Nashville, TN quilt shops?

[BethMI]

I will be in Nashville and was wondering if there are some LQS to visit while I am there.
Elizabeth :roll:

[Stinki]

I've never been to any when there on business... but I know an EXCELLENT restaraunt! LOL

Carla

[Stinki]

I would love to hear about restaurants too! That will keep both me and my dh happy! :lol:

[Stinki]

The Boundry.... it is wonderful! Yummy food, great atmosphere... a little on the priceier (sp) side, but worth it!

Carla

[Stinki]

I will be in Nashville and was wondering if there are some LQS to visit while I am there.
Elizabeth :roll:

There is a great shop in Goodlettsville. I will have to try to look up the name of it. I try to go there any time I am through TN. This shop is not far from the highway so it would be easy to get to.

[Stinki]

I will be in Nashville and was wondering if there are some LQS to visit while I am there.
Elizabeth :roll:

The Quilters Attic is a very nice shop (haven't been there in a couple of years, tho). (http://www.thequiltersattic.com) If you can head south to Franklin, there are a couple of shops there, and Lebanon has two, also. It seems odd to me that a city as large as Nashville doesn't have even one shop in town!
Brita

[Stinki]

Hi, Elizabeth! The best shops are in Franklin. The Stitcher's Garden is right on mainstreet. It's horribly overcrowded, but she has everything you could ever hope to find -- it just may take time to find it! The other shop in Franklin is much smaller and neater. It's cute, but doesn't have as much selection. It's only a mile or so from downtown on Columbia and is called Quilting Squares.

There are two shops in Lebanon. Lebanon Sewing and Vacuum Center has a decent selection of fabric and books. Quilt Emporium is a nice shop -- great atmosphere -- although the only time I ventured in there the customer service was HORRIBLE! The owner (and only one in the shop) didn't even acknowledge my presence and I was her only customer. Needless to say, I didn't buy a thing.

I have also heard that Harpeth Clock and Quiltworks is nice, but I haven't been there. It's just West of town on I40.

Here's a list of shops in TN, but I think it may be slightly outdated: http://www.thangles.com/TN.html

What part of town will you be staying in?

Let me know when you're going to be in town and if you need a tour guide!

Chelley

[DixieH]

Does anyone know of any quilt shops near Pigeon Forge,TN. Thanks Dixie

[gran5]

There is a neat shop called The Cherry Pit in Sevierville.

[gran5]

I don't remember the name of it but there is a quilt shop in Goodlettsville, TN(which is very close to Nashville-like a suburb). I love this shop and stop whenever I am in the area.

[DixieH]

Thanks so much, Dixie