Quilt Shops by State
10 Oregon quilt shops in our directory, plus shop hops, shows, and the state's quilting community.
A great American quilting destination
Small Cascade-mountain town transformed into the world's largest outdoor quilt show every July.
Read the full Sisters, Oregon guide →Portland, Oregon · Since 2005
A neighborhood natural-fiber fabric shop in Portland's Alberta Arts District, open since October 2005.
Portland, Oregon
A Portland fabric shop holding the largest physical Liberty of London selection in the Pacific Northwest.
Portland, Oregon
Portland's Alberta Arts District fabric shop and BERNINA dealer, with a full online store.
Portland, Oregon
A Portland quilt shop in the Historic Broetje House with thousands of bolts and hand-dyed wool for applique.
Eugene, Oregon
A Eugene quilt shop offering a curated fabric and notions selection plus a running mystery quilt subscription.
Ashland, Oregon
A downtown Ashland shop known for Australian Aboriginal-design fabrics alongside standard quilting cottons.
Aurora, Oregon · Since 1989
A 100%-cotton quilting fabric shop in Aurora, about 25 miles south of Portland, established in 1989.
Bend, Oregon
Central Oregon's largest quilt store, stocking over 6,000 bolts of quilting cotton with in-house longarm services.
Sisters, Oregon · Since 1975
Jean Wells' founding shop — the birthplace of the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show.
Salem, Oregon · Since 2017
A Salem shop pairing over 3,000 bolts of fabric with a full coffee bar, open since November 2017.
42 more Oregon quilt shopswe know of, compiled from public shop-hop rosters. We haven't visited or written these up — the link goes to the shop's own site. If one of them is yours, claim your listing and we'll build you a proper page.
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We're building the most complete quilt-shop directory on the internet, state by state. If you know an independent quilt shop in Oregonthat should be listed here, let us know — we'll verify and add it.
Submit a Oregon quilt shop →Jun 1 – Aug 31, 2026
Pacific Northwest shop hop expanded in 2026 to include Idaho alongside Oregon and Washington. Three months covering the region's best quilt shops.
Jan 1 – Dec 31, 2026
Monthly online shop hop where participants visit participating online shops and find hidden bunnies on each shop's website. Year-round event with monthly prize drawings.
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Crater Lake in Oregon is the deepest lake in the United States. Oregon's quilting scene includes 25 active quilting guilds, 10 shops in our directory, 7 quilt shows, and 2 shop hops in 2026. Whether you're shopping for fabric, looking for a guild, or planning a quilt road trip, the resources below cover it all.
Oregon has 10 quilt shops in our directory: Bolt Fabric Boutique, Josephine's Dry Goods, Modern Domestic, Pioneer Quilts, Quilt Creative, Sew Creative Ashland, Speckled Hen Quilts, The Quilt Basket, The Stitchin' Post, Will~N~Bee'z Quilt and Coffee Shoppe. The state also has dozens of independent shops that are not yet listed — ask at your local quilt guild meeting for a complete picture of shops in your area.
Yes. Oregon participates in 2 2026 shop hops: All Pacific Northwest Shop Hop, FabShop Hop. Shop hops are typically multi-week events where you visit participating shops, collect passport stamps, and qualify for prize drawings.
Yes — Oregon has 25 quilting guilds in our directory, including Eugene Modern Quilt Guild, Metropolitan Patchwork Society, Oregon Coastal Quilters Guild. Each listing links to the guild's own website or public filing record.
Our show directory lists 7 quilt shows in Oregon: United in Stitches Quilt Show, Mid-Valley Quilt Guild, Sisters Quilt Show, High Desert Quilt Guild, Mountain Stars Quilt Show, Oregon Quilt Festival, Quilt, Craft & Sewing Festival. Each has its own page with its usual month and, once announced, its next dates.
For Oregon quilters, the established shops in our directory (above) are the starting point. Add your local quilt guild's shop recommendations, and consider trying one of the major online retailers (Missouri Star, Fat Quarter Shop, eQuilter) for specialty or hard-to-find fabrics.