Overbrook Annual Shop Hop
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Event Details
Overbrook Quilt Connection participates with 10 other shops along the shop hop. Hoppers pick up their quilt block along the way.
Hours 9 to 8
FREE! Pattern at Each Shop
Sign up to win at each of the participating shops.
33 chances to win if you visit all 11 shops.
Poster will be on display in each shop showing all 11 quilts beginning in February 2015
Fabric Kits and Setting Kits Available for all the quilts.
Quantity is limited on Fabric Kits
NEW this year!
Starting in February, you can visit the stores in the Shop Hop.
Guess which quilt on the poster was made by them.
Enter your guess to win.
Winner will be drawn from correct guesses.
GO TO LINK BELOW TO FIND PARTICIPATING STORES --- :)
Overbrook Annual Shop Hop
Phone : 888-665-7841 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : oqc@earthlink.com
Web: www.heartlandquiltshophop.com/
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