Quilt info in Hawaii
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Where in Hawaii are you going?
There are shops pretty much on all islands.
Oahu has a ton.
Big Island has a couple that I know about.
Maui has one that I know about, but I know there is someone here that lives there that could guide you to the place.
There are shops pretty much on all islands.
Oahu has a ton.
Big Island has a couple that I know about.
Maui has one that I know about, but I know there is someone here that lives there that could guide you to the place.
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Which side are you going to? Kona or Hilo?
If you go to the Kona side, you HAVE to go down the main road and spell your name on the side of the road in white coral. It's just something you HAVE to do!!
There's really not a whole lot to do there. Lots of pricey touristy stuff.
If you are into adventure, I suggest doing the Manta Ray snorkel. It's awesome and breathtaking!
I did manage to hit a couple Coffee Farms, but didn't get to any quilt shops there. Wasn't really there for that (gasp!) since I was living on Oahu at the time and could get what I needed there.
If you go to the Kona side, you HAVE to go down the main road and spell your name on the side of the road in white coral. It's just something you HAVE to do!!
There's really not a whole lot to do there. Lots of pricey touristy stuff.
If you are into adventure, I suggest doing the Manta Ray snorkel. It's awesome and breathtaking!
I did manage to hit a couple Coffee Farms, but didn't get to any quilt shops there. Wasn't really there for that (gasp!) since I was living on Oahu at the time and could get what I needed there.
#6
I lived there but didn't quilt at the time. My children went 2 years ago and brought back all kinds of quilt patterns and neat stuff for me. Sure wish I could get there now. Enjoy enjoy!!!!! I am jealous. Let us know what neat things you come back with
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Originally Posted by tlrnhi
Which side are you going to? Kona or Hilo?
If you go to the Kona side, you HAVE to go down the main road and spell your name on the side of the road in white coral. It's just something you HAVE to do!!
There's really not a whole lot to do there. Lots of pricey touristy stuff.
If you are into adventure, I suggest doing the Manta Ray snorkel. It's awesome and breathtaking!
I did manage to hit a couple Coffee Farms, but didn't get to any quilt shops there. Wasn't really there for that (gasp!) since I was living on Oahu at the time and could get what I needed there.
If you go to the Kona side, you HAVE to go down the main road and spell your name on the side of the road in white coral. It's just something you HAVE to do!!
There's really not a whole lot to do there. Lots of pricey touristy stuff.
If you are into adventure, I suggest doing the Manta Ray snorkel. It's awesome and breathtaking!
I did manage to hit a couple Coffee Farms, but didn't get to any quilt shops there. Wasn't really there for that (gasp!) since I was living on Oahu at the time and could get what I needed there.
#10
Originally Posted by tlrnhi
Where in Hawaii are you going?
There are shops pretty much on all islands.
Oahu has a ton.
Big Island has a couple that I know about.
Maui has one that I know about, but I know there is someone here that lives there that could guide you to the place.
There are shops pretty much on all islands.
Oahu has a ton.
Big Island has a couple that I know about.
Maui has one that I know about, but I know there is someone here that lives there that could guide you to the place.
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