Ohio’s Amish Country Quilt Shop Hop 2025 Part 2 [PLUS Giveaway]
This second video of our Ohio’s Amish Country Quilt Shop Hop really showcases all of the beautiful hand quilted quilts unique to the Holmes County, Ohio area.
Holmes County Ohio is home to the 2nd largest Amish community in the world. This influence is very evident with all of the hand quilting we see in these final 5 Holmes County shops we visited during the shop hop.
I told you last week that if you enjoyed the hand quilting you saw at Carlisle Fabrics that you would also enjoy the next shops we were going to visit. There were so many pretty things to see!
I hope you enjoy watching this second video of our travels!
About that giveaway….
If you’ve already watched the video, you heard me chat about the Abloom block kits that I picked up at each of the 12 quilt shops we visited. I am giving all of them away to one lucky winner (along with the bow pattern I mentioned). The giveaway is open to any of my YouTube subscribers. To enter, make sure you are subscribed, and then leave a comment below telling me which of the 12 shops we visited caught your eye the most and what you liked best at that shop. If you missed the part 1 video, you can watch here.
The giveaway is open through next Saturday, December 20. I will draw a winner the week of the 21st and announce it here on the blog.
Good luck and thank you so much for watching! Corey
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I really liked the one last week, I think it was called Anna Louisa, something like that. I live in Dayton and plan to recreate your shop hop next Spring when the artic blast is gone! Thanks for giving us the tour.
What a beautiful lone star quilt that your husband gave you! Love your beautiful fabric line!
Thank you so much for these videos on this shop hop. So many beautiful quilts. My favorite shop was Carlisle Quilts.
I liked all the shops; but Anna Louisa’s quilt pattern really spoke to me. I know you had fun and how great of an anniversary gift you received!
I love shop hops. It’s a new chance to explore and see some exciting ideas and meet fun people. I was impressed with Millers Dry Goods. The first thing that caught my eye was the chairs outside the store. Charming, welcoming and cozy. Perfect! Although, all the shops were inviting and showcased their talents. I only wished I didn’t live so far away… South Dakota. Thank you for taking me a long on your adventure!
Fun seeing a shop hop this way so thank you! I’m pretty sure I was at the Berlin quilt shop about 5 years ago with my SIL so that was fun to see!
Thank you so much for taking us on this beautiful journey
I now need to plan a road trip to the shops you visited. You are blessed with some fantastic shops and artisans in your corner of the world. The range of following kits was fun to see also! Must admit I think Tig’s garden might be my favorite!
I love all the shops I’ve seen. Miller Dry Goods is amazing. Thank for this tour. Loved it.
I have loved strawberry fabrics and have worked on two or three Christmas quilts. I have a photo of one that I’d like to send but I don’t see the email to send it to. Thank you for your wonderful and inspirational Saturday Sharon’s.
I also loved Milker dry goods stores! They feel so homey and well laid out. You have inspired me to make a trip to the shop hop next year (I’m in New Mexico) and visit all of these amazing stores myself!
I loved seeing all the shops! I had been to several of them last fall when my friend and I did the All Ohio Shop Hop. I think my favorite shops were the Lonestar or Plaid Sheep shops. I could spend so much time and money in the area. Beautiful country.
I have been thinking about the layout they used at the very first shop, Fabric Obsession, all week long! I so want to make that. Thank you for such a fun ride along!
Oh my goodness. Now I want to do my own shop hop trip. My favorite to see was The Plaid Sheep, one I’ve always wanted to go to. Loved them all. The only one I’ve been to was the Polka Dot Pin Cushion when on a visit with my daughter. So much great inspirations!!!
Loved seeing all the shops. Some day I want to visit the shops in Ohio. Would be a great road trip from Western New York. Helping hands quilt design I loved the best, but each was unique.
I so enjoyed watching these videos. You and Ryan did a great job highlighting the shops and inspired me to take a little trip on my own. I loved all the shops and was very jealous of all of the choices available to Ohio quilters. I think my favorite shop was the Lone Star. (But really how could you pick just one?) My favorite shop hop quilt was the one from Lone Star. It took my breath away! I thought it was so beautiful!
Corey, you made my heart so happy to visit all these shops!! It makes me wanna go to Ohio and visit everyone of those shops! I live in Amish country in Wisconsin, and appreciate their talents in all they do.
Corey, this shop tour was so much fun. I love it when I can look and not have to buy anything. I wish I lived closer to Ohio. Do the shops sell the patterns for these blocks?
I enjoyed seeing all the awesome shops in the hop. Living in Yuma, AZ I’m about 3 hours away from multiple quilt shops. We have 2 great ones here in Yuma but others are more distant! I loved the pattern at the Carlisle Quilt Shop. I actually messaged them and ordered it. Now I’ll have another quilt to complete! All the quilts were simply outstanding!
I loved seeing all the quilt stores. My favorite was the Lone Star Quilt Shop. I loved their finish setting for all the blocks. I also loved seeing all the hand quilted quilts. They are so talented.
Loved Anna Louisa’s but also Plaid Sheep and Lone Star. But who am I kidding …. I loved the all. I’m definitely going to do the trip next year! I will be broke at the end of the trip but oh so happy 😜. Thank you for doing this road trip for us. Ryan is a keeper! He has great taste in quilts. I shared your video with my fellow quilters. Best wishes for the festive season.
It’s so nice to see the shops from home. Living in NC I don’t get home that often. So many ideas and I love the big bow!
This has been so much fun to watch. As a west coast girl, I’m already planning a road trip to shop hop different parts of the country and I can’t wait to visit your neck of the woods.
I really enjoyed watching the Amish Quilt Shop Hop. My favorite shop would be Millers Dry Goods. We visited that shop while living in Ohio. I was just learning how to quilt. I believe I bought quilting stencils there. I love the Abloom fabric and have the panel which I plan to cross stitch and incorporate into a wall hanging. Truly enjoy your Saturday videos.
Hi Corey- I loved all the shops but my favorite was The Plaid Sheep – I think this looks like a fun road trip. I have never travelled to Ohio. Good job Ryan on your purchase for an anniversary gift. So thoughtful! All quilts made for the shop hop were stunning!!!!
-30 wind chill today , but I’m all warm and cozy watching your quilt videos. Beautiful quilts and the lone star is stunning. What a nice gift .
Thank you for all your hard work .
Really all the shops looked wonderful but I loved the Helping Hands Quilt Shop. That Whole Cloth Quilt has always been on my list of quilts to have done. Thanks for the tour.
I loved seeing the shops in your videos and am looking forward to visiting some of them. I have been to Helping Hands quilt shop but it’s been awhile. I live in Dalton Ohio so it’s not very far for me to visit several of these shops.
The Lone Star quilt shop caught my attention!! All the quilt shops were fantastic. The quilt that came home with you is absolutely STUNNING! Sorry about all the excitement, but color, arraignment and design get me excited.
I loved all the shops quilts but I think I liked lone star the best. So many beautiful quilts. The ladies that work there are so wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
I ready enjoyed watching all the shops. My fav was helping hands. I just loved the lone star quilt in peachy keen. That is one of my favorite fabric lines.
I really enjoyed watching these videos of the shop hop. I can’t pick a favorite shop, they were all beautiful!! I did really love seeing all the hand quilted quilts in Miller Dry Goods and the Lone Star Quilt Shops. Seeing all these quilt shops makes me want to take a trip to visit. It’s definitely going on my bucket list. Thank you so much for taking us along.
I loved your quilt tours. Thank you for sharing. Happy Anniversary to you both. Your lone starquilt is beautiful .
This video was so great to watch. The last time you posted about the Plaid Sheep shop, I had to take a road trip from Pittsburgh to visit. It is such a great shop. Now that I watched this video, I can see another road trip in the near future. All of these shops look amazing.
I really can’t pick one favorite shop that you featured from your shop hop. They were all so wonderful and strongly thinking a road trip is in my future. (better weather). Can’t wait to see all the wonderful hand quilting! Really love your lone star quilt in Peachy Keen!!
