Downstairs at Piecemakers
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Entrance:
Walk into the
store and begin your treat.
The entrance has a brass tiled ceiling and walls covered with quilts,
decorative houses
and trees. First Friday of each month, from 12 to 1:30, we have lunch
and live music
with Piecemakers Singers - customers, sales reps and other friends come
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Check
out all the vignettes on the main floor of the store.
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Venture on to check out the wide variety of vintage buttons, laces
(vintage and hand-dyed) and silk ribbon which make crazy quilting or
any kind of embellishing, a delight. Purchase books and patterns, many
of which are created from Piecemakers original designs, and receive
kind and expert attention from Sue, Linda and other Piecemakers who are
always ready to help.
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Before you head upstairs to the other half of the store, While you are
still on the main floor of the store, be sure to travel "north" to the
new Book Nook, "south" to the fabric aisles, and "east" to the
Country
Kitchen and candy counter
for the best treats and the most beautiful in gifts and treasures for
your own home.
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Food and fellowship with friends is a big part of what Piecemakers is
all about. The kitchen is open to all our visitors —
our customers are our inspectors and the cooking is approved by the
people who eat it!
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There are all kinds of activities going on constantly at the store —
tours, Red Hatters' luncheons, embroidery and doll club meetings,
birthday parties — just talk to Joanna and Jean in class
sign-ups if you would like
to make arrangements for a special event at Piecemakers.
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