You may or may not know that I'm an Omaha girl. I love Omaha. I go to Omaha about as often as I can. On one of my more recent trips up, I spotted a little place called A Quilting Place while out and about.
This past weekend Jason and I were up in Omaha and my mom and I decided to check this place out. We stopped in and chatted with Jackie, the owner of the shop. It's not a quilt shop really. It's something really cool! Jackie has 2 long arm machines that you can rent by the hour. How cool is that? It's exactly what I've been searching for! I like to quilt things myself and Jackie has made that do-able!
Sound scary? Jackie requires each quilter to take a 6-hour certification class before she'll turn you loose. The class is $140. It sounds like a lot, but I think it's pretty reasonable. She gives you a baby quilt panel to learn on. You also receive a set of zippers that are used to attach your quilt to the machine.
I'm so excited to go and try this out! I've been dreaming of playing on a long-arm machine for a while. Now it's possible for me to try it out!
Thursday, October 7, 2010
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I live in Omaha and I stopped by the same quilt store. It is on S. 50th Street. I just came by your blog. I brought lots of things. Fabric for pillows, pattern for pajama pants and some embroidery. I love the pink quilt you are showing. I am so impressed with people who quilt, a quilter from Florida made a quilt for a child in Texas who is recovering from Heart Surgery. If you give me your email address I would love to send it to you? I am a cross stitcher.
Gisela Omaha, NE
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I am from Omaha and I was at the Quilting Place on S 50th St. this week also. They were so helpful since I am a new person learning about quilting.
Omaha
Gisela
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ga447, you found another great quilt shop in Omaha! The one I'm discussing in this post is on Q street at about 108th or so. She doesn't sell any fabric there, but offers long arm services. Such a cool place! You should definitely check it out.
I just love sliced circut and can hardly wait for the pattern.
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