Janetlmt

I go by there and I always forget about it. The Hayloft does have lots to choose from.

ssgramma

Whittle's is maybe 15-20 minutes from Interstate 65 and well worth a visit! Prices are incredible!!!

ooops - forgot to add the link:

http://www.whittlesfabrics.com/


eta: On my 1st cup of coffee here and the Knoxville info translated in my brain as Fort Knox. So I guess you won't be on I-65

nursie76

Oooo! I remember, Zooks just outside of Lancaster has them most awesome selection and fantastic prices. I got a piece there for a pillowcase for my DGS and though it was 100% cotton, almost felt like silk or satin (though not as heavy).

sweet

quick note: Vicksburg MS - great civil war history w/ park with lots of statues and stories and cemetaries. Andrew Jackson's home close too. StitchNFrame quilt shop has a new location there.

BDor

If you go to Vicksburg go thru Hattiesburg and go to Kelly's
great fabric and great prices.

Kelly's Quilt Shop
6140 US Hwy 98 Suite 40
Hattiesburg, Ms39402
601-268-5545

Then you need to go to Corinth, Ms. lots of Civil war history, on Ms. & Tenn. border and then into Tenn to
Shiloh National Mil. park. On the way to Corinth go
thru Tupelo, Ms where Heirlooms is located.My very favorite
shop.

Heirlooms Forever
3112 Cliff Gookin Blvd
Tupelo,MS
662-842-4275
www.sews.com
The trip up thur Ms. is worth the time.
Have fun!!!!

Beverly

Treasure Chest

Good Afternoon. I live in Northeast Missisippi and will be opening Treasure Chest Quilting & More, tomorrow, May 3rd in Corinth, MS. Corinth has several Civil War sights along with Shiloh, TN which is only 15 minutes from Corinth. We would love to have you stop by and shop. We have over 2,000 bolts of fabric, patterns, notions and much more. Have a safe trip.

vbourck

Needle and Thread just outside of Gettysburg has a huge selection of great fabrics, and also usually a large clearance section- my favorite place to hang out!

trupeach1

Abrahams Lady..........Gettysburg, CW repro fabric, patterns and all things sewing related to the 1860's

sandpat

I just visited this shop for the first time with 3 other quiltingboard members. I have to say its a GREAT shop and the women there were really helpful and friendly! I'll most surely try to get there again! Its a little far for me, but it was worth the trip!

Shiloh has a great facility for Civil War buffs...and Corinth has a really good museum along with an interpretive trail you a can follow. Of course these are on the other side of TN from Knoxville, so maybe you can hit these on the way back.

Have a great trip!

BDor

Sandpat, which shop did you go to?

Beverly