I really enjoyed and loved your video of the Amish Country Shop Hop! I now have several quilt shops on my bucket list to visit! Thank you!
Thanks you so much for this wonderful video of all the stores. I live in Missouri so seeing other stores in other states is so fun. As to favorite shop it is so hard to choose. Love then all.
I love the little wiches hat in the backgroung at Chestnut Ridge but my favorte shop is Lone Star because I am a hand quilter.
I loved the shop hop videos and it is hard to pick a favorite but since I like star blocks I would pick the Lone Star shop. I have an “antique” quilt of that pattern in my possession which was made by my late husband’s great grandmother.
Cory, I love all your quilts and patternsl I’m ready to sandwich your Joy filled pattern I put together with your Peachy Keen fabric. I love the lone star quilts you shared on your shop hop tour.
My favorite quilt shop that you visited was Fabric Obsession. Their Shop Hop quilt with the birdhouses was adorable. I also enjoyed seeing the Ohio countryside as I rode along with you. Thank you for the two videos. You have a wealth of quilt shops and fabrics at your disposal.
I really enjoyed the shop hop videos. I’ve never been to Ohio, but it looks beautiful. The quilt shops are fabulous!
I loved the shop hop videos! I would like to visit this area and all the quilt shops🥰
What an amazing tour! I was in the Holmes County area a long time ago! Your trip took me back and reminded me how much I love the area! Each shop was so unique I don’t think I could pick a favorite!
Happy Anniversary yo you and Ryan! Love the quilt!
Absolutely loved you Holmes County shop hop tours. Having recently visited them during the All Ohio Shop Hop it was fun to see them in video. Each shop is so unique, and staff wonderful, thus can’t say I have a favoritel. Looking forward to another day trip visit all of them.
Thanks for the great videos! My favorite was Plaid Sheep Co. Their shop hop quilt really spoke to me. Do you know if the shops are publishing their patterns? I haven’t been able to find any.
I could not possibly pick just one. There were so many beautiful shop quilts, it just wouldn’t be fair. The designers were all so fabulous and they made your fabric shine. I loved everyone if them and all the handquilting made my heart go pitter patter. Thank you so much gor your blog, videos, fabric and kindness. You are the treasurer and I am so happy to have found you. Love and Blessing to you, your family this Christmas season ❤️
Thanks for the last 2 weeks of video fun. So many nice shops but I really liked Miller’s Dry Good. You did a great job of highlighting each shop. Your husband did a great job on your anniversary gift it is beautiful.
I liked plaid sheep shop the best. i would love visiting them all.
This is so fun that you took us along. I don’t have any quilt shops near me so it was a treat! Happy anniversary!
I so enjoyed the time I get to spend with you. The shop hop was a lot of fun seeing what is available and how talented people are. I really don’t have a favorite! I really loved them all!
AnnaLouisa has always been my favorite quilt shop in that area! I love all the quilts and projects displayed. Each room brings such delight when I walk in. The staff is really friendly and so helpful. My husband fell in love with the layout of the shop and the ladies that fed him cookies during the 2024 shop hop.
Many thanks to you and Ryan for taking us on the journey to see the shops.
I loved going on this tour with y’all ! I usually do my fabric shopping locally and in Lancaster Pa, but this has given me a desire to head that way ! Years ago a group of church ladies all went to Holmes Co to get fabric for a church quilt and Miller dry goods was one we stopped at !
Loved the videos of all of the shops! Have been to most of the Holmes County shops over the years. My favorite is Millers Dry Goods. Always a wonderful selection of fabrics and fun things to see. Lonestar is beautiful also.
Love watching your videos every Saturday morning with a cup of coffee in hand. Your patterns and fabrics are so inspiring. Can’t wait to visit the shops on our annual anniversary trip in January!
I have never been to Ohio but what a beautiful selection of quilt shops. I’d choose Lone Star Quilts. Since I live in Texas, Lone Star is a pattern I’ve always wanted to do but haven’t…yet!
I enjoyed seeing your trip through Holmes County. It’s one if my favorite places here in Ohio to visit for quilt supply shopping. I couldn’t pick just one, I love them all. Each one unique and offers so much quilty goodness!
I loved your videos related to your shop hop! Those were a very nice addition! I loved all the shops, but I think I adored the Lone Star shop the most because of all of the beautiful hand quilted Lonestar quilts. I love the peachy keen longstanding that your husband bought you–it is simply gorgeous!!!
Thank you for taking us along on your shop hop. It made me wish I lived in Ohio, so pretty there. Tigs Garden was my favorite, but so many beautiful quilts.
I enjoyed both weeks of the shop hop . Thanks for sharing.
Loved watching the shop hop video’s. Especially liked Tiggy’s garden and the Carpenter Star quilts. I would love to do this shop hop in the future.
My favorite shop was Millers Dry Goods. My late husband and I visited Berlin a few years ago and I remember being in that shop. We were in many others (all wonderful) but for some reason, I distinctly remember Millers. I so enjoyed visiting all the shops via your tour since I’m afraid I’ll never get back to that area from my home here in NC. But I can always hope! Thank you – I enjoy your YouTube show every Saturday morning and love to read your blog and follow your site on social media.
Loved all the shops… I would choose Millers only because I visited it several years ago.
I watched both parts of the show. I used to live in Ohio a long time ago. It was fun to walk down memory lane with you. All the shops are beautiful and it makes me sad they are so far away from me. I loved it all!
I loved the Lone Star shop, but every store had so many goodies! When I retire think I will take a trip out your way to see all the shops!
What a beautiful Anniversary Gift! I would love to make those blocks. I hope to one day do a shop hope for my area. ☺️
What a delight both of these segments have been! I am hard pressed to pick a favorite but the Lone Star shop with all of those hand quilted quilts was extraordinary! You are so fortunate to live in an area with all of those lovely quilt shops!
Hi,Corey. Thank you so much for sharing your trip at your local quilt shops! I have been to every one of them at previous hops. It was fun remembering how my sister and I would enjoy traveling in that area during our FARTing. I love watching your videos every Saturday. Happy Anniversary ❤️
Thank you for taking me along on your road trip. All of the shops were wonderful, there’s just something cozy about quilt shops. I especially liked Plaid Sheep, but any shop with rocking chairs out front has my vote.
So many beautiful shops! I really enjoyed seeing them all. Thank you for the tour of Ohio. My favorite shop was Miller’s Dry Goods.
I have love the shop hop videos.
I loved all the ships and want to visit some day. My favorite was the Miller Dry Goods shop. I love old buildings and the hometown feel of the shop.
Miller’s Dry goods but I loved them all
I enjoyed the wonderful quilt shop hop! Now I need to take a mini vacation to Ohio Amish country to visit all of them in person! My favorite shop was Miller’s!
I really loved the shop hop. So many very beautiful quilts. If only I were a thimble full that talented! Loved the bow idea also. Thank you so much for sharing your time and talent with all of us. God bless and Merry Christmas
I loved Miller’s Dry Goods and the variety of ways they worked with the world of quilting. I would love one of those hand-quilted quilts. Guess we will have to take a road trip your way to Amish country..
The Carlisle Quilt shop caught my eye for the beautiful dress making fabrics. I am reduced to only online shopping for fabric. My closest fabric shop is two and a half hours away and only carries quilting fabric. Thank you for the shop hop videos. So fun.
I absolutely loved this shop hop series. The shop I loved the most was the Lone Star Shop. That Peachy Keen Lonestar quilt was gorgeous. I’m so very happy you were gifted that quilt. Way to go Ryan. The one quilt that spoke to me was the one with Tiggs in it. That quilt was amazing, all the quilts were amazing, but that one spoke to me. Thanks again for the tours.
I love watching your videos especially the shop hop. I have a longarm quilting business in Indiana & I don’t have a chance to get out to see many shops.
