BABAREEBA

On vacation in NC & heading home to FL, We are going to stop in Marrieta Ga at Tiny Stitches, Little Quilts, & Red Hen. Then we head south on I 75 and our next stop isn't until Moultie Ga at Suzettes. From there down I 75 to I 10 heading to Jacksonville to Cinnamons and then heading home to St Petersburg. Need to know of any quilt / fabric shops or anything of interest between any of the stops we have planned, we are taking several days to get home. Thank you for any suggestions

wesing

Don't miss A Scarlet Thread off I-75 at exit 221 south of Atlanta. It's 3 or 4 miles east of the interstate near the car wash and the Waffle House.

DeneK

Check out Quilt & Fixins - 7986 N Main St, Jonesboro, GA - also south of Atlanta.

Claire123

I would try Quilter's Travel Companion:
http://quilterstravelcompanion.com/

ManiacQuilter2

I would also search Google. They can tell you if the quilt stores are still open and their hours they are open. Have fun. I always enjoyed road trips as a child in the 60s.

nunnyJo

good morning from a Largo quilter. sounds like a great trip

Stitchnripper

If you want to go off the beaten path just a bit, there is the Stitch'n quilt in Mableton at 5590 Mableton Parkway, 30126. South of Marietta
http://www.stitchnquiltt.com

toverly

Call Red Hens before you look them up. This past summer they were selling out but trying to work out a sale of the shop. I don't know if it went thru. The owner was moving to Colorado.

Material Witness

Fun trip! I used to live in Pinellas Park and have made that trip many times, back before I got into quilting.

beach quilter

If you're going down I 95 to I4 stop at Margreita's in St Augustine, Byrds Nest in Ormond Beach, and the Quilt Shop of Deland,and Wandering Stitches in Orlando