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We have been traversing the Pacific Northwest meeting new people and visiting old friends. It is this person-to-person connection that fills a hopeful heart and I may be prejudiced...but, quilters are special people. You can see more of our travels on the Quilt Roadies You Tube Channel and on wooliemammoth.blogspot.com. I have been stitching away trying to make a dent in my growing pile of UFOs. The thing about being a Nomadic Quilter who loves to write about quilting is that the pile of "must make" is growing taller, LOL. Each stop we make I swear I am not going to buy something...oh well, quilting promises are best broken!

A heartbeat away from Mt. Rainier is a wonderful quilting oasis. Shibori Dragon, located in University Place, is a one-of-a-kind quilting adventure. They have wonderful batiks, Asian fabric, specialty Japanese fabrics, Sashiko threads/products and an amazing array of die cut motifs for one-of-a-kind designs. I was amazed at the two full walls of quilting stencils and...no kidding...probably every bag or purse pattern in publication, plus samples!!! It is also the home base for Mary (she makes most of the shop samples). Mary is one of the Twisted Sisters...so named by me when we first met at the Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show! They all have a wicked sense of humor and a day spent with the Twisted is an "ab" workout from laughing!! Just to give a heads up for those in the Portland area September 22-24 https://shiboridragon.com/ owned by Becky Scellato will be vendoring at the Northwest Quilting Expo!!



Enjoy the slide show and we'll see you back here next Wednesday!!!

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#2 Sandi 2016-08-24 11:00
Lovely slideshow Anna. I visited their old location several times but now this one. It looks much larger with many lovely things to consider taking home.

Will have to check them out again. Thanks for the tour.
#1 Bonnie B 2016-08-24 09:50
Shibori Dragon will definitely be on my must-visit list! I wish the SmileBox photos were bigger so I can see more detail in the images, which are tantalizing, to say the least!
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