I love Miller Dry Goods. Mostly because if the Moda fabrics. I’ve fallen in love with Corey Yoder fabrics/patterns. Not only Corey’s fabrics, but all of the other wonderful, talented Moda fabrics
Keep up the good work Corey
Happy Holidays 🌲
I wish I could visit all of the shops! It is hard to pick just one. Each one was my favorite shop so I pick the Lone Star! Thanks for taking us along! Amish country in Ohio is beautiful.
Wow what a beautiful journey and Ryan great anniversary quilt. Good job. Elaine, funny how you love the home spun. As I have been watching this video I am sewing my homespun nine patch with the simple star ( aka friendship star). Thank you for all the videos. Love them all. And so ready to get block 12 and finishing plus bonus from our bom with the calli and co
I LOVED the Plaid Sheep “Tiggs Garden” quilt. So creative and fun!!!
I loved the tour of the hop shop. It was nice to see all the beautiful quilt shops and all of the beautiful quilts that were hand quilted. What a beautiful anniversary present! Thank you!
Good morning,
What a lovely trip through Ohio, and the shops-WOW! Thank you for sharing, so fun to see what other areas of our quilting world have to offer. Love having my Saturday morning coffee with you and seeing what adventures you have to share. Happy Holidays
I think my favorite shop quilt was at Plaid Sheep. The design of the garden was so wonderful. What I loved most is that I am still in the design stage, but in the future, I will have a large garden wall quilt. I’m adding S. Sue and O. Bill to an existing garden quilt pattern. For everyone shop, the hand quilting that they offer is just so much more than anything I’m accustomed to these days. Thank you for taking us with you. I would love to win the Shop Hop blocks and the bow pattern.
Love your shop hop videos. Makes me want to take a trip to the area! It’s so hard to pick a favorite as I loved them all. But, I’m going to pick Lone Star Quilt Shop. Thank you for your great fabric designs, patterns and these wonderful YouTube video – YOU’RE THE BEST!!
Thank you for sharing your shop hop. The nearest quilt shop for me is an hour drive. The shops were wonderful. My favorite quilt would be the log cabin from your first day of hopping. I am currently making the mystery quilt from Fat Quarter Shop in your Abloom line. I would love to travel your way and have a quilt hand quilted or even take a lesson from the Amish community. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family. Sherri McLaughlin
I loved your virtual tour. My favorite was Carlisle. Loved their quilt. I was unable to go on the shop hop this year due to medical issues with my husband. Maybe next year! Thank you for the tour
I love Miller dry goods. I had the pleasure of visiting once.
Thank you so much for taking us along on the shop hop. It made me want to plan a trip to Ohio (I live in Arizona) to visit all the quilt shops. Seeing each of the different quilts that were made was suck a delight. I especially liked the garden quilt with Tiggs on it!
Shop hops are the best. Thank you for sharing these shops with us. I loved all of them, but my favorite was Chestnut Ridge Sewing because I love Bernina machines. I dream of some day owning a Bernina longarm. And that they train and rent their longarm machines out to customers, well they became my favorite. I have two favorite quilts…Tigs Garden at Plaid Sheep Co and the hand quilted quilt at Helping Hands Quilt shop. Thanks again for sharing with us.
I look forward to your YouTube videos every Saturday morning. And I really really hope that you have a mystery quilt for 2026 again
I have really enjoyed watching your shop hop videos. I am in the UK and we have nothing akin to what you have shown. It was a wonderful glimpse into your area, you did a great PR job for everyone and Holmes county is now on my travel wish list! I’d like to retrace the shops which you visited and find it hard to identify a favourite to drop into, but pushed to decide I’d have to say the one in your second video which displayed so many hand quilted goods.
Watching your YouTube video I am going to do the Ohio shop hop. It was really nice seeing all the hand quilted quilts.
Corey,what a wonderful trip. Wish I could be a little mouse and ride along with you, Bless you and your husband for sharing the trip ,and happy anniversary and many more.
I loved these videos. Personally, I’ve never seen so much hand quilting. It’s beautiful. I am so happy for you that you have that Lone Star quilt. It’s amazing.
I live in New Philadelphia and I am not far from some of these quilt shops. I have been to the shop in Berlin and loved it. The shop I liked the best was the Anything Sews in Dover, OH. It is so close to me, but I had no idea it existed. I will be making a trip there soon. I have ordered a lot of quilt fabrics online, but it would be nice to shop in an actual store. Thanks so much for showing all the quilt shops. I will have to make a trip to see many of them, maybe in the Spring when I know there won’t be any snow. I enjoy watching your Saturday videos. Thanks for sharing your talents with us. Barb Drummond
Hi Cori,
I eagerly wait for Saturday mornings so i can watch your videos. Lived in holmes county for 12 years and moved backto florida 10 years ago. I really miss the shopping for fabric in Berlin. Have been quilting for many years and love your line of fabrics. Dolores Brogdon.
The Lone Star Quilt shop was really impressive to me with all the hand quilted quilt!!! Wow! It was so fun that you husband bought you the quilt from there. What a nice hubby.
I enjoyed both parts of your shop hop tours. Would love to live near such wonderful quilt shops. Thank you for sharing your adventures on the shop hop!
All the shops were so pretty and now am going to be making a trip to Holmes county Ohio, it looks so lovely with lots of fun shops….picking a fav was tough and its a toss up between millers dry goods and the lone star shop ..im going with the lone star shop maybe that will be good luck for me for a win! Have a wonderful Week Corey and happy anniversary to you and Ryan….whats fabulous anniversary present he got for you!
I loved them all, I think favorite is Miller’s dry goods, I love all the colors thanks so much for sharing
I have so much enjoyed your tour, loved the lone star quilt, all the quilts were beautiful, wish I could buy all of them, happy anniversary to you both, God bless
Hi Corey,
I enjoyed taking this trip of all the shops. I’m from Zanesville, Ohio now living in Tennessee. Every year my sister and I would come back to Ohio to visit my mother and my other sister and several times we would go to Berlin, Walnut Creek to shop, EAT, and visit the quilt shops. Sometimes we made it to your largest flea market. We had the best times. Be safe and enjoy the holidays. Patty
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This was so much fun. The second video was as familiar as walking through my house. I love Miller’s and Lone star they are my favorite but I can’t wait to check out Medina. We didnt get to the hop becasue its so hard to do around work but this was fun.
I loved the quilt from millers dry goods. Are those pattern available at the shop?
Good morning, Corey. Anna Louisa’s shop was the most charming as far as how she displayed her fabric. The “shelf bed’s” were so clever and unique. I think my favorite though, was Miller’s Dry Goods. All of the hand quilting grabs my heart. When I was in my mid to late thirties, I joined a group of women at a local VFW hut once a week. We set up three or four quilting frames and sat and hand quilted quilts to send overseas. They were for a program that sent our soldiers who were wounded home. Each was wrapped in a handmade quilt for the journey. Merry Christmas and thank you so much for the joy you bring to your videos each Saturday morning.
Helping Hands Quilt Shop!!
I bought my first hand quilted quilt about three years ago while visiting the shop in Berlin. The quilt is absolutely beautiful and it started me on my own quilting journey. Thank you so much for filming the shop hop. My mother and I will be visiting Ohio next summer to go visit all of the shops and my boys too because they live in Ohio. 😂
Great tour of the quilt shops! Thank you so much… Impossible to pick my favorite!
Thank you for sharing your adventure! My sister, Christi Franks, has talked about her adventures for the same Shop Hop. She recently shared Miller’s Dry Goods online shop with me (I have since ordered from them). What a blessing it is to have that many shops to visit, purchase, and learn from!
Hello Corey, Thank you for the shop hop videos. Raised in SW PA and now living in AZ, I miss our Amish community and all the wonderful fabric, hand quilting and homemade goods. I have to say Miller’s Dry Goods and Lone Star take first in my heart, with all the others favorited as well! Each bringing the unique design and style. I saved each shop to my favorites and made a few purchases as well. Thank you for sharing, you make each Saturday special!
(P.S. Happy Anniversary! Glad Ryan purchased the Peachy Keen Lone Star, it was on my radar to purchase!. , I love that fabric line and the quilting was beautiful and I did not even see it up close to admire it all!)
