Lollie's Quilt Shop

08/20/2026

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08/20/2026

Sun's out, savings are in! ☀️🌻 We're wrapping up the season with an End of Summer Sale at Happie Hippie Camp Store!

Stop by the shop or check out our selected items online now through Labor Day to snag up to 30% OFF camping/hiking/fishing gear, apparel, and local favorites. Whether you're planning one last outdoor weekend or gearing up for fall, we've got you covered! 🏕️✨

📍 531 Main Street, Clifton Forge, VA
⏰ Tuesday - Saturday 10am to 5pm
🌐 www.happiehippiecampstore.com

Come say hi or shop online to grab these deals before they're gone! ☮️✌️

08/18/2026

✨ Save 25% OFF* Appliqué Foot #23 this month!

Take your appliqué projects to the next level! Appliqué Foot #23 is designed for smooth, precise stitching with cording and is also perfect for sewing mini-piping and other traditional sewing techniques.

A versatile presser foot worth adding to your collection!

Shop now: https://bit.ly/4c3fHRJ

08/16/2026

08/15/2026

NEW CLASSES are coming this fall!

* I have already announced that the shop will have an English Paper Piecing class in September. The cost of this class is $30.
* On September 3rd, our kids' sewing club will begin, for grades 3-8. This will run weekly, on Thursday afternoons after school, from 3:30-5:30pm. A small snack will be provided. We will start with machine basics, such as how to thread the sewing machine, and then move onto a simple quilt project. "Quarter 1" of this club will run from September 3rd through October 8th. Then we will start a different project for the next quarter. The cost per week will be $12 per student. If you would like to pay for the entire quarter (for Quarter 1, 6 weeks) upfront, the per week price drops a bit, making the total just $60 instead of $72. More information will be available on the website soon.
* I will likely have a high school program this fall as well, but I am still working out those details. More to come.
* There may also be some classes or clubs aimed at the college age. Please check back for more information.
* For adults who are comfortable with quilting and ready for triangles, I will be teaching a Triangle Frenzy class where students have the option of making a Christmas-themed table topper or a tree skirt. This class will meet for 2 sessions -- October 6th & October 13th, from 5:30-9pm. Price and other details will be available on the website soon.
* Because my beginner class was such a popular class, I will be running another one in October and part of November. This time we will meet on Wednesdays from October 7th-November 4th (5 sessions), from 5:30-9pm. Price and additional details will be on the website soon.
* There will probably be more classes/open sew program/etc coming soon. Please check back if you are interested.

Looking forward to seeing you soon!
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08/15/2026

What does Lollie’s Quilt Shop have to offer you?
Part 2
We sell machines,fabric, precuts, books, patterns, notions, threads, quilts on consignment, and so much more.

08/14/2026

What does Lollie have to offer you?
Part 1 - services
machine repairs, longarming, use of community machine, rental of sit down longarm, classes

08/14/2026

08/14/2026

On this day, American inventor Isaac Merritt Singer secured a patent that would stitch the nation into the age of mass production. His 1851 sewing machine wasn’t the first—others, like Elias Howe, had paved key pieces of the way—but Singer’s foot-treadle, straight-needle design made sewing faster, sturdier, and accessible to ordinary households and workshops. Marking the 175th anniversary, it’s worth noting a hidden innovation wasn’t purely mechanical: Singer pioneered installment plans and in-home demonstrations, an early blend of technology and modern marketing that helped his machines spread worldwide.

The Singer machine reshaped work. It shortened the time to make a shirt from hours to minutes, supercharging ready-to-wear clothing and fueling the rise of the garment industry in cities like New York. It also transformed domestic labor—women could earn wages from home—and sparked fierce patent battles that led to one of America’s first “patent pools,” a legal truce that kept innovation moving. From factory floors to family parlors, Singer’s sewing machine stitched together a new consumer economy.