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Second floor in the Convention Center. About the middle of the long mezzanine/hall. Just follow the crowd! And, there are these huge portholes that look down on the first floor which is the market/vender area. Sneek peek! Way cool!
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I don't think you will be disappointed, Eileen!Originally posted by eileenkny
When you get to the convention center, just ride the escalator up to the second floor. There will be a check-in booth there where you will pick up your totes and lanyards. Be sure to have your name tags and confirmation letters with you when you go to that booth or there will be an extra ($15??) fee.
I always like to take the show booklet and go through the list of vendors and circle the ones that I definitely want to visit. Then I circle their booth numbers on the map of the vendor area so that I can be sure to visit them. That will also help you get a feel for the lay-out of the vendor area and see where the TQS booth is so you can get to it every afternoon at 1:00!! :wink: The isles are marked with GREAT BIG NUMBERS hanging overhead so it's easy to follow the map, but their are so many vendors that it's real easy to forget where you saw something you liked. So....if you see something that you might want to come back to, make a note of the booth number!! Experience speaking here! DUH!
I also like to use the show booklet to get a feel for the layout of the quilts. The big winners are usually along the front isle, but there are always lots of special exhibits that are well worth the time to check them out. Be aware that in some of the special exhibit areas they do NOT allow photographs, so just be aware and look for signs restricting photos.
Also, some vendors will allow photos in their booths, and some do not. It's always a good idea to ask first!
You are going to have such a good time!!
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
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All of that is on the 2nd floor of the GRB You can't miss it!
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Houston time is coming quickly. I am busy checking my supply lists and making piles in my studio. Mostly just pencil and paper. I have so many classes and lectures for which I have high hopes that I will be inspired and motivated. I planned some time to be "a fly on the wall" near my own quilt. This is always an enlightening time. It is fun to see people see ones work. I look forward to the dinner to put faces with the folks I've met on TQS. The end of October will be here soon!!! See you all there!!!!! Whoo Hoo.
Betty Ann in Sunny Florida.Comment
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I won't get to dinner--I work for quilts Inc in the education department and have duties that night. But I'll be working the line for Ricky's show saturday night so look for me and say "hello". I always have my name badge on. I hope to get to the booth at 1 pm but don't usually make that either. I will definitely be at the booth preview night! Mostly, I'm on the 3rd floor, in the education office or zipping from one event to another. I'll be looking for all of you.
https://bbquiltmaker.blogspot.com
North Alabama, USA
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Have I missed something? What booth at 1pm?Comment
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Barb, every day at 1:00 there is a brief "Meet & Greet" at the TQS booth. It is so much fun! We all gather quickly for hugs and a group photo, then we are all off again in separate directions! Please try to make it any day that you are not in a class or have another commitment!
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
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I am there every day and have classes every day but Thursday (shopping day!) Our class lunch hour is usually from 12-2 so I will definitely stop by. Is the booth in a certain place or will we not know that until we get the festival book?Comment
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You will need to check the festival book, but it's usually near the main entrance about row 700.Originally posted by Needleware
Does anyone have the booth number yet???
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
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Barb, The Quilt Show booths are 714, 716, and 718. Ricky's is adjoing, in 720 and 821, on an end. All of the vender's booth numbers are posted now on the http://www.quilts.com. I have scoured it for my favorite venders, and now have a list of all that I want to visit. I tend to get caught up in the excitement, and it is easier for me to do prep work in the quiet of my quilting room, ahead of time. Also, I had an unmarked floor plan from a couple of years ago, so I pulled it and it is now all marked up and highlighted with my favorites. (Booth numbers/floor plans remain the same each year) I'm READY!
Dawn
In beautiful Northwest MontanaComment
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Dear BB (Brains and Beautiful!): Thanx a bazillion for the above info! 8) This gives us plenty of time to map out our personal adventures at IQF! Oh, this is going to be soooooo much fun!!Originally posted by Scoopie
Hugs,
ShirleyComment
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Maybe this link will help! http://www.quilts.com/newHome/shows/...nts/exhibitors
It's Not What You Gather, But What You Scatter
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Oh, my!!!! I haven't been looking at the forum for months and almost missed signup for the TQS dinner!?!?! I just sent Wanda my email to sign up!!!! I'll see everyone there!!!
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That's great, MK! Has your longarm arrived yet? Have fun next week!
from the beautiful Hudson Valley of NY
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