Kindly,
Shelley Francis
My favorite was the quilt at plaid sheep but there were things at each one that I enjoyed. Wish I lived closer! Really loved seeing all the hand quilting. And the zippers were fun. What a fun shop hop
I loved these videos of the shop hop and your weekly videos. Personally, I’ve never seen so much hand quilting. It’s beautiful. I’ve sewed and crafted all my life but have only been quilting a few years. Now I understand what a shop hop can be. I am so happy for you that you have that Lone Star quilt. It’s amazing.
Lone star shop is my favorite although it is hard to choose. Ryan made an awesome choice for your anniversary! Happy wife, happy life!
I loved the On Williams Street huge floral quilt. I do t remember the shop. I live in the Los Angeles area, and was amazed at how large the quilt shops were. We don’t have anything like these in Southern California
The quilt would make a great charity quilt.
Cory what a wonderful giveaway. I really enjoy watching your videos. I really liked the shop that had the bow pattern. You could use that bow so many different ways.
Love the tour. My husband’s family live in Ohio around Cleveland. On summer we went traveled up there to see all the relatives and one day we got to visit different quilt shops and I wanted to see the Amish area. I believe we went to the Plaid Sheep Company. Loved all the stores I went into but sorry can’t remember the names.
Your last two videos have inspired me to vacation to Ohio (from Washington state) and visit many of these shops. I love the craftmanship of hand quilting even though I have only hand quilted one in my life – it was the Ohio Star for my friend from Ohio. That was over 40 years ago! Thanks for sharing. I would love to win but even if I don’t, I hope to pick up patterns when I visit these shops.
Thank you for taking me on this road trip and just so you know I’m pretty lucky 😉
Loved the Lone Star shop and of course, the Lone Star quilt that you brought home is my favorite!
Corey, This has been the most fun. My Dad is from this area and we don’t live all that far away. It would be fun to do my own shop hop with my sister in the warmer weather. I loved the Tigg’s Garden quilt at Plaid Sheep. so hard to choose one. They all are gorgeous.
Saturday mornings are always a time to look forward to because I so enjoy sipping coffee while watching Corey’s latest video. The shop hop videos were great fun, especially as I have not been to a shop hop for several years. I live in an isolated mountain community which had 2 quilt shops when I moved here but now we have none and one must drive for hours to reach a quilt shop. I really miss those outings and you did a beautiful job of featuring those Ohio shops. The shops all had done such a great job of making their quilts unique and I enjoyed each. Ryan is a very smart husband to have found the perfect anniversary gift. I know you will enjoy and cherish it. I also think it was especially nice of Rochelle to donate the big bow pattern to add to your giveaway. One lucky fan of yours will surely appreciate receiving that package from you. Keep creating and sharing. I can barely wait for next Saturday to get the pattern for the final sew-along block and finishing instructions. This will be the fourth one of your sew-alongs I have completed and I do not give these quilts away as I am such a fan of your fabric and quilt patterns.
Corey, I loved the quilt in the shop hop. The price for the kit is $ 149.00
does that include all the fabric for the front and the pattern.
Do they do international shipping? Thanks
Thank you for taking us along on this shop hop tour.. every quilt shop is so unique. Thank full for all the creativity that was put in to each and every quilt. Loved all the shops.
While each of the shops were fun to visit through your travels, I especially loved the Lone Star Quilt shop and design. I’ve always wanted to make a Lone Star quilt, but never worked up the courage. The hand quilting in so many of the shops is astonishing!
This was so fun to watch. Have never been on a shop hop before and doubt that I will ever get to visit all these treasures you have taken us to. I live in Canada and enjoyed every shop you visited. Thank You. I hope you do more of these shop hops. Love your anniversary gift. Would like to see all the hand quilted quilts.
Thank you taking us along the quilt hop shop adventure, I truly enjoyed it! You inspire me to add it on my bucket list!! As new quilter, I got inspired to learn how to hand quilt. Thank you!!!
My favorite quilts were the Abloom Bird House Quilt at Fabric Obsession and the Abloom Hand-quilted Quilt at Carlisle Fabrics & Quilts. I also loved the Big Giant Quilted Bow pattern from Miller’s Dry Goods. Thanks, Corey, for these awesome videos!
I thought the Lonestar quilt shop was amazing. It was my favorite. However, I enjoyed being on your journey as you visited all the quilt shops.
Wow, what beautiful quilts. I loved Helping Hands and Carlisle quilt shops. I contacted Carlisle about their shop hop quilt and they couldn’t have been nicer or more pleasant to work with. I live on Long Island but am thinking a road trip is needed to Ohio! What fun for you to have so many shops within a relatively short distance. Thank you for your Saturday morning videos. Happy holidays.
All of the shops were amazing but my favorite had to be Anna Louisa’s shop. I loved the displays, and the homey-ness of the racks like four-post bed frames made the whole shop so adorable. I know I could get lost for hours just browsing there.
Thank you for sharing these amazing Quilt Shops. The quality of the hand quilting is beyond belief. There are so few shops in my area now. I may need an Ohio road trip this summer! You have a very thoughtful and loving husband. Congratulations on your anniversary.
It was so much fun to go on the Quilt Shop Hot with you! I really like Miller’s Dry Goods and would love to visit it someday. I just love starting my weekend off with your video. Thanks for all that you do!
Enjoyed both videos and love the homespun fabrics. May need to plan a trip to Ohio to visit some of the shops.
It’s fun getting to visit Ohio shops. I find quilt shops seem to take on the personality of the owners and staff.
All the shops you featured are worthy of a visit in the future, but the one that really caught my attention was Miller’s Dry Goods. I actually looked up how far a drive it would be for me (a little over 8 hours). I liked your talk with the owner and I loved the design of her finish for the blocks. I also loved all the fabric I could see during your visit.
Hi Corey…I just loved the shop hop videos that you did these last few weeks. My husband and I visit Holmes County at least 2 times a year and it was so much fun to see the quilt shops that we visit on a regular basis. My husband even enjoyed watching the videos with me. I had bought tickets to attend your Trunk Show this last fall, but unfortunately life got in the way and was unable to attend. I am hoping that you will be able to do again in the future and I will be able to make it next time. Thank you so much for all that you do for the quilting community. Love your fabrics and of course Tiggs appearances.
Hey Corey! I have so enjoyed your videos! I love Holmes County shops so much! Me and the hubs come over at least twice a year to get wood at Kiems and to camp at Scenic Hills Campground. Lone Stars quilt is just stunning!! I bought my Juki there too! All the shops are truly wonderful shops to visit. I felt like I was there during your shop hop excursion and can’t wait to get back! Thank you and have a wonderful Merry Christmas 🎄 God Bless!
I loved that quilt shop hop so much!! The quilts were all so beautiful and the hand quilted ones were amazing. I also got to see a bit of home. I lived in Ohio most of my life and visited Amish country quite a bit so thank you!
Oh what wonderful shops you have to choose from, wish i had this many to in my area.. thank you for showing us all the beautiful shops and how can i choose a favorite!
So enjoyed your videos of the shop hop stores. The hand quilted pieces are beautiful.
I thought the cross stitch /embroidery quilting blocks at Helping Hand quilt shop was unique. I also loved the Lone Star quilt shop’s quilt design. That was my favorite. Thanks for showing all the beautiful quilt shops for those of us that cannot get to such great places in person.
The quilt shops were all amazing. I would love to make any of the Shop Hop Abloom quilts. One day I will make it to Ohio and see all of the wonderful handmade quilts.
Wow Corey! Seeing all the lovely shops and quilts was amazing! Miller Dry Goods was my favorite. Happy Anniversary to you both and what a great anniversary quilt! Thanks for sharing.
I loved the lone star quilt shop I thought there quilt for shop hop was stunning. Love your gift from your husband as well.
