must see quilt shops in Ohio?
08-23-2012, 04:53 AM
#11
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Originally Posted by norwalkgma
From an Ohio quilter, here are my favorites: 1. Shiloh/Plymouth area - Country Fabrics - Huge selection and great prices - Mennonite owned. 2. Holmes Co: Miller's Dry Goods in Charm, between Millersburg & Berlin; 3. between Berlin and Sugarcreek is Zinck.s - again nice selection and good prices - also fleece, lace, flannel, buttons, etc. 4. Downtown Berlin is Helping Hands Quilt shop - nice selection but high prices - has a bargain area downstairs. Other small shops and shopping in Berlin - heart of Holmes County and Amish life in Ohio. Enjoy
08-23-2012, 07:56 PM
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You must make a stop at Fabric Shop in Waynesville, OH just north of Cincinnati. You can get to it off of interstates 71 or 75 via state route 73. They have a fantastic selection of fabric. They also sell online. http://www.fabricshack.com/
08-25-2012, 07:26 AM
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If you're close to Huber Heights there's Sulphur Grove Quilt Shop and in the neighboring city of Beavercreek there is The Mason Jar. Both are pretty small, but nice. I like the Fabric Shack in Waynesville, too. Of course, Waynesville has lots of antique & gift shops. It's fun to make it a day in Waynesville.
08-26-2012, 04:18 AM
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The Inn at Walnut Creek has great priced rooms, clean and good breakfast. Wonderful views. When we went it was $69 per night. Renees down the street has great food according to husband. Also got great meals in Berlin. The coffee shop is a nice central place for husband to rest/wait/read newspaper and they have good coffee.
Country Craft Cupboard in Berlin is a great little shop with things I was never able to find anywhere else. Be sure and check out the basement. Across from Helping Hands.
I go twice a year (5 hours away) for two retreats and love the whole area.
Country Craft Cupboard in Berlin is a great little shop with things I was never able to find anywhere else. Be sure and check out the basement. Across from Helping Hands.
I go twice a year (5 hours away) for two retreats and love the whole area.
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