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Rachel's Quilt Patch
40 Middlebrook Avenue
Staunton VA 24401
540-886-7728

WINTER HOURS:
Tuesday, Wednesday,
Friday, & Saturday 10am – 5pm 

Thursday 10am – 5 pm
(CLOSED Sunday & Monday)

E-Mail Rachel's Quilt Patch

Check out the map of the
City of Staunton
and our city's
Visitor's Guide.

Winter Weather Policy
If Staunton City or Augusta County Schools are delayed or closed, please call to make sure we are here before you come into shop.

MicroSealQ
Protect your work.
Protect your treasures.

Thank you to the generous support of:

The Park Fam, Diana Easley, Phil & Irene Kniss, Gene & Gloria Diener, Edgar & Carmen Strite Miller, Amy Izzillo, Sharon Kay, Nancy Mader, Carol Leland, Erin Blanton, Karen Lawrence, Kathleen Stinehart, Nancy Bowman, Linda Abshire, Anna Davis, Kristine Walker, Susan Blanton, Sara Rickert, Sheri Salatin, Janice Cobb, Susan Sims, Jon & Vi Dutcher, Carloyn Maloney, Catherine Cunningham, Barbara Womack, Kristen Kahn, Tara Hornbacker, Kara Abshire, Rule 42, Kayla Payne, Kristen McNamera, Barbara Miller, Nancy W Eavers, Sara Riccioni, Katie McCaskey, Angel Cantrall, Kristine Walker, Larry & Sharon Glick, The Brunetti Family. Emily Cox, Sharon Showalter, Rachel Kimble, Esther Link, Everett Brubaker, Mindy Tipton, Marsha Farrar, Brigid Bronik, Cat Stanley, Dan Neff, Robertta Patterson, Beth Young, Sara Toye, Christina Cain, Merri Kelly, Matt & Heather Ream, Kathy Tyson, Candy Smith, Martha Stewart, Sue von Dohlen, Wayne & Mona Pence, David & Mert Brubaker, Gail Auen, Anna Muzzy, Nadene Brunk, Courtney Cranor, Debbie Mosimann, Monica Wilson, Troy & Jennica Lucas, Sandra Thompson, Rebecca Laine, Melou Piegari, Ethel White, Carol Leland, Sharon Sproul, Carole Williams, Velva Barr, Louise Dodd, Lisa Klein, Jenny Miller, Lynn Noel, Anita Cook, Linda Custer, Kathy Kirkdorfer, Irene Cook, Norma Baldwin, Deb Cheezum & several anonymous contributors.

Coverage on NBC29 - Staunton Quilt Shop Fundraising for fabric protectant

Coverage in The News Leader - Sealing Memories with Fabric Technology

March 2015

Be on the lookout for workshop days the 2nd Saturday of each month.
March 14 at 10:30 Rachel wil be showing you how to make chicken pin cushions. Upcoming workshops will include zipper style bags, how to use your scraps or highlight a great pattern we come accross and can't wait to share with you. ($10). Additional time can be set up to stay and sew. ($20)

We have 2 bag classes in the works! Stay tuned for dates and times.

3rd Annual Bridge Day Staunton is coming!! Saturday, April 25!!
Bridge Day Staunton is a celebration of our local culture, music and independent businesses. We are currently looking for sponsors and vendors. Here are the forms - Sponsor - Vendor

We now have a competitive quilter living in our area and she will be here to talk to you on March 27 & 28. See the flyer below for details and call to sign up today!!

Rachel's Reflections

Rachel has started writing & blogging again. Check our her latest reflections by clicking on the link there in the left hand column.

MicroSealQ

We have started taking in quilts to be protected with MicroSealQ. We are so excited to offer this service that helps us protect our handmade items like we have not been able to before. It is the missing final step to protect our hard work.

MicroSealQ is s a protectant that sinks into the fiber and fills in the gaps that we tear away as we process the fiber into our desired textile form. MicroSealQ imitates the natural protection of the original fiber.

Winter Hours

Make sure you note that from January - March we will not be open on Thursday evenings. The rest of our schedule stays the same.
So from January - March we'll be open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm

Lung cancer takes more lives annualy
than the next top four cancers combined.

We invite you to learn more about Lung Cancer and LUNGevity. Lung cancer isn't a disease that just affects smokers. Monica was proof of that. And she was offended that anyone would think that anyone deserved cancer because of their life choices.  Help us make a difference in lung cancer research through LUNGevity.

We invite you to learn more about Lung Cancer and LUNGevity. Lung cancer isn't a disease that just affects smokers. Monica was proof of that. And she was offended that anyone would think that anyone deserved cancer because of their life choices.  You have helped us make a difference in lung cancer research through LUNGevity.