Miller’s Dry Good and Lone Star shops were probably my favorite, although they were all amazing. Your ShopHop Tour makes me want to visit Amish Country in Ohio! I look forward to each video you produce and all your beautiful fabrics and designs. Thank you for ALL you do for the quilting community!
Thoroughly enjoyed the shop hop and all the beautiful quilts!
Hi Corey, I have loved visiting all of the quilt shops on the hop. Our only quilt shop here in Waynesville, MO has closed except for quilting ; and it was so satisfying to my soul to see everyones beautiful quilts on display. I think I like the Polka Dot Pincushion’s rendering of the blocks and the”Flower” quilt that they made. I like that each of the shops received equal billing within the quilt. This quilt shows “Camaraderie” but also shows distinctly their Individuality of creation.
Thank you so much for taking us with you.
I made the same trip about 20 years ago with a quilt group from West Central Ohio. It was a dream come true then and now you made it come true again. God bless you Corey and Ryan!
Happy Anniversary! What a wonderful present. So much inspiration at all of these quilt shops. Thank you for taking us with you through your videos.
What a lovely thought to share your blocks. Can’t wait until next week to get the last block and finishing instructions for the mystery quilt!
What fun videos! I didn’t take the time to do the shop hop this year so it was great to see it through your lens. As a local, we really are spoiled with the amount of quilt stores we have locally. It’s easy to forget how blessed we are to have such easy access to our quilty supplies.
I enjoyed ‘visiting’ all the shops! Thank you for bringing us all along on your shop hop. My favorite was the Lone Star shop. I loved seeing all the hand quilted quilts. So beautiful!
love them all but my favorite one is the Milkr dry goods.
I loved all of the quilt shops…so hard to pick a favorite…but…I think Lone Star stands out for me. After seeing your first shop hop video visiting the area to see the shops is definitely on my bucket list. Living in Central Florida it will definitely require some planning but I hope I can make it happen. I love your fabric collections …many have not yet made it into quilts but I have made quite a few beautiful quilts with your collections.
I enjoyed all the quilt shops you visited. I’ve been to several of the shops when I lived in Ohio. I always enjoyed visiting the 2 shops in Charm, but I enjoyed seeing all the other shops in the area. The next time I visit the area I want to visit Lone Star Quilts in New Hope. I love to see all the hand quilted quilts. The quilt made for the shop hop out of your fabric line was my favorite of all the quilts. I also enjoyed seeing all the Lone Star quilts
The Lone Star Quilt Shop in Mt Hope caught my eye the most, and what I liked best at the shop was the beautiful quilt they designed and stitched for the shop hop…absolutely stunning!
Lone Star Quilt Shop, Miller Dry Goods; they were all great. I think a trip to Holmes County, Ohio, is on my to-do list!
The shop hop videos were such a joy to watch! Thank you for sharing them with all of us! Makes me want to come back to Ohio just for the quilt shops!
My favorite shop was the last one, The LoneStar Shop. I’m so happy Ryan gifted that beautiful quilt to you! I would really love to be able to visit in person all the shops you featured on the shop hop. Maybe some day.
I loved your shop hop videos! I was especially happy that your husband purchased the beautiful lone Star quilt as a gift for your anniversary. It is stunning. The shops were all amazing and I might have to put this shop on my to do list. Thank you for all you do Cory. I just finished your Barn Star 7 using Coriander Colors and love it!
Thank you for taking us along on your shop hop trip. I actually loved all the shops! I have only been on 1 shop hop in my life, so this was fun!
Hey Corey! All the shops I visited a couple years ago on the all Ohio hop are calling me! I enjoyed the visit to a few with you, Merry Christmas
Loved seeing all the wonderful quilt shops, so fun to see, love all your fabrics
I would like to visit Anna Louisa’s Quilt Shop. The outdoor setting looks so inviting. I loved the bright small projects. It would be fun to check out the wool section and purchase a small project kit. I was in Berlin a few summers ago and I visited Plaid Sheep and Helping Hands. It was interesting to hear the Helping Hands story. The tour was fun. Thanks for sharing!
Loved all the shops but Anna Louise really caught my eye. Thank you for sharing this Amish Country Shop Hop with all of us!
I have been to most of those shops over the years, they are all unique and wonderful to shop at. I live here in ohio, so it was nice to see the ” local quilting celebrity ” out shopping local. Thanks for your videos, and all you do in the quilting world.
I love the Plaid Sheep Company shop. I would love to look at all the hand quilted quilts. My mom hand quilted all of her quilts. Amazing!
I so enjoyed watching your shop hop trip. I can only imagine the memories that were brought back to mind. I really enjoyed all the quilts made with your a bloom collection of fabrics. Tige’s Flower Garden was beautiful. Thank you for sharing your talents and gifts
I thoroughly enjoyed your amish country shop hop! We were formerly dairy farmers, and spent several trips to Amish country buying heifers. My favorite shop was the lone star shop…Lone Star was my my grandmothers favorite quilt.
I enjoy watching your videos..especially visits from Tiggsy. Your fabrics are
always my favorites!
What a wonderful time going along with you on your shop hop! My favorite shop would be Miller’s Dry Goods. Their lovely collection of Moda is impressive. Moda has always been my most favorite brand of fabric. The Ohio Star blocks on the Christmas stockings were a standout for me as that is my favorite block. Thanks for taking us along!
Thank you so much for sharing all the Ohio quilt shops. It was so cool seeing them all and the skill and creativity of the quiltmakers. I thought the all white hand quilted whole piece quilt was amazing. Thank you for having this channel. I have learned so much from you, Corey. Merry Christmas!
My favorite was Plaid Sheep Company. Specifically all the handmade items you can purchase or buy the pattern for. The nook looked so cozy. Honorable mention , I loved seeing all the hand quilting, it reminded me of my grandmothers quilting. Thank you for the road trip. Great to see the stores on the other side of the US that I haven’t traveled too.
Thank you so much very much for taking us along on this wonderful shop hop! I’m so glad I wasn’t with you because I would have come home COMPLETELY BROKE!! All of the shops were fabulous! Thank you again!
Always in stitches,
Kelly
Dear Corey, how beautiful and fascinating is this Saturday video. The shops are gorgeous. I think it would be a great trip to go to Holmes county ,Ohio and visit. I loved the Tigg garden quilt. I always enjoy your videos and I buy your fabrics here in Colorado. Carmen
What a wonderful Quilt Sop Hop, Corey. Thanks for sharing the 2 days with us. I enjoyed the Miller’s Dry Goods the best. Loved the organization, too.
The Shop Hop blocks Quilt is a stunning one! Loved seeing the Shop Hops’ examples, too. Helping Hands Quilt Shop also caught my eye!
Since I, too, have hand quilted bed quilts, I most certainly appreciate the skills, patience and love put into each stitch; for others!
That looks like such a fun shop hop. So many pretty things to see. I did like the Millers Dry Goods Quilt Barn. Probably because you mentioned it was the first one you went to with your mom. That touched my heart.
Thanks for the videos.
I loved each and everyone of the quilt stores. Wish I lived in an area that I would have all those choices. Thanks so much for doing this.
Thank you for sharing your shop hop adventures. Enjoyed seeing the different quilts. My favorite places to shop for everything quilty!😁
Thank you for showing us all the beautiful quilt shops. Helping Hands was my favorite. All the hand quilting were absolutely beautiful. I’m here in California and growing up my grandparents retired in Ohio. I would go and visit from time to time. Last time going I was a teenager. I did not appreciate the beauty of what was offered. Thank you again for showing all the amazing places.
I enjoyed seeing all of the quilt shops! My favorite was the first one on day two. When you talked to the owner, she mentioned that she wanted to incorporate some ideas from her mother. It made me wonder if she took over the shop from her mother and how special that would be to have that kind of legacy!
Anna Louisa’s was my favorite since I am a lover of wool. All those lovely colors in the wool fabrics and the quilts on the walls was so beautiful to look at. Its so hard to pick a favorite among such beautiful shops. Thank you for the videos so we can see all the pretty things. What an inspiration for us with the cold winter days ahead sewing and stitching . Thank you.
