2) When I moved here from Rochester, I left an area with lots of great quilt shops with beautiful stock, fun people and classes, and even good thread. (I miss Ivy Thimble!) I also lived about 5 minutes from JoAnn Fabrics, handy for those days when (ahem) I might need pink thread in a hurry! These resources are few and far between here in Jersey... at least so far. While procrastinating tonight, I found a quilt shop about a half hour away -- they have a decent online store, so I'm guessing their bricks and mortar will be at least somewhat more satisfying than my thread expedition from the other day! Fingers crossed... (Not that I really *need* anything -- I just don't like not knowing it's there.)
Wait -- three things! Food Network is running some ancient episodes of Iron Chef America tonight -- it's fun to see the early days where the production was a little less slick. I almost never see anything I want to eat on this show, but I love the action -- like Bobby Flay fishing live trout out of the tank on what looks like the first episode.

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You could also try Budding Star Quilt shop in Lebanon as well as Pennington Quilt shop on Rte 31. They are all about 1/2 hr from each other.Budding Star
http://www.buddingstarquilts.com/ is first coming from newark then KQ then go down to Pennington
http://www.penningtonquilts.com/
hope that helps!
There is also
Aardvark in Morris Plains
Acme in Pompton Plains
Cozy corner in New Milford
they are in a different direction in Morris and Bergen counties and can be done in a different day!
I fear I may be one of the 11th hour finishers of the ALQS. I'm envious of your nearly finished quilt. Great work!
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