Who was this Paducah vendor?
 

After 3 days in Paducah I can't recall the name of a vendor--surprise! They sold packages of 8 fat quarters and separate packages of coordinating border fabrics with a variety of patterns. Anybody know who I'm talking about? Thanks.

That is going to be hard to find out since I assume there are many vendors during the event. Good Luck.

Did you try finding a list of the vendors (check the web for a list)? If so maybe you could go to their website and find see if they are who you're trying to find.

Do you remember where the vendor was located - upstairs, main floor with most of the quilt exhibits or "around the corner" on the main floor? If you picked up the magazine that described the quilts, that is a list of the vendors and diagrams of where all the vendors were located. This won't help you though if you think they were in the other vendor locations (Rotary quilt exhibit, etc.) Hope you find the vendor you are looking for!

There is one i buy from at road2ca all the time and all they sell are fat quarters and fat quarter patterns made by them they are called sweet treats and the shop is called the pincushion boutique here is the site, hope its the one you are looking for

http://www.sweettreat.com/Version2.3.4/catalog/

Sweet Treats is a wonderful vendor. Hope this is the one you are looking for. I haven't made the trip to Paducah yet (maybe next year?) but have purchased from them often at Road to California. Their variety is amazing and the quality of their fabrics is fabulous. They do a wonderful job of coordinating the fabrics in their bundles.

Oh, my -- just checked and I still have two 8-piece fat quarter bundles to create a couple of fabulous quilts.
LUCKY ME!!!

Just checked out the Sweet Treats website.....oh I do like their stuff. Book marked some fabric and pattern to make my 2 year old granddaughter a quilt. Thank you!!

Hearts to Holly
What you probably are are looking for is called Holly Bunchesl. Their original designs
Heartstoholly.com

It was probably Sweet Treats they had awesome sets of 8 fat quarters.