Cheryls Quilt Corner, Online Quilt Shop, Guymon, Oklahoma, Prairie Stars Quilt Shop Hop

Hitch your wagon to our stars as you discover quilt shops on your adventure across the vast prairie of the Oklahoma Panhandle, Southwest Kansas and Southeast Colorado.

First grand prize -- $100 gift certificate from each shop!

Second grand prize -- $20 gift certificate from each shop PLUS 10 fat quarters from each shop!

Please note Prairie Trails Quilting is located just south of Liberal, Kansas across the Oklahoma state line -- see a more detailed map of her location below.

Eight participating shops for a total round trip of approximately 353 miles!

Shop history: I have been quilting for the public since 1978. In 1998 I started expanding the shop to accommodate all aspects of quilting. With the delivery of the 2004-2006 issue of "Quilter's Travel Companion" Cheryl's Quilt Corner can be found in the Oklahoma section for the third time.

Specialty & Uniqueness of the shop: Quilters can now find the shop online via the web store which now comprises approximately 1000 items -- all available through secure online ordering. Quilters can now shop 24/7 at their convenience and have their order arrive at their front door via priority mail in just a few days. We want all our customers to experience that "warm home atmosphere" when they shop with us, whether it be in person or on the web.

Places to eat while in Guymon: There are a number of great places to eat in Guymon from fast food to great dining. Within 6 to 8 blocks of the shop you can pick from Yesterday's Diner, Braum's, McDonald's, Mr. Burger, Taco Tico, Subway, Pizza Hut, Mazzio's Pizza, Ambassador Inn Restaurant, and Caktus Jack's Steakhouse. On Highway 54 you can choose from the following restaurants: Acapulco Mexican Food, Legends Steakhouse, Taste of China, Red Dragon, Friends & Amigos, Marla's, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and Burger Barn.

Places to stay while in Guymon: Ambassador Inn, Super 8, Lodge USA, Best Western Townsman Inn, Days Inn, plus a few more.

1 1/4 miles west of Hwy 83, intersection of country roads EW 3, NS 118, Rt. 1, Box 32-H, 580-778-3501 email: jdlptq@ptsi.net

Shop history: Quilter's Stash was purchased from Linda Ford in October 2004 and moved to Main Street. Jenny bought the building for the shop and renovated it in about 3 weeks. We want to help keep Main Street an active part of the community. We are trying to keep the prices reasonable so anyone can afford to quilt. I am happy to special order supplies.

Places to eat while in Syracuse: Pizzaria, KC's Mexican Restaurant, along with the Dawg's Den Drive Inn and the Ramble Inn Restaurant.

Specialty & Uniqueness of the shop: We have Thimbleberry meetings on the 3rd Saturday of each month and Basket weaving on the 2nd Saturday of each month. We have open sewing on Mondays from ?? to 9PM.

Shop history: We have been in business two years now. We have many lines of fabric, including Thimbleberries, Kansas Troubles, Moda, Michael Miller and many more. We have classes for quilting, basket making, rug making, and whatever we want to learn how to do. We carry gift items and have sewing machine repair and sales. We are located on Main Street (Hwy 25) across the street from Golden Plains Credit Union. We have front and back entrances and parking.

Places to eat while in Lakin: We are across the street from Shorty's restraunt, which has wonderful Mexican Food. We also have 4 other nice restraunts and a Dairy Queen.

Places to stay while in Lakin: We have one Motel here, the "Ken-Ark". Please come on in, we would love to show you our shop and what we are doing.

Please note the address for The Red Rooster is 108 N. Main, I could not get that exact address from mapquest.

All eight quilt shops will be offering different specials to shoppers that visit each quilt shop during the Shop Hop dates. Each shop will display their interpretation of the Shop Hop Quilt. Make plans now to join in the fun. Pick up a passport and survey from the first shop you visit, and have each shop stamp your passport to qualify you for the Grand Prize drawings. When you reach the last shop, turn in your filled passport and your survey (we want to know what you liked and didn't like at each stop as you make your way across the prairie).

(You must have your passport stamped at each of the 8 quilt shops to be eligible for the Grand Prizes.)