Geri B

Was in Sevierville about 7 yrs ago......stayed at a lovely house up on English Mountain (don't know if it is still there or called that) anyway half way this mountain on this really scarry road was tucked away the most delightful quilt shop I had ever seen - called Five Gs - she had five grandchildren. What spectacular views from her floor to ceiling windows...I will always remember them. I think of that place often...wish I was a Rockefeller, I would buy it from her and spend my time gazing at nature at its finest....those Smoky Mountains............hmmmmm
I know there is a quilt expo in Pigeon Forge each year now so the area really must have expanded with quilt shops......you will have fun exploring the hollows!!!!!

thrums

Here's the info I received from a friend:


"Trussville, AL has a nice shop just off of 59 called Heart to Heart. In Chattanooga Tenn there is Lavender and Lime quilt shop. Some like it but it is not my favorite.

My favorite store was in Ringold GA not far out of Chattenooga, but it blew away in the April tornadoes and has not yet gotten back it's space and supplies but they say they will. Ringold's store name is Sew Bee It. "

Hope this helps.

Happy Traveling.