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Moore Personalities with...Bridget Anthony

8/16/2014

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Where do you see your business in five years? Continuing to make Moore County a more healthy community.

Describe Moore County in five words or less. Homegrown gems with great imports.

When I’m not at work, you’ll find me…

Home or in the woods. Growing up in the suburbs, I never thought I'd enjoy quiet time in the woods like I've grown to love.

What I value most in life is…

Balance. It's not a destination, but the constant pursuit is worth the rewards along the journey.

I’m inspired by… 

Moms. I have so much respect for all the mothers I know, fathers too I suppose. My own mom, the trainers on our team who are also moms, and all the ladies who workout with us who have children are a daily reminder to me that strength looks many different ways. I am inspired by their pursuit of balance and effort to be successful in their personal goals as well as being great mothers. 
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Bridget leads a bootcamp workout in the downtown park in Southern Pines.
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Bridget Anthony of The Fitness Studio, Inc.

Something most people don’t know about me is…
I'm a huge dog lover. My family raised guide dogs for the blind my whole life, so I've lost a lot of socks to puppies and know how amazing it is to be a part of giving someone the freedom that comes with getting a guide dog.


My favorite place I’ve traveled to is…
Montana. I've never seen such amazing sunsets over rolling hills. I loved my trip there!

My guilty pleasure is…
Long drives on country roads with great tunes.


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681 SW Broad St
Southern Pines, North Carolina 28387
(910) 445-1842
[email protected]
http://www.thefitnessstudioinc.com

TFS is a private personal training studio offering private and semi private training and small group classes.

Consultations are complimentary, call or email to schedule.

Private Personal Training, Nutrition Counseling, Strength and Conditioning, Speed and Agility Training, Sport Specific Nutrition
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Moore Personalities with ... Linda Sullivan

7/31/2014

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The most challenging aspect of owning my own business is...

Time management.  It's a 24/7 job for both Carl and I.  We have no employees to rely on and there is always something to do, someone to see, or something that needs attention.  But we do love our jobs and our shop, and consider ourselves very blessed to be able to own and continue to operate our shop (which is entering its seventh year in business) with such a supportive community like the Sandhills to call our home.

Where do you see your business in five years?

Five years is a long time in the quilting industry! Like most art forms and creative industries, evolution can happen overnight.  Today, new fabric collections are being released at a record pace. Quilting groups young and old are popping up in local communities and online too.  Information, patterns, trends, fabrics, and online tutorials (like mini classes) about all things "quilting" are being shared at lightning pace through social media. 

Quilting is no longer considered a hobby that grandma does in her spare time. New quilters and sewists, young and old, are being exposed to the industry through Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Instagram, and Pinterest.  In just the last three years, the quilting industry has seen a resurgence in popularity and welcomed a younger group of sewists into the fold, ranging in age from 20-45, who are very active online and within their local communities.   

So with all that said, we see Linderella's Quilt Works as an ever-changing, and ever-evolving business, in lock step with the changes to our industry.  Our motto has always been to provide our customers with the latest and greatest quilting fabrics, notions and patterns the industry has to offer, to always be on the "cutting edge." To do that, our business model has remained flexible and ready to embrace the future.    

One thing does remain steadfast at Linderella's Quilt Works - you'll always find great customer service, top quality designer quilting fabrics, the latest and greatest notions and patterns, and a fun and bright quilting time for all. We guarantee it!

Describe Moore County in five words or less.

Growing, growing, growing!  The growth in the county over the last 5 years has been enormous.  Moore County is a great place to live and raise a family, so we hope it continues to grow, grow, grow. 

Favorite thing about the area.

The diversity of its population. We meet a lot of people and have become friends with many of our customers throughout these last seven years at Linderella's, and what always amazes us is the diversity of Moore County's population. Not only do people gravitate here from the East Coast but they come from the West Coast, Hawaii, Alaska and even Europe. And from all walks of life. Here you'll find young professionals, retired professionals, entrepreneurs, artists and of course, golfers. An interesting fact - did you know that some of the area's best quilters are also golfers too?

Something most people don’t know about me is…

Home Ec was my least favorite class. I remember making a dress on my Mom's Singer sewing machine. The dress turned out just awful, horribly sewn, mismatched seams, and really a mess. Needless to say, the dress ended up in the trash and I never touched another sewing machine again until my late 30s when I took a beginning quilting class at a local shop and loved it. 

Who inspires you?

Our customers, each and every one of them! Our customers are bursting with energy, enthusiasm, and creativity. Carl and I are continually in awe of the amount of creativity and talent, and the sheer love of the craft that our customers have and continue to have for quilting and for our shop. They are truly a delight and make our job so much fun and a pleasure to come to work each and every day. 

My guilty pleasure is...

Quilting for myself. The shop always comes first and there is always a shop sample that needs completing, a new tote bag to make, or a new fabric collection that needs to be placed on the website. And, adding to that, a few hundred other things that owning a retail shop requires, so when I can sneak in an hour or two of quilting just for me, it's a real treat.

Linda Sullivan
Linda Sullivan of Linderella's Quilt Works
Linda Sullivan
Linda assists a fellow quilter.
Linda shows Wendy Smyth a measuring technique.
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Linderella's Quilt Works
Cam Square Shopping Center
1150 Old US Highway 1 South, Unit 10
Southern Pines, NC 28387
Phone: (910) 215-5981  
Fax: (910) 295-5174  
www.linderellas.com
Shop hours: Monday-Saturday  10a-6p
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