Any Good Fabric Shops in Holmes County Ohio ?
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We are headed to Holmes County (Amish area) in Ohio over the 4th of July. Can anyone suggest some good fabric or craft shops to visit while there ? Any other suggestions as what to do or see? Thank you !
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My favorites are Millers Dry Goods in Charm and Zincks in Berlin. Mrs Yoders near Mt. Eaton is our favorite place to eat. And the Ashery is a bulk foods store that is always worth a visit.
Warther's Woodcarving Museum in Dover is absolutely fascinating! Not to be confused with David Warther's near Sugar Creek.
Enjoy your visit!
Warther's Woodcarving Museum in Dover is absolutely fascinating! Not to be confused with David Warther's near Sugar Creek.
Enjoy your visit!
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Bring $$$$$$$$$$! There a 6-7 shops all with in 15-20 mins driving disrtance for Berlin, Ohio. Miler Dry goods, charm ( then have web site) Zincksi , RT 39, berlin ( never been there), gramma's Fannies, RT 39, Berlin, Country Cupboard, Rt39 berlin, Helping hand Craft shop, RT 39 Berlin ( across the street for each other) Lone star Quilt shop, Mt Hope, Ohio (about 10 min for Berlin ask for directions) Also the one in Muillersburg but have not been there. Then if you have $$$ left- Paw Paw Patch in Mt Vernoin ( about 20 min south of charm). And then-- search "ohio quilt shops" and you can see the exact addresses for these and MANY more shops. Come back to Ohio to visit anytime!!!!! Happy shopping!!!!!
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My favorites are Millers Dry Goods in Charm and Zincks in Berlin. Mrs Yoders near Mt. Eaton is our favorite place to eat. And the Ashery is a bulk foods store that is always worth a visit.
Warther's Woodcarving Museum in Dover is absolutely fascinating! Not to be confused with David Warther's near Sugar Creek.
Enjoy your visit!
Warther's Woodcarving Museum in Dover is absolutely fascinating! Not to be confused with David Warther's near Sugar Creek.
Enjoy your visit!
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Ladies- I just heard of a "shop-Hop" called "row-by-row Experience " that is through out the US state by state. Check the following link for more info http://www.rowbyrowexperience.com/oh...row-experience sound easy and FUN!!!!!
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