The Quilted Hill

June 14, 2013
Go for the fabrics, stay for the view: This shop has both. Shop owner Bobbie Bebereia loves "being able to show my daughters that you can make a living doing what you truly love."
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Field of Vision

Bobbie wanted the exterior of her shop to look like a barn, in keeping with the ambience of the surrounding Yamhill, Oregon, area that boasts breathtaking views of farmland, grape arbors, and rolling countryside.

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Not Just for Shopping

Besides shopping for fabrics, you can enjoy spectacular pastoral scenery and indulge in wine tastings at local vineyards.

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Meet the Staff

From left:

Jackie Hyde, Emily Bebereia (daughter), Peggy Gelbrich, Bobbie Bebereia (owner), Jane Petersen, and Julie Franzen. Not pictured: Amanda Petersen (Manager/daughter).

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Far and Wide

High ceilings and plenty of windows translate into ample room to hang quilts and great natural light in which to choose fabrics. "I'd describe our look as scrappy and traditional," Bobbie says. "I don't go for trendy. I have a few novelty prints, but there's such a broad spectrum out there, where do you stop?"

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Show with Samples

Samples help customers visualize fabrics in quilts. Batiks are the focus of this showcase that includes the Bali Sky wall hanging by Calico Carriage Quilt Designs and Hip to Be Square throw by designer Sandy Brawner.

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Fall into Seasons

Fall, one of Bobbie's favorite seasons, is featured in this shops vignette using warm, brilliant earth tones. An assortment of fall fabrics mingles with tempting small projects beneath Hash Browns by Cozy Strip Club.

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Scenery Inspiration

For their souvenirs, visitors often select food and wine prints that will evoke memories of the countryside.For more information about The Quilted Hill, visit www.thequiltedhill.com.

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