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Fabric stores in Duchesne County

Duchesne County has two verified quilt shops serving the western Uinta Basin, with fabric, notions, sewing lessons, Quiltworx classes, open sew, and online ordering.

Fabric stores, sewing lessons, and quilt classes in Duchesne County

Duchesne County’s two verified quilt shops complement each other. Roosevelt offers local fabric and notion shopping with sewing lessons. The Altamont and Mountain Home area adds a broader online catalog, Quiltworx paper-piecing instruction, weekly open sew, and retreat information.

Roosevelt: local supplies and sewing lessons

Miss Annie’s Quilt Shoppe carries fabric, notions, and quilts at 165 East 100 South, Unit A. Roosevelt City’s business directory also confirms sewing lessons, giving western Uinta Basin residents an in-person learning option. Miss Annie’s participates in a Henry Glass Fabrics retailer program, but shoppers should call for specific collections or products.

The current social schedule shows Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Confirm hours and lessons at (435) 722-3111.

Altamont and Mountain Home: classes and online shopping

Quilts-N-Fabrics sells cotton quilting fabric, kits, batting, notions, patterns, embroidery supplies, and Singer products online and through its rural shop. Its 2026 calendar includes beginning Quiltworx paper-piecing classes, weekly paper-piecing sit-and-sew sessions, and general open sew.

Call (435) 823-3739 before driving. Current retailer directories place the shop at 3106 North 18750 West near Altamont, while the official site identifies it with Mountain Home and retains an older mailing address. The store’s terms say all sales are final.

Planning a Uinta Basin fabric trip

Check both shops before leaving because hours, class dates, and rural directions can change. Vernal and the Uintah County guide cover additional fabric and quilting options farther east. No Duchesne County guild is currently included in this directory, so local shoppers can also ask the stores about informal sew days or regional groups.