Next stop was Temecula Quilt Co, I just love this shop. Every quilt in the store is my kind of quilt. Her displays are wonderful and she has some unique ways of hanging quilts. It's a great shop if you are in the area.
So much eye candy everywhere you look.
This is my favourite quilt, it's on the someday list for sure.
The next stop was The Country Loft in San Diego. This shop was the next day when we decided to visit Sea World as well. The Country Loft is located in a adorable old house with lots of little rooms to peak around in. Out in the back yard. There was a garden shed filled with antiques for sale. I wish I could post more pictures on this dang thing.
These pictures got out of order because of the cumbersome upload thingy. I don't usually post this many photos at once and I don't think I'll be doing it again. This shop is called Scraps and Stars. It wasn't on my planned list of shops but had a little time and found this located Corona.
Are you ready for Halloween???
Isn't this cute, written on the wall in the washroom, we are a Scrappy Bunch of quilters.
Look at this sink all decked out with a picket fence around it and I love the red mail box.
Well that's it for my LA shop hop. I was going to post some fall decorating today but thought I should finish off the shop tour. I had a blast and would love to visit all these shops again. I hope you enjoyed my little virtual tour as well.
Happy Quilting.
Oh Wendy, I am truly overwhelmed that you did manage to visit two more of my favorites. I have been a customer of Country Loft for many many years. Love the gals there and you are right. So many little nooks and crannies. I have not visited Temecula Quilt Co. other than on the internet but am currently waiting for yet another order from them. Thank you so much for sharing all of your travels with us. Makes me want to pack up and hit the road southbound..
ReplyDeleteI've never been on a shop hop, but would sure like to after seeing your pictures! Actually, I kind of did my own shop hop on our trip to VA, PA, IN & IL. I would love to go to Temecula Quilt Shop some time. I read the article about it last year in Quilt Sampler (one of my favorite magazines). I will be telling about some of the shops on my trip in the near future.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post...I've been to Country Loft and absolutely flipped...I would love to go to Temecula Quilt Co....looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteLoved the virtual tour! I totally agree that uploading pictures is a pain, but what do we expect from a free site! I tried collages in Picasa to get more pictures in in less space. Planning a road trip soon. Any suggestions on other places to stop on our way from AZ.
ReplyDeleteWendy, this has been an awesome tour! I wish you could upload more pics and more easily too but thank you so much for all that you got up there. The stores are wonderful and even just the peak-in pics are inspiring. I hope you had a very fun time on your trip..I know I have :-)
ReplyDeleteI was just at all those shops about 3 weeks ago, they are fun aren't they? I'm thinking of making a quick trip down to Quilter's Coop on Saturday just for the heck of it. And hey, Stars and Scraps is about 10 minutes from my house, too bad I didn't know you were in my neck of the woods we could have met up there. It's not a bad little shop. Hey, maybe I'll go there on Saturday too!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great trip Wendy. Those stores are awesome. One thing I noticed about your photos when I click on them is that they are very large. Resize them before you upload them and they won't take so long.
ReplyDeleteSei molto fortunata poter visitare negozi così....
ReplyDeleteCiao Domenica
I'm way to envious here! Those shops are absolutely amazing and we all know things are so much better in person vs a photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your 'quilt' travels with us. There's nothing better than seeing an inside of a quilt shoppe for all of us fabric junkies out there!
ReplyDeleteGreatshops! Thanks for the virtual tour. I esp would love to visit the Country Loft.
ReplyDeleteWendy, thank you so much for sharing your personal shop hop. I can imagine how much fun you had.
ReplyDeleteBut, but, but what did you buy?
ahhh, sigh
ReplyDeleteI loved your virtual tour. I went to Country Loft, Temecula and Fat Quarters Quilt shop last fall and will return to all three again this year PLUS the other shop in Temecula. I am literally counting the days until I return. I had a ball shopping and paid a fortune to ship everything I bought back home. I went a little overboard at Country Loft because of the antique baskets and boxes. Oh my gosh, those shops are w-o-n-d-e-r-f-u-l.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful posts, I enjoyed visiting all these shops via your blog. Thanks! Innovations had some amazing quilts, I enjoyed Irena Bluhm's exhibition. As for photos. Put them into a folder on your desktop and upload them directly from there. Blogger resizes them, stores them, and just tonight I was able to upload 25 pics at one time. Easy as pie. Email me if you have any questions.
ReplyDeleteWhat great shops those are. I am planning to visit that area sometime in the next few months and I hope to stop in and see them for myself. :)
ReplyDeleteHey the bathroom looks like it did years ago. I used to get so many compliments on that. My hubby made that picket fence and that was our old mailbox.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had fun and sorry I wasn't there to shop with you Wendy.
Hugs
Wow! You have certainly had a fantastic Shop Hop! What wonderful shops they all are. Thanks for sharing your pics of them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me look over your shoulder on your shop tour. You must have had a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun tour! I really need to get back to some of those shops! I know what you mean about the pictures, Blogger changed something and made it harder!
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy shop tours! The Country Loft seem like a great place to just hang out and look through all the nooks and cranies! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteYour shop hop in California looks wonderful! I recognize some of the shops from my must-visit bucket list. Thanks for sharing the pictures!
ReplyDeleteGood morning,
ReplyDeleteI am trying to find the Eiffel Tower Pattern shown in this photo, but because some of the information is invisible, I have been unable to google it. If you still have the pattern, would you send me a photo of the front of it?
Thank you,
Irene