The Farm has been in the owner’s family since 1898. The Owners Uncle operated a Nursery named Easterly Nursery. The nursery eventually moved a mile to South Lee Highway, where it is still operated today.

The Quilt Square is inspired by a quilt from the 1930's by the owner's grandmother, Nannie Kelso Ervin.

Foster’s Trail & Alpaca Farm breeds and sells elite Huacaya Alpacas. They offer visitors the opportunity to experience and learn about these inquisitive, unique animals from South America. They also offer alpaca by-products from their fleece, such as yarn, roving, socks, gloves, and other clothing items.

Misty Mountain is where quality grows. Customers can find Perennials, shrubs, vegetable plants, seeds, annuals, balloon bouquets, indoor plants, and much more. Most of the plants are grown locally, right on the farm.

The Farm at Walker Valley is a 4th generation farm, raising primarily beef cattle on the 550 acre farm. They launched a pumpkin patch in the fall of 2009 and are launching other Agri-tourism operations including event rentals.

Originally an English Pattern. Painted by Cleveland High School Art Dept.

We have had an e-bay store since 2007. We then moved to also selling on another site in early 2008. In June 2009 we started a small brick 'n mortar store. We outgrew that space very quickly and decided it was time to move. We moved to the first location in Historical Downtown Cleveland in November 2009. Outgrew that spot and November 2010 moved to the First Street Square in the Five Points Museum District. We are now located at 219 First Street NE, Cleveland, TN. We are now also on facebook. Come visit us at both locations.

This pattern was a widely used pattern between 1830-1880, and originally came from Tennnesse. This pattern is actually modeled after Maggie Malone;s 500 Full Size Patchwork Patterns, 1985.

A quilter's haven. Come to Pappy's to learn how to quilt or get help with your quilt. They sell fabrics and all manner of quilting notions and supplies, AND classes too!

Avoid parkway gridlock! Take the back route to Gatlinburg and stop in at Mountain Sage Gallery, the first stop on our time-saving Great Smoky Arts & Crafts Tour!

A unique collection of crafts, art, and custom furniture featuring some of the areas finest Artisans.