Church Street Fabrics
Selbyville, Delaware
A women-owned Selbyville quilt shop carrying hundreds of bolts of quilting cotton, notions, and pre-cuts.
Church Street Fabrics is a women-owned shop in Selbyville stocking a solid run of quilting cotton, notions, and precuts — the fat quarters, jelly rolls, and charm packs that make starting a new project a lot faster than cutting everything down from bolts yourself.
Batting is on hand too, so a trip here can cover the full range of what a quilt top needs to become a finished quilt, not just the pieced top itself. Sewing and quilting classes are offered for quilters building skills, which rounds the shop out as a teaching space as well as a retail one.
It's a straightforward, well-stocked shop rather than a mega-store, and that's not a knock — sometimes what you want is hundreds of well-chosen bolts and a precut bin, not thousands of bolts to wade through. If you're in southern Delaware, it's a worthwhile stop.
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Church Street Fabrics is located in Selbyville, Delaware.
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Church Street Fabrics is known for women-owned, quilting cottons & pre-cuts, sewing/quilting classes, among other things.
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