12th Annual Bluebonnet Patchwork Trail Driving TourAt Honey Bee in Austin |
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Honey Bee Quilt Store |
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| Inside you will find Dianne. She has been in business 8 years and on the hop for 6 years. Dianne was in charge of choosing the charity that would receive the blocks from our Block Challenge. She did a great job locating Camp Braveheart which aids children who are coping with the loss of a family member. The Linus group will be putting the challenge blocks together into quilts for this group. You will enjoying seeing the blocks displayed at each shop. | ||
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| GETTING FROM HONEY BEE IN AUSTIN...... | ||
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TO QUILT HAUS
IN NEW BRAUNFELS If you aren't the driver, this would be a good time to check out all the goodies you have purchased in Austin!!! We leave Honey Bee by turning Right onto Anderson Mill and going past Pond Springs and under 183. Turn to the Left (going South on the 183 access road) and get on 183 as soon as you can. We are headed for the intersection with I-35 (about 10 miles). At I-35 we will go South towards New Braunfels and San Antonio. |
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| After you pass the Hwy 290 exit stay to the right following signs for the Upper Level. The upper level seems to go faster (and smoother) thru Austin as there are no exits. (However, if you end up on the lower level, it won't matter as they both come back together. ) | ||
There is a great spot for a "sit down" lunch. The Fork and Spoon in the same shopping center is a delightful place to eat. They have been named as the "Best Dessert Spot" in New Braunfels... so we just had to try them to be sure!!! |
 Look for this Quilt Haus store front! |
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Bluebonnet Patchwork Trail Driving Tour brought to you by Creations: 1013 Main, Kerrville, TX. |
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