If you don't or didn't smoke,
you are not imune to lung cancer.
About 55% of all new diagnoses are among people
who have never smoked or are former smokers.

To learn more about LUNGevity and the LUNGevity walk on Sept 20
http://events.lungevity.org/site/TR?fr_id=4610&pg=entry

To follow LUNGevity on FaceBook
https://www.facebook.com/lungevity?fref=photo

The Baltimore Sun article shortly after Monica's passing.
http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/orioles/blog/bal-monica-pence-barlow-os-pr-director-passes-away-at-36-20140228,0,4022940.story

Rachel, Kay, and Emma Rose

Batting on the Roll!! We have Quilter's Dream Orient on the 93" roll and 61" bolt. We also have Quilter's Dream Cotton Select on the 93" roll and Quilter's Dream Blend on the 61" bolt. Quality Virginia produced batting for every need.

Classes - Check out our list of current classes. Call us to set up a time and day that suits your schedule.

Facebook - Make sure you follow us on Facebook! It is the best way to keep up with what is new and happening at the shop.

Instagram - Folow us on Instagram. rachels_quilt_patch
Want to see what we've been protecting with MicroSealQ? There are a few examples at #MicroSealQ

Sewing for a great cause.

We continue to collect pillowcases for Hospice of the Shenandoah and Camp Dragonfly. Hospice uses the pillowcases we donate for birthday baskets for their patients. We look forward to your help in building their supply back up.

We also continue to collect quilts for our 'Tabatha Quilt' project. We collect small quilts that can be used for local chidren in need. This Christmas we were able to distribute 21 quilts to the Valley Mission for the children staying there. Most of those children are less than 10 years old. Thank you for helping us make a difference in the lives of local children.

Fabric, Gifts and History
Rachel’s Quilt Patch is “at home” in the 1860 railroad freight station in the historic Wharf District in downtown Staunton. In its heyday this place held boxes and boxes of railroad freight, moving it out and into warehouses across the street. In its new incarnation, quilters gather for classes and clubs, and yards of fabric are enthusiastically bought and sold. You are invited to come and share our place and our space, shop for all your quilting needs, ask for help, sit with Sweet Blue, our resident Siamese, and show us your latest projects—in process or finished.

We are experienced quilters dedicated to offering personal service. Located in Historic Downtown Staunton at the Train Station

(Read more about the Wharf District on 'About Us' page)

Inside our Shop
Our shop features: 100% cotton fabric collections from top of the line designers and manufacturers, craft patterns, books, & notions selected for today's quilter and fabric crafter.

Pillowcases for Camp Dragonfly and Hospice
We continue to collect pillowcases all year in preparation for next year's camp, as well as for current and future hospice patients.

We love the Rolled Pillowcase Technique, (we use 3/4yard for the body and 1/3yard for the cuff.) It's up to you how you would like to do them but we find this technique the easiest. Come into the shop for a demo if you would like.  We ask that we have Camp Dragonfly pillowcases turned in by September 1st. 

We will continue to collect pillowcases for Hospice throughout the year. Thank you for your help in making a difference in your community.

Directions to Rachel's Quilt Patch
Please feel free print out the directions and follow them to our store.

From the North:
Travel South on Interstate 81 - take Exit 225. Turn right off the exit.
At your first traffic light turn left onto Rt. 11
At the next traffic light take the left fork.
At the next light (Statler Blvd) go straight.
At the next light (Greenville Ave) go straight.
---There will be a giant watering can on your left at the Railroad underpass.
Continue to South Augusta Street at the second intersection. Turn left onto South Augusta Street. Augusta Street ends at Staunton Station. Turn right (Middlebrook Ave.) and an immediate left onto the cobblestone parking lot at the "Depot Grill Parking" sign.
Rachel's Quilt Patch is housed in the long brick building next to the Depot Grill.

From the East:
Travel west on Interstate 64 to the I-81 exit heading north. Stay to the right as you enter I-81, and exit at Exit 222. Follow the directions from the South.

From the South:
Travel Interstate 81 North to Staunton Exit 222. Continue turning right off the exit onto Rt.250, heading toward Staunton.
Travel about 2 1/2 miles to a stoplight at Greenville Ave. (You will be traveling on a 2-lane road. Stay in the left lane, but turn right.) You will go under the railroad underpass at the giant flower pots, and make an immediate left on to Commerce.
At the second traffic light, turn left on to S. Augusta Street.
Augusta Street ends at Staunton Station. Turn right (Middlebrook Ave), and then and immediate left onto the cobblestone parking lot at the "Depot Grill Parking" sign.
Rachel's Quilt Patch is housed in the long brick building next to the Depot Grill. Follow the sign for 'Depot Grill Parking' into our lot.

We look forward to seeing you soon!!