1/4 lb Butcher Counter Fabric

I visited about the 2nd week the shop had opened. The clerk allowed me to choose my "cuts" which were jelly roll strips in purple. They were weighed, and wrapped in a brown butcher paper. I chose purples and there was plenty of variety. The cost, however, is overpriced. 3 yards of fabric weighs approximately 1 pound. There is about 3 yards of fabric in a jelly roll. 1/4 pound of these jelly roll strips were $15.95. Multiply 1/4 of a pound times 4 to equal a pound means a jelly roll at this rate...

I enjoyed the process of choosing my scrappy bits. I needed just a few more low volume strips to complete a scrappy quilt. I bought in person, I wouldn’t have been able to choose online. It is a perfect way to add to my stash and meet a very particular fabric requirement.

I had a really great time picking out the 10” squares I wanted to buy at the butcher shop. I mostly got Tula Pink fabrics, but it was so fun. I really love the process and how the packaging is done. The store was set up beautifully. I think I will make a quilt! I wanted the experience of the butcher counter, so I said I may as well do it in case I never make it back.

I love the concept of the store, and the sales associate at the counter was super friendly and patient while I painstakingly picked through the scraps to find the exact pieces I wanted. I loved the variety available and found the packaging like a butcher shop to be clever and fun. I use it for a scrappy quilt. The quality of the fabric seems great.

I'm using it for a Ditto quilt or pillows. I bought the Clara 10" layer cake so everything coordinates.

It's not a bargain, but I had fun picking out different fabrics. I like the selection of fabric prints and colors. I add to my focal print stash.

What a fun shop! The contents of my package have just been added to my fabric stash for art quilts. The colors just drew me to them, especially the few pieces of Kaffe I discovered.

I have not utilized all my cuts, other than one 2 1/2 strip for a pillowcase.

During my time in Missouri, my favorite shop was Missouri Star The Butcher Counter. I loved the employees working there; they made it a fun experience overall. The color of the products is vibrant and appealing, which adds to the overall experience. The Butcher Counter offers a great selection of meats, and the quality is consistently excellent.

I loved the experience. I told my friends it was fun. I wanted something different. I am still thinking about it.