Is anyone going or has anyone been?

Just wondering if it's worth the hour and a half drive. It looks pretty neat.

Here's a link to the website:
http://www.airingofthequilts.com/

Just an hour and a half drive?!?!? I'd definately go if it was that close. GO!!!!! :lol:

Just looked at the site you posted, In the Gallery the pictures of the previous "airings" are awesome!!! I wish I could go!!!!

Oh wow! I would definitely go!

If I were on that side of the country, I'd go in a heartbeat! If you decide to go, take pics and let us know how it was!

That looks gorgeous! Like a little bit of heaven, don't you think? Autumn, quilts, looks like a pretty town (city...), all it needs are Dobermans and Rottermans to finish off the decorating! :mrgreen:

I'm about 2 hours away. It looks interesting but I have Homecoming that Saturday and I have to work in our church group booth.

Agreed, GO! We are an hour from anywhere out here :( Most of the time that's ok. Shelly, what kind of cat is that?

Oh you must go and take lots of pics -- then it will be like we all went :wink:

I also just look at their website and it is quite a site. It is worth the trip.

I'm 2 hours away and working :cry: :cry: Nuts!

Definitely GO!!! I have been there. And the quilt shop was listed in one of the quilt magazines (can't remember which one) as one of the top ten quilt shops in the United States. I live about 1 hr. away and there is a group of us going. It is fantastic. Janome Sewing Machines is sponsering the quilt show. I plan on checkng out the new machines. LOL Marge

http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/11166.page

Oh, yeah-I would be all over a trip to that!! Reminds me of Sisters, OR (a show I would LOVE to attend!!). You definitely need to go and take LOTS of pics for those of us who are too far away!!

I wish I was a lot closer, I love the idea of quilts hung all over town, and its nice to see all ranges of quilting ability displayed :D

Looks like DH and I will be going (as long as it doesn't rain). I will try to take as many pics as I can. :D

Thank you for the info, very strange looking but yet beautiful. Just not used to seeing a hairless cat. Interesting about the allergies.

:D Go, go ,go and then tell us all about it.....lol :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

I WISH I had a chance to go to this!!! Oh to live there and be a part of it would be even better! That is just so heart warming.

go for all of us who don't live in PA!! Lucky you!

I live too far away to go this year but might make it in the future it looks fantastic Sandie from IN.

I live 1/2 hr. away. Went last year, loved it! This year I'm going to be helping with the Project Linus booth. The quilt shop is one of my favorites and I can't go through town without stopping. It's a gorgeous day and the fall air is warm and crisp and the foliage is awesome! Worth the drive!

I'll take pics. We also have a quilt we are doing a raffle for- a generous queen size bear paw. Let me know if anyone wants one- they're $5.00.

Barb

I will be there, so maybe I can stop by and say Hello to you. Marge who lives 1 hr away.

Go! Go! Go! and SHARE! SHARE! SHARE! What beautiful pictures. Thanks for the website link! :D

Hi Barb,

I'll be sure to look for the Project Linus booth to say hello!

I would go just so I could go to that quilt shop! It looks like a good place to shop, too bad they aren't selling their merchandise online. :(

You should definitely go! Take a friend with you & make a day of it. Be sure to take lots of pictures!! :D

Boy oh boy, don"t I wish!

I am with everyone else! Go!!

My grandmother will be hosting all of her quilts at the Father Nallin Hall of Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church.

Her work is absolutely beautiful!!

Please view a writeup about her at the Scranton Times

http://www.scrantontimes.com/article...987119_fea.txt

I am with everyone else! Go!!

My grandmother will be hosting all of her quilts at the Father Nallin Hall of Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church.

Her work is absolutely beautiful!!

Please view a writeup about her at the Scranton Times

http://www.scrantontimes.com/article...987119_fea.txt

What a nice article! I have my camera battery charging right now! We'll be going tomorrow!!

WOW!!! wish it was only 1 1/2 hours from where I lived!! its about a 2 day drive more like :(

Pictures added at this link.... (in Pictures section)

http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/11917.page

Your grandmother's quilts are absolutely fabulous!! :shock: :shock: :!:
Just seeing her quilts was worth the drive to Tunkhannock. My very favorite was the framed, appliqued bouquet of flowers. Do you have any of her quilts?

Aren't they wonderful!!

Yes, I have three of the quilts that were in the show - the Brights Quilt in the right back corner (black and BOLD BRIGHT colors), NY Baskets (twin quilt, left corner, pink), and the Wildflowers (second quilt in, dark green, aplique flowers).

Talk about one lucky grandkid :D