Snowy River Quilts & Vintage Finds has a very friendly staff and an interesting Row by Row 2016…read moreselection. During our road trip, we tried to stop in at at least one #RowbyRow2016 (https://www.rowbyrowexperience.com) quilt shop in each state that we passed through. In Wyoming, we selected Snowy River Quilts & Vintage Finds primarily due to their row selection and also their proximity to our route.

Super cute quilt shop. So much to choose from. They even make sure to mark what's New. Kits…read moreAvailable which is nice. Super friendly. Lots of precuts. I wish I had more time to check all the goodies out.

Lots to see here. Good assortment of fabrics and beautiful kits. Fat quarters plus a pretty large…read moreassortment of $6.00 one-yard cuts which is very convenient if you're zooming in and zooming out (i.e., husband waiting in car on a road trip!). Worth a stop.

This was such a gem to find!! I enjoyed my time there and the owner was lovely and I could have…read morespent another hour in there! So much to look at and so much to choose from!

Lovely shop FILLED with high quality felted wools, flannels and fat quarters. Give yourself time…read moreto mosey and muse. This shop is one of Windsor's hidden gems.

I called the store after a google search for a particular fabric. The lady that answered the phone…read morewas so helpful. Located the fabric and had it in the mail in no time at all. Out of state shopping with a "local" shop made so easy and pleasant. Thank you so much.

Lovely selection of quality fabrics. The women who work there are knowledgeable and friendly. Lots…read moreof goods notions, threads, patterns, and they sell sewing machines, too. I drive down from Cheyenne to go there. Definitely worth the drive.

You won't find a kinder, more welcoming business in Granby. Tina and her staff are knowledgeable…read moreand extremely helpful. I was/am a rookie sewer but thanks to their guidance and patience I keep getting better! They have a FABULOUS inventory too!

Wonderful!!!! Ladies were SO HELPFUL & nice. Beautiful selection of fabric & notions. Can't…read morewait to go back.

Cleaned and repaired my Singer - great Job! Bought an Arrow table and they kept me informed of the…read moremanufactures progress in getting the table delivered. Great Service.

UPDATE AFTER SHOP OWNER RESPONSE…read more Nice try. I brought it back 7 days later with the receipt and was treated poorly. The saleswoman brought it back to the owner who refused. I tried to reason with them for a return or.credit and was denied this simple courtesy. Pretending to be courteous here doesn't change the review or my opinion of your shop. I would advise anyone to skip this shop. - - - - I purchased about $100 worth of fabric and notions a couple of weeks ago. I bought a seam ripper, too. I paid about $11 for it. When I got it home and took it out of the package I found that the point of it was dull, chipped, and it didn't work. I took it back with my receipt and was told that since I had taken it out of the package they couldn't resell it, so no refund or exchange. Wow. Obviously they don't want return business. Just imagine how you get treated if you buy a sewing machine from them and have a problem. It never occurred to me that a business would care so little about customers. Obviously I'll be shopping at the Fig Leaf instead, where they are friendly and make customers feel welcome and appreciated.

This is an amazing shop! The owner is so friendly and the sales are fabulous! She has such a great…read moreselection of fabrics and is very helpful in selecting fabrics. Don't pass it by! If u have Trouble finding it, the front of the shop faces M street.

My mother has an addiction. With every trip to any location,…read morefor whatever reason....she must find the nearest quilt shop and spend money on something I bet she already has in a storage bin in the room she had to remodel to stack the storage bins in. She even has some fancy pants quilting machine that is damn near too big to fit in the room its housed in. When this ginormous freak of nature she calls a sewing machine was installed, the poor bastard that delivered it, ahem installed it, had to take off the screen to the window and move the parts in through that opening, because the DOOR WAS NOT BIG ENOUGH....its a damn good thing her sweat shop, I mean sewing room is on the bottom floor. but I digress. So, the quilt shop...its what you expect in a quilt shop and for the uninitiated please allow me to describe. There is always tons of fabric, thats a given as quilts are made of fabric and quilt is in the name of the business. There are always samples of the kits and projects available for sale hanging in every available piece of real estate, on the walls, hanging from the ceiling, on shelves and counter tops. There is usually a low whisper of music from some unseen radio near the cutting table. As for the staff, I've seen various ladies at these shops. You have the token older lady, most likely the owner or mother of the owner who stands guard in these places and runs the register. Along with her you have a middle aged lady who runs the joint. She could be the owner, or store manager and is either extremely friendly and genuinely interested in "where are you from" and "can I help u find something", or would rather you don't ask questions just give me your money and get out. In the back there is always a bunch of desks assembled into a work area. The quilt shop will host events where ladies such as my mother (ladies with a passion for quilting, not the lady whom is sweet as sugar to her grandkids and I make sure to tell them "thats not the lady I grew up with.") will gather and discuss the finer points of long arm quilting, needle point or other tasks in the sewing arts. I've been to more than a few of these places. I even seriously considered opening a quilt shop to give my mom a place to go, keep her off the street and away from drugs; the boys club wont let her in. If my description is a stereo type, than this place fits the description perfectly. Theirs are the ladies who are friendly, not the frazzled stressed out kind. I'm looking for the quilt shop that figured it out and puts in a man cave in the back with a TV, lazy boy and cooler full of beer for the man-folk. That would be awesome. Word.