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We are now a Handi Quilter Distributor. Sales and Service. Come in and ask Capi how you can start a quilting business with a Handi
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We are an authorized Dealer of the JANOME embroidery, quilting, serging, felting and sewing machines. Our demonstation area in the shop allows you the opportunity to test run a machine BEFORE you purchase. We offer full service and repair of JANOME machines and look forward to serving you.
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See what the younger generation is doing with the JANOME machines. Our customers can win a FREE machine by going to this web site: [click]
  
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 When in the shop walk 2 doors down to Ginger's Cafe. [click]

See some great sewing ideas from Janome's new site. There is something offered for everyone.

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Welcome
Located in Noblesville Indiana, Always In Stitches is dedicated to bringing you only the finest in quilting materials and sewing notions. We have scoured the country to bring both the novice and expert only the best quilting materials available at an affordable price. Make sure you stop by to view the many classes that are offered.
5200 Bolts of fabric, 1000 skeins of yarn and 11494 products
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SLOGGERS
We now have in stock clear Sloggers brand clogs to show off your beautiful hand knitted socks.
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What a great way to show the world your handiwork.
Make sure you explore all the nooks and crannies in our knitting department.
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Click for our
June Calendar
June Class Descriptions
June Newsletter
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Sandi Henderson Designs

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Our shop is proud to be offering Sandi Henderson's "ruffled pants" patterns. These are perfect for the litte lady in your life.
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To serve you better, Always In Stitches now offers professional Long Arm quilting. Please stop by the shop to find out more about this exciting service and how Christy our professional Long Arm quilter can assist you in completing your project.
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Troops need knitters and crocheters to make HELMET LINERS. U.S. Troops stationed in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kosovo and South Korea, as well as many parts of the US, are exposed to winds and bitter cold during the winter months. Just as in WWI and WWII, volunteers are needed to make these wool caps for our troops.
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The wool head covering which can be worn under the Kevlar helmet provides warmth to the head and neck but does not restrict vision. Click for instructions in pdf format [click]
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Ongoing Service Projects
Chemo Cap Patterns
Project Linus
Quilts of Valor
Helmet Liner Pattern
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 Looking for a quilt shop in the central Indiana area? Click to find some great shops.
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