I loved the Lone Star Quilt Shop. Thank you for the tour. I love the Lone Star quilt Ryan bought you.
Thank you for showing us around all of Ohio for the shop hop. All of the shops looked amazing and I loved seeing the hand quilted quilts. The Chestnut Ridge Sewing is my favorite of the tour. I love the idea of becoming certified to use a long-arm machine, and then being able to quilt my own quilts would be so much fun.
Loved the tour!! I can’t wait to see your videos as I enjoy my morning coffee each Saturday. Hope I win!!
These videos are so much fun! Some of the country you showed on your drives reminds me so much of Washington state! You are so blessed to have so many wonderful shops near you! I liked them all & would love to visit them all! After speed reviewing the videos I’ve selected Anna Louisa’s Quilt Shop as my favorite. The inside is cozy, rustic and farmhouse style which is totally unexpected by the outside of the building. Thank you, Corey!
Thank you for sharing your shop hop adventure!! What beautiful quilts. I didn’t like just one shop, I loved them all. My favorite thing in these videos is all the hand quilted quilts. I have never hand quilted before but find I am intrigued by it, especially after these videos,. I want to give it a try, maybe it will help me slow down and relax. Thanks for your wonderful videos and amazing tutorials.
I don’t think I can choose any one particular shop. They all have a special charm to them. I think this Northern New York girl might be visiting these shop this coming spring, once our snow stops flying.
I loved all the quilt shops on your shop hop. I hope to someday visit this area of the country to visit these shops. My favorite setting for the shop hop quilt blocks was the one by Lone Star Quilt Shop with the second being Fabric Obsession. Loved, loved, loved seeing the beautiful Amish country as you were driving through in the fall!!
I enjoyed the Lone Star Quilt Shop because I am from Texas, the Lone Star State! That shop featured so many lovely Lone Star Quilts!
I loved all the shops, Miller Dry Goods was a stand out! So much to choose from!
Wow. Thanks for the get shop hop tours. I enjoyed Polka Dot Pincushion. I liked how they arranged fabrics on various size and shapes and levels displays. . It really drew my eyes around at all the fabric goodness. The nature light from the front windows made things shine for me.
My favorite shop was Miller’s Dry Goods. Was so fun to see all the ones you showed. So many beautiful quilts to choose from. What a lovely gift your husband got you for your anniversary!
My friend and I went to the six shops around Berlin. Also went to your trunk show, which was awesome .
I think my favorite quilt was the one at Lonestar. I rarely miss your Saturday morning shows.
Thanks so much for taking us along on the shop hop! This 2 part series has been soooo much fun to go along with you both! And your Lone Star Quilt gift… Wow!!! Seeing all the hand quilted quilts made my heart so happy!
Hi Corey, I missed the Shop Hop this year. So glad you made the videos. Helping Hands is one if my favorites. But I did discover Anna Louisa’s this past August. But then I haven’t met a quilt shop I didn’t love…lol
How could you possibly choose a favorite, they are all fabulous.
Cori, Thank you for sharing your journey through that shop hop. It was so fun seeing so many shops in Ohio! I can’t think of anything better than a wonderful quilt shop! I fell in love with the quilt that was designed at the first shop from last weeks video! I actually ordered their design and should be getting it today! I love birds and the bird houses and that appliqué birds and squirrel won me over. I am so excited to make that quilt and am hoping I can find the A bloom fabrics to complete it!
I loved your shop hop videos! Makes me want to take another trip and hop around Ohio! Love the quilt Ryan got you!
The lonestar quilt is on my bucket list of quilts to make. How do you pick a favorite quilt store? I love all of the ones close to me. They all have their little niche in the market.
I felt like I was in the most beautiful wonderland! How fortunate you are to live so near so many shops. Millers Quilt Shop has so many wonderful quilts and features. Thank you for the most wonderful tour
Oh Corey what a wonderful trip you took visiting each of these quilt shops. Each shop you visited caught my eye however my favorite shop is your hometown shop – Carlisle Fabrics and Quilts! All the hand quilted quilts, the great selection of fabrics, toys, the dress making fabrics and the home decor items made it the perfect quilt store!! The shop hop quilt pattern they created using your Abloom fabrics and panel is beautiful!!! The hand quilting made it perfect!!!
I’m so glad Brian purchased for the Peachy Keen Lone Star quilt for your anniversary!!! It was evident you loved it from the moment you spotted it!!! So happy for you!!!
Thank you, Corry, for the tour of the shops. I’m from Southern Ohio and would love to adventure up north to all the shops in the shop hop. I don’t get travel much, but I think this would be a wonderful adventure to go on. The fabrics are just beautiful in their displays. All of the quilts were wonderful. I’m a sucker for beautiful fabrics. Thank you again.
Hi Corey! Thank you for sharing your shop hop travels with us! The shops were so beautiful! Your husband did a great job filming. Thank you for your encouraging quilting videos. I look forward to your videos each time. Blessings to you!! Dianna 😊
I liked Miller’s Dry Goods shop the most because their Bow Pattern was adorable! If I don’t win the giveaway, I will reach out to them to purchase the pattern
I loved the Carlisle Fabrics in Sugar Creek. The hand quilted quilts are extraordinary.
Fabulous videos! Thank you for sharing the Shop Hop. Love all the shops and wish I could travel there to shop at all of them. You are so lucky to get a new quilt for your anniversary.
Wishing you many more years of happiness!
I enjoy your videos and inspiring me to keep quilting.
Also, Merry Christmas!!
I enjoyed the quilt hop. I was so happy to see hand quilting. I thought it was no longer being done. It’s something I’m not able to do, but a lot of value in. It’s not a loss art. You just have to know where to look. Thank you for letting us know where to look.
How in the world can you pick a favorite quilt shop?? Anywhere there is fabric is a favorite place for me! The quilt shop in Berlin really struck my fancy. Thank you for the field trip!
I loved your shop hop videos. I used to live in northeast Ohio and would take my visiting parents to Charm and Berlin. Mom was just starting quilting and she enjoyed it so much. My favorite is Miller’s Dry Goods as I know that was one we visited back in 1998.
Thank you for sharing the Holmes County Shop Hop. Your tour of the shops inspires me make a trip to Ohio to visit them. I probably should visit my brother too while I am there. I am happy that Ryan gave you the beautiful Lone Star for your anniversary. I cannot think of a better gift. Thanks for all you share with us.
I loved Miller’s Dry goods and all the quilts using abloom! I am planning a trip to these shops to commemorate my retirement in September 2026!!!
I really liked these two videos, thank you. The Polka Dot Pincushion store looked fun.
What a wonderful couple of weeks of videos visiting all the wonderful shops with you. It is so hard to pick a favorite shop, but I would say that Miller Dry Goods has to be at the top of my list. Thank you so much for the delightful tour of so many of the shops that I get to visit when I am in Ohio visiting my family.
Miller’s Dry Goos is my favorite! With multiple buildings, so much fabric & variety of hand stitched quilts… can’t go wrong at that shop. Wow!
All quilt shops were my favorite. I believe the Berlin quilt shop was my favorite. Their quilts are gorgeous.
Millers dry goods
Thanks for taking us along with you. I don’t have a alot of quilt shops where I live so I really enjoyed this. My favorite thing was seeing the hand quilted quilts. So beautiful! You re so blessed tobe surrounded by them.
Love all of the shops. I get my Berninas from CRS and fabric from all of the other shops. Thanks for highlighting them for others to come and enjoy them as well!
I really loved Tiggs garden from the plaid sheep quilt shop! I would love to get a pattern for their hop shop quilt!
Out of both videos, I think Polka Dot Pin Cushion was my favorite Ohio Quilt Shop from the Hop. What a cute name, too!
I loved them all but Lone Star was a favorite. Their use of the blocks, their samples and the variety of store sections are strengths in their options and layout. Great video series! BIW
I am in awe of the hand quilting. I thank you for sharing your journey with us. My husband said we would be broke if we were to visit these shops.
