family time this week. Travel safely and don’t eat too much.
All Carolina’s Shop Hop
Shop Hop Hours this week –
The shop hop is winding down. Here are our hours for the rest of the event.
Monday, Nov. 22 ,we will be open from 10am – 4pm.
Tuesday, Nov. 23, we will be open from 10am – 4pm.
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 24 and 25, we will be closed for Thanksgiving. If you are traveling this way, there will be shop hop stickers and squares in front of the shop. We won’t be there, but you can just pick them up.
We will be open Friday and Saturday, Nov. 26 and 27 from 10am – 4pm. Typically, this is a pretty busy weekend. Get your mother in law and sisters in the car and head to a quilt shop!
Lastly, we will be open on Monday, November 29 and Tuesday, Nov. 30 from 10am – 4pm so you can finish filling your passports.
For those of you that have never participated in a shop hop, let me explain how it works…
You get a couple of your friends and you travel from shop to shop. At each shop you get a “stamp” on your passport and each shop will give you a free 4″ collectable quilt block with a unique “quilty” phrase printed on it. You will need to purchase the Shop Hop magazine to get a passport. These magazines are available at each shop. We still have plenty of magazines available. Each participant needs a passport. You have 3 more weeks to visit all the shops. This shop hop includes shops all over North and South Carolina. At the end of November, you will mail in your passports. The more stamps you have, the more chances you have to win some great prizes. Many of you are posting pictures from each shop you visit on Facebook. Search for All Carolina’s Shop Hop to see what everyone is doing. It’s fun to see pictures of your favorite shop.
What can you expect from a trip to our “barn”? First of all, it’s not really a barn. It’s a green metal building. But you really are on a farm. You do have to drive for a bit on a dirt road, but you won’t hear banjo music in the background. You will see a green building on your right as you come down the hill to 186 Page Farm Rd. (186 Page Farm Road, Cleveland, NC 27013) Park your car anywhere. Once inside, you will see all the fabrics that you usually see in our booth at a show. We have lots of prints, from traditional styles like mid 19th century to contemporary prints like Kaffe and Tim Holtz. We carry a wide range of batiks as well. We always stock a good variety of neutral background fabrics in cottons and batiks. We have made up a lot of new fabric packs. We have made up a lot of new quilt kits as well.
We have also been going through a lot of vintage stock during our “covid time out”. We have pulled out our vintage trims and embellishments. We’ve pulled out all our buttons. All our French Heirloom laces and eyelets are organized. Plan to spend some time going through some random merchandise. We’ll have a sale table with some wools on it. There are some random things on a clearance table.
Call us if you need directions. We are located off I-40 between Statesville and Mocksville, NC. Our address is 186 Page Farm Road, Cleveland, NC 27013. We are not anywhere close to Cleveland, NC, even though that is our mailing address.
Call Cindy – 704-376-2531 if you would like to order anything or make an appointment to shop.
Curly says, “Come see us. Time is about to run out”.
Cindy – 704-376-2531
Patti – 704-807-6992
www.quiltersgallery.net
Email: [email protected]
