I was in Northern Indiana this weekend and had an urge to go fabric shopping. There are no quilt shops in the 30 mile radius of where I was visiting but I was determined! The next county over is Shipshewana - Amish country and home of Yoder's (a well known department/grocery/fabric store). I'm pretty sure they had every Moda fabric available - all for about $1-$2 off what you'd find in a quilt shop. And the largest Robert Kaufman selection I've every seen. I was in heaven! It was very hard to pick out just a few bolts to buy from but I managed.
Look at how big their fabric section is!
Their Kona solid collection.... Could I have five yards of each, please?
The Amish lifestyle is fascinating to me. The horse and buggy's were everywhere - I had a take a picture. (Minus the actual Amish because it's against their beliefs to be photographed.)
I felt like Laura Ingalls Wilder for a bit until I saw a family riding away from the grocery store with a case of Mountain Dew in their buggy. Regardless of their modern taste in beverages, they still make beautiful, classic quilts. Maybe I'll make one too someday.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Yoder's
Posted by Natalie at 3:55 PM
Labels: it's probably a good thing I don't live too close to yoder's
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I love looking at fabrics, but sit me down in front of a sewing machine I get hives. All those fabrics look awesome! How could you restrain yourself!
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