Thank you so much for all the thought and creativity you and Ryan put into these Shop Hop episodes. I loved seeing all the shops, the wonderful people who run them, and the beautiful countryside. What a wonderful glimpse into that quilting community
I really enjoyed seeing all the shops and your part of Ohio. The videos are enticing me to visit next year from Michigan.
I loved the shop hop. I know Lisa from your first video from my online quilt guild.
I loved seeing all of the shops and was pleased to see many that I have visited in the first video. I only started quilting in January of 2022 and participated in a NE OH bus tour Shop Hop in May of that year. I am glad I did go on the bus tour as I would not have found some of the shops on my own! I have been to Sew Deja Vu, Anything Sews, Anna Louisa’s, Polka Dot Pin Cushion and Fabric Obsession. Fabric Obsession is my favorite as it is only 40 minutes from where I live and they seem to carry fabrics from all of my favorite designers 🙂
Thank you for sharing your journey to all the quilt shops. Gives me inspiration and ideas for more quilts to make. This would be on my bucket list if I was able to make it around all the shops. But I will live my dream through others. Thanks again and will visit next Saturday on YouTube.❤️
Thank you for taking us all on your journey to the beautiful quilt shops. I think the best shop was the Lone Star Quilt Shop. I’m so happy you received the beautiful quilt for your anniversary. It is stunning. Look forward to each new video you post.
It was fun to visit all the shops with you but the best moment of the videos was hearing the tone of your voice change when you saw that gorgeous Lone Star quilt in your Peachy Keen line. It was sweet of your husband to notice that too and go back and purchase it for you. I’d say he’s a keeper!
Thank you so much for sharing your Shop Hop tour. I live fairly close by and was able to make it to six of the shops. I really love all the shops, but what I especially love about two of the shops, Helping Hands and Lone Star, is that the ladies that work there are always so sweet and helpful. We are blessed with having all the wonderful shops in the area. (Ryan is a gem)! 🙂
My favorite shop was the lone star quilt shop. I could get lost in there for a week and still not see all I like. Beautiful hand quilted quilts. I liked her design of the shop hop quilt best. The sashing was awesome. Thank you so much for doing this tour. I’ll watch it many times for ideas and just to relax and enjoy.
I loved these last two videos showing all the shops in the shop hop – some amazing creativity and talent. I can’t really say I have a favourite as they were all unique. I do know I lean more toward traditional quilts and not so much the modern ones. Were there specific rules for the shop hop quilts or blocks? They were all very different.
You are always so delightful to listen to. I especially enjoyed the shop hop and your highlighting the quilts that were hand quilted. Each shop was unique so I enjoyed them all. I live about a hours drive from the Arthur, IL Amish community. I appreciated your giving all your subscribers a glimpse of the Amish quilting talents.
Thanks for taking us along on your adventure. I loved going along on the Ohio shop hop with you and Ryan! The shops you visited were amazing. If I ever get to Ohio I’ll be sure to stop by some of the shops.
I don’t have any quilt shops where I live so I enjoyed these videos a lot. so many talented artists. Thank you for all the inspiration you provide. Strawberry jam was the first fabric I bought when I started quilting. I have a great fondness for your fabric and designs.
Thank you for the quilt shop tour! I may need to travel to Ohio and visit these amazing shops myself. My favorite store was Miller Dry Goods. There were some finished samples that caught my eye and I’m going to try calling the shop to find the patterns. I think I would find an aisle of Moda fabrics very inspiring and hard to resist. I do love Moda fabrics! Thank you again, Corey!
Hi Corey. I loved watching you shop hop and have already thought about planning a trip to Ohio to visit some of these great places. I especially loved the shop on Day 2 that had 2 sections – the quilt barn and the quilt shop. The quilt barn made me want to plan a homespun quilt and all that moda fabric in the shop – WOW! I’m definitely asking this shop to my to-visit list!
Miller Dry Goods! That’s the name.
Hi Corey. I enjoyed taking the shop hop trip with you so much. So many wonderful stores to see. My favorite was the Plaid Sheep. The quilt Tigg’s Garden was my favorite of them all. The birds, flowers and butterflies were so amazing on this quilt. But the part I enjoyed most was seeing Tiggs on this quilt. He is a favorite of mine and I always look for him ion your videos.
I loved the Millers Dry Goods store the best….I have had the good fortune to visit that store and it was fun to revisit! All the shop hop quilts are so lovely…and Abloom is my favorite of your fabric lines so far. I have several Abloom quilts planned….it must be the little birdie that makes me so happy. It was fun to see Tiggsy honored on a quilt. So wonderful! Thank you for taking me along.
I loved this series and seeing all the fun quilt shops. My favorite was the Line Star quilt shop and the line star quilt that had the square border surrounding the center square and then radiating out from that was more star. LOVE LOVE that one. I think all the quilts was so fun and loved the Tiggsey one also. Look forward to your show every week
Thank you so much for taking all of us along on this shop shop. I loved all of the quilt shops you visited, but Lone Star was my favorite. I love the Quilt that Ryan bought you, that was very thoughtful of him to do that. I also love the hand quilting that was done on these quilts.
I so loved the shop hop videos!! In 2021 my parents and I went on a road trip to the Ohio Amish country. We stayed in Berlin at Scenic Hills RV. We visited 2 quilt shops while there – Helping Hands and Carlisle Fabrics. Watching these videos makes me want to go back again and visit all the shops. All of the quilts were beautiful and very unique in their designs!! It was hard to pick just one! My top 3 were from Lone Star Quilt Shop (loved the layout), Carlisle Fabric (loved the log cabin style) and Helping Hands (loved how they did the sashing and the quilting)!! I love watching all your videos each week but I think these of the quilt shops are my favorite!!
Your video of the shop hop brought back so many wonderful memories of visiting a lot of the shops. Helping Hands was were I had a whole cloth top marked by them and my dear mother in law hand quilted it. I think that was about 35 yrs ago. My husband enjoyed going to the shops. I do miss him.
I loved seeing all the shops, I wish I lived close to those shops I liked Plaid Sheep shop hop quilt the best
Oh what a great video to show all the eye-candy quilt shops in your area. I am in AZ with only one actual quilt shop in the area, that I know of. Have only been here a year so there may be more that I don’t know about. Love watching the videos every week and see what you are working on. You are the sweetest. I would love to travel to Ohio and see all the shops with my own eyes. Some day maybe that will happen.
I loved visiting all the quilt shops and I have even been to a few. I would have to say my favorite is Plaid Sheep, I just love the folks who work there they are so helpful. I & there videos are priceless. I also shop at Carlise Fabrics in Sugarcreek often and they too are very helpful, and then Anything Sew is a great shop too and Michael is a gem to help with selecting colors but then there is Miller’s which is great, I am in fabric overload there but they too are great to help you.
What a fun tour, both this week and last!! I loved seeing all the shops – some I’ve been to since I live one county over, but some I have not and will need to plan a visit. Each shop has its own personality, which is great since it allows for so much variety to visitors!
I have always loved Millers, Helping Hands, and Lone Star as they were staples for our church bazaar committee to visit when we were in planning stages – we had some great “field trips” there. BUT – I see where I need to branch out to the others! My husband and I would often go to Charm – I took in Millers shop while he went to Keim lumber; guess who spent more? LOL! Inspiration abounds in all the shops – I’ll start planning a trip.
I was charmed by the “Tiggs Garden” quilt – such creativity! It is gorgeous!!
I watched both days and can’t say which I liked better. All of your fabrics are beautiful, but Peach Keen is my favorite because of the periwinkle like color way. The Lone Star pattern was perfect to show that off. As a former Hoosier, I appreciate the Amish quilting.
Corey, I enjoyed all of the quilt shops you shared during the Ohio Shop Hop videos. Visiting Holmes County, Ohio has been on my bucket list, so I enjoyed viewing the fabric beauty through your lens. My favorite would be Miller’s Dry Goods, though all of the quilt shops have such beautiful fabric goodness to share. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing you shop hop experience. It was great seeing all the different wares in each of the shops. My favorite was the hand quilting.
