
It is real testimony to a community and business owner when fabric businesses surpass 20 years. Connie Moyer of Connie’s Quilt Shop is celebrating her 20th year in business in Marion, Iowa.
Located in a house that has been fashioned into a quilt shop in the charming community, Connie expresses her sentiments for her customers,
Thanks for your support all these years! And, welcome to all of our newest customers.
With over 4000 bolts from a wide range of manufacturers, one enjoys a variety of flavors and styles browsing from
room to room. Reproduction fabrics, batiks, flannels and Minkee™, children’s prints and florals round out the selection. Connie’s Quilt Shop has something for every customer’s interests and inspiration.
Books, patterns, threads and notions….and if you don’t see what you are looking for, they are more than happy to special order.
Samples cover nearly every “empty space” in the building. Attention to detail and display, making the most of every corner of the business is a focus for the quilt shop. Open Monday through Saturday, 10am to 5pm, Connie’s Quilt Shop is enthusiastic to again join the All Iowa Shop Hop.
Join us on an All Iowa Sewing Adventure!
The Patchwork Peddler, Kris Kelderman and Gay Murphy owners started off as a mobile quilts shop in an old school bus. Sometimes a problem births a creative solution. They needed to get more fabric in the bus and needed to make another row of fabric. Unrolling the fabric from the bolt, folding it in half again and re-rolling created short bolts of fabric. When they moved to their building, they continued to re-roll the bolts and shelve them. It is a great conversation starter in their store.



quilting alongside her customers a great tribute to her own work and that of friends for whom she quilts.


Brightness and a real attention to details in the store displays are key elements that stand out first when you enter Heartland Cottons of DeWitt, Iowa. Many displays are enhanced with charming antiques that both inspire decorating for the homes of sewers but spark an interesting conversation about how our sewing crosses over into all parts of our lives.