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We are so glad you found our web site! I would love it if you could visit us in person but if you live too far away we will try to make it as easy as possible to shop with us.  We are a full service quilt and sewing store however we do specialize in cowboy and western fabrics.  Our home town just happens to be the Cowboy Capital of the World.  Many rodeo and horse people live in our area or come here for rodeo events, so it was natural that we want to have some selection of these items in stock.  We are the only store within 30 miles or so, so of course we have plenty of selection of all types of quilting fabrics as well.

I purchased the store in 1986.  We are about 60 miles from any major city so we have a very wide variety of inventory, over 3000 bolts of fabric, hundreds of books, patterns, threads and notions.  My goal is meeting your needs.  We try to have a good selection.  In addition to the quilting fabrics we do have a small choice of Imperial broadcloth, batiste, satins,  wovens,  silks and woolens.   We also carry some knitting, crochet, cross stitch, needlepoint, crewel, tatting and yarn supplies.  We cannot list all of our stock however give us a call,  we may have what you want!
                                           


               DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS      CALLING ALL TEXANS AND TEXAS FANS! 
               
           This new fabric line from Moda really is the one we have been waiting for.....the panel print comes with either a red or a
           black sashing.   Each little block is 4-3/4" wide and 5" tall.  The panel is 23" wide by width of fabric and is $7.35.
           The wide stripe fabric is running down the bolt, not in panels.   To see approximately a yard of width, count 11 little
           Texases.  The top, middle and third rows are about 7-1/2" wide and the bottom one with the Alamo and Capital
           Building is about 7-3/4 inches wide.   This fabric is $10.99 a yard.   To see the whole line, click on Shopping, then
           click on Fabrics, then Bluebonnets and Texas.