After buying some yummy Amish baked goods and some spring produce (local rhubarb and North Carolina strawberries), the next stop was Verna's Fabrics in Mifflinburg, about a 15-minute drive (by car, probably a bit longer by Amish buggy) from Lewisburg.
This store is owned by Mennonites, so there is so much more in there than just plain old cotton fabric. Plenty of polyester, too. Verna has a great selection of pre-quilted fabrics and great flat-fold bargains. Her quilting fabric selection is extensive (including batiks!) and at great prices.
After having lunch at the Old Turnpike Restaurant in Mifflinburg, we headed back north for our last stop at Our Gathering Place quilt shop in Montoursville. Look at those yummy sherbet-colored batiks...
5 comments:
Love those kind of road trips! All those places take me back to my days at Penn State.
Thanks again for a wonderful day, Anya! Even though I'm still on my fabric diet, I'm up for a return trip anytime! It's always fun getting together with you and the rest of our quilty friends!
Just had to check in and see what you are up to...and I'm so glad you shared these photos from your trip to the Mennonite fabric store...wonderful!!!
Thank you for sharing photos of your road trip. So pretty. I fondled from afar.
Darilyn
Hey Anya, you were pratically in my backyard...I mean truly with your road trip! If you looked with a glance over your shoulder from the restuarant where you had lunch...that is the school where I work ;>) small world! And I frequent your same fabric shops...very small world! I am glad you had a good trip, how could you not with the stops you made! Love the Farmers Market too!
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