Help Me Find Quilt Stops on my TRIP!!!
08-06-2011, 04:47 AM
#32
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Location: Just move back to Chattanooga, TN.
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Originally Posted by Dix
I never leave Oklahoma without my Quilter's Travel Companion
book. It comes out every 2 years and gives names, phone and maps to shops in all states, Canada,Hawaii and Alaska.
Have fun and make them all!
book. It comes out every 2 years and gives names, phone and maps to shops in all states, Canada,Hawaii and Alaska.
Have fun and make them all!
08-06-2011, 04:48 AM
#33
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Location: Middle Tennessee
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Sept 15-17 is the PA National Quilt Extravaganza in Oaks PA (suburb of Pennsylvania). 600 quilts and 200 vendors, need I say more ? I'm headed there from middle Tennessee...maybe we'll run into each other !
08-06-2011, 04:50 AM
#34
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Last year we went to Kennebunkport, Maine, and drove over to Center Harbor, New Hampshire (only about 2 hours) and went to Keepsake Quilting. The drive was delightful (loved the different style of homes), and well worth the trip. We ate at The Canoe - and I had lobster mac 'n cheese - YUMMY! What could be better - visiting a wonderful quilt shop and have a delicious lunch. Definitely a fun day trip if you are in Kennebunkport. Also, you must try the lobster rolls anywhere in Kennebunkport....and for sure a lobster pound for dinner! (Can you tell I am a lobster lover??)
08-06-2011, 05:03 AM
#35
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While in Maine plan to visit Mardens stores, nearest to Kennebunk
is Sanford Maine. You will be glad you did visit they have large fabric department and prices that you won't believe. There are more of these
Mardens in southern Maine
is Sanford Maine. You will be glad you did visit they have large fabric department and prices that you won't believe. There are more of these
Mardens in southern Maine
08-06-2011, 05:11 AM
#36
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Location: PA
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Depending on which way you head, Kutztown, PA has a nice shop called Wooden Bridge. It is located on a farm. Nothing fancy but good selection, great help and good prices. The area around Lancaster is loaded with quilt shops.
08-06-2011, 06:27 AM
#38
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Location: Keene, New Hampshire
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Patchwork Plus, which someone recommended, is a wonderful shop in New York State
There are 2 shops in New Hampshire that I would recommend:
Quilters Workshop in Newport on Route 10 in the center of town - Gail Peck is a great gal, a member of this Board and she has a wonderful selection of fabric.
Quilted Threads in Henniker is a fabulous shop - great and vast collection of Japanese taupes
I'm not a Keepsake fan, but unless it's way off your track, it's worth a trip just to know you've been
There are 2 shops in New Hampshire that I would recommend:
Quilters Workshop in Newport on Route 10 in the center of town - Gail Peck is a great gal, a member of this Board and she has a wonderful selection of fabric.
Quilted Threads in Henniker is a fabulous shop - great and vast collection of Japanese taupes
I'm not a Keepsake fan, but unless it's way off your track, it's worth a trip just to know you've been
08-06-2011, 06:50 AM
#39
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Originally Posted by QUILTNMO
look for a mardens have heard wonderful things about them part of it is hardware and part a fabric so your dh may like that
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