Monday, October 17, 2016

McCall, Idaho Quilting

The mountain town I went to with my sister had 2 quilt shops! On the off season the population is quite small, so I was surprised. 



 Huckleberry patches was a woolly wonder! Who doesn't recognize this Sue Spargo pattern? It was obvious they were fans!





  Look at that BOM using French General fabric! Wow! I thought it was a cheater panel- it isn't!
 This quilty looking iron grate surrounded the trees downtown. Any quilter would be able to spot that pattern! (my sister didn't)

I was hoping to have some more quilty pleasures at Grannys Attic. 
But apparently they are doing well enough to close up shop! Maybe next time. 

Here's my instagram feed for the week!

Happy Monday!

18 comments:

  1. I have been to McCall, but we spent all of our time getting ice cream and walking along the water front. After the fact I learned they had quilt shops. Wish I had planned better. Looks like the one you did get to visit was worth a peek.

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  2. Sad when the shops are closed. Quilt Shows are lucky that the Shops will travel. I got both of the shops there for my Row by Row. I didn't use them in my Quilt though. You had a Fun weekend. The road to get there is sure wind-y.

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  3. I will definitely have to go and visit my friend in McCall, ID now! LOL Thanks for sharing!

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  4. It looks like a wonderful place to visit and always more fun when the crowds are gone.

    Debbie

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  5. I've got relatives in Idaho, beautiful state! I haven't been to McCall
    ,however, I would love to spend some time/money in that fun quilt shop, thanks for sharing.

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  6. Huckleberry shop looks fabulous and I love the name. Don't tell me you didn't come home with goodies!

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  7. I love visiting places with you. It's always fun. Huckleberry Patches looks full of fun stuff. There is so much work on the bird quilt! Amazing! And the skeleton sewing outside, tickled me silly. Maybe next time we can visit Granny's Attic together? Thanks for sharing. ;^)

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  8. McCall is a beautiful town, and it looks like you had a nice time with your sister.

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  9. My SIL, who you have met, is from McCall! I thought the grate was a quilting template. Looks like a fun shop!

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  10. I've also been there, DH has relatives in that area. That's a LONG way from Nebraska!
    Elaine Adair

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  11. Love the name, Huckleberry Patches. What a beautiful shop!

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  12. How fun to find a quilt shop - what colorful pretty quilts there. Amazing about the iron grate!

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  13. What a lucky town, to have TWO quilt shops. And I d love to have a quilting stencil like that sidewalk grate.

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  14. what a cute name for the quilt shop - sorry you missed the second one!

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  15. McCall looks like a great place for a getaway. Hope you found some fun treasures to bring home from the cute shop.

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  16. I love McCall and Huckleberry's is awesome! I bought my first wool kit there years ago! There are so many great shops in Idaho! The new Instagram algorithm stinks...I can see from your "weekly" instagram picture, that I haven't seen most of those! :(

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  17. 'Looks like you had a really fun time. Visiting all of those quilt shops is a dream come true. The quilts are all so lovely.

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