Content: See & Do
Category: Attraction
People, Places & Quilts
Phone: (803) 871-8872
City: Summerville
Region: Coastal & Islands
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People, Places & Quilts
People, Places, and Quilts started 22 years ago as a very small store in the heart of downtown Summerville selling folk art and vintage quilts. The shop now has its own special fabric lines, a place for quilters friends to sit, toy table for children (or anyone needing to build a Lego tower) and refreshments. They offer a friendly welcome to all, advice when asked, encouragement always, a thanks for your business and an invitation to come back and visit.
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