They were all wonderful with so many new ideas!! My favorite had to be Lonestar Quilt shop. I made some Christmas stockings with small lonestar patterns and now I am hooked. Next project will be a large Lonestar Quilt to hang on my sewing room wall.
Thank you for sharing your travels, it was so much fun to watch!
I loved them all, but especially Miller Dry goods. Thanks for the tour. I hope to make it to Ohio one day!
AnnaLouisa’s Quilt Shop has such charm and character!
Anna’s Secret Garden quilt is wonderful. Beautiful blooms with color plus the quilting is outstanding. Thank you letting me travel and shop with you!
I loved the Plaid Sheep shop and especially loved “Tigg Garden”. She did an amazing job!
Thanks for sharing your travels to the shops. After watching the videos I now need to plan on joining in on the fun in 2026.
Thanks so much Corey for your wonderful shop hop videos. I live in area where we don’t really have many shops ( or at least I don’t know about them). I love watching you every week. It is the highlight of my Saturday morning. I loved seeing all the different versions and way to use the fabrics. Thanks again!
I loved them all! My wallet would have surely taken a hit! I think my favorite was Millers Dry Goods although it really is hard to choose. These videos have inspired me to visit the area next summer! It was so interesting to see the variety of quilt designs using the same blocks and fabrics. Your heart must be full! Congratulations on your anniversary and beautiful gift!
I loved the shop hop video! I’m excited, too, because we recently moved from California to Michigan and I am hoping to do this shop hop myself in 2026! Thank you for sharing about it! Visiting Holmes County has been an area I’ve wanted to explore for years. It’s where my brother & sister-in-law go to when they look for quality hand-crafted wood furniture for their home. I’m excited they have some great quilt shops to visit, too!
Corey, thank you for taking us along on your shop hop adventures. I am envious of the amazing and inspiring shops you have in your area. I have noticed many comments on FB and YT about Miller’s Dry Goods and I know I would need a good amount of time to peruse this store. I also would enjoy visiting the Plaid Sheep, and I know I would have a fun time visiting any of the shops you showed. Thank you for sharing your trip and the blocks for your shop hop.
I really enjoyed the Lone Star quilt shop!! And how sweet of your husband to go back and gift you the quilt!!
Wow what a whirlwind of shops! So much seeing all Amish quilting! Never been to Ohio but I need to go there! I hope I win but if I don’t it is like a prize to watch you every Saturday!
All of the shops are just amazing! This area is on my bucket list to visit. Thanks for sharing these fabulous stores!! Too hard to pick just one. Also their hop quilts were all just stunning 😍
Hi, Corey, I loved your shop hop visits and may need to make a trip to Ohio to shop hop next year. I think my favorite was the Lone Star shop and those beautiful hand quilted pieces (what a great gift from your husband!) but I also really love the bow from Miller’s Dry Goods. Your videos made me feel like I was right there with you. Thanks so much for including us in your trip.
Hi Corey!! Loved this video duo SEW much! I especially loved seeing all the hand quilted items and I appreciate that you took time to highlight those for us. My favorite setting is the very last one from Lone Star. I’m so glad Ryan got you that Lone Star quilt for your anniversary. Happy Anniversary!! Please include me as an entry for the giveaway! Love your channel, thanks for doing the giveaway! Merry Christmas!
I live 3 hrs away from Holmes county. I can’t wait to do a spring tour of all these quilt shops.
Thanks for the tour – that was a lot of fun to watch. My favorite shop was the Lone Star. And dang, I wanted to buy that quilt! Well, I had bought a half yard bundle of Peachy Keen when it came out so maybe I will have to make it myself. I almost always hand quilt my quilts so I was delighted to see a shop with hand quilted quilts. Hand quilting is my favorite part of quilting!
I love Miller’s Dry Goods and have shopped there many times. It has to be mt absolute favorite quilt shop. I enjoyed seeing all the other shops on the tour and saw a few I didn’t know about!
I live 3 hrs away from Holmes county. I can’t wait to do a spring tour of all these shops.
Hard to pick a favorite because all of the shops were so beautiful. I think that I would have to choose the Lone Star quilt shop if pressed and I loved the gift that Ryan secretly purchased for your anniversary. It was wonderful to see all of the beautiful hand quilting, too.
I loved the lone star quilt shop. They had so many lone star quilts on the wall and on display. The hand quilting is superb. I had a quilt hand quilted many years ago by a quilter in Iowa. The only problem was she smoked and it took some work to get the smoke out. That probably would not happen today but it is still one of my favorites.
I love the idea of renting time on a long arm machine! I’ve always wanted to try to one. I would love to visit Chestnut ridge to give it a try!
I loved the quilt at the Plaid Sheep! That has been my favorite shop for a long while. Mostly because I have gotten to know the ladies who work there. They are all a delight. Even if I don’t need supplies, I pop in for a friendly hello every time I’m in Holmes!
Absolutely enjoyed the videos touring the quilt shops. I loved seeing the amount of quilts that were hand quilted. Amazing! I loved Millers Dry goods. The store looks like a dream to shop in and the Moda aisle looks tempting.
How can I choose a shop. There were so amazing shops with a wonderful and large selection of fabric. I think Chestnut Ridge was a favorite. I loved the pattern they created for the shop hop. I’m also anxiously awaiting Saturday for the last BOM! See you then!
Thank you, Corrie and Ryan, for going to all the shops and taking the time to share. All of the shops had beautiful displays. I participated one year in the Arkansas shops hop and it was so much fun! I do have to say my favorite shop was the Lonestar Shop. Those quilts look so complicated. I have one my mom had sewed and love it! Thank you for sharing your love of quilts and all that goes into this process.
All of the shops made me drool, but I absolutely loved Plaid Sheep Company’s shop hop quilt!
What a fun idea to take us all along on your shop hop! I’m still partial to the Plaid Sheep, all the samples on display are inspiring but Jenny’s design for the shop hop quilt told a delightful story and was my favorite thing! I am on the Plaid Sheep website frequently so much fun!
Loved Plaid Sheep quilt shop. I admired the determination in designing the quilt – and the name/inclusion of Tiggsie!!
I have really enjoyed this shop hop trip. Visiting all of these shops has been an adventure. It’s hard to pick just one shop, I actually have two that I really liked. They would be Miller’s Quilt Shop and Helping Hands Quilt Shop. Both of these shops had beautiful quilts and amazing displays.
I absolutely loved Carlisle Fabrics and Quilts! Those quilts were so beautiful hand quilted and wished I lived close, but I’d probably spend so much money there! Such wonderful 2 episodes to sit and enjoy! Thank you so much!
Hello!.. well these past two videos were so much fun! I enjoyed all the shops, but I’ll tell you which quilt was my favorite, the one over at Plaid Sheep Company “Tiggs Garden” that was super fun and whimsical. I’m not sure my skill level is up there, but boy would I love to make something like that! I also loved the mustard cardigan you are wearing at the end of the video. Happy holidays!
First off, WOW – love that Mr. Yoder purchased that lovely lone star quilt for you! Second, all of the shops were beautiful and each displayed fabric and samples creatively! I truly love the Old Mill Dry Goods shop and the Lone Star quilt shop < definitely my favorites.
I liked all of the shops. I especially liked the last two with all of the beautiful hand quilted quilts. I wish there was a quilt shop near me.
You hit all my favorite shops in the area and I saw a few that are new to me. Lone Star is a real favorite, along with Chestnut Ridge, Miller’s Dry Goods, and Plaid Sheep. I really loved the Tigg’s Garden pattern at Plaid Sheep. Do you suppose they’ll eventually sell that pattern? I could use different blocks (if I don’t win the shop hop blocks) or even use the center pattern with different borders. So many fun possibilities at all the shops!! Thanks for taking us along. I know some of my retreat buddies who are locals (I’m in Minnesota) met you at one of those trunk sales and really enjoyed everything they saw.
Thank you so much for sharing your shop hop with us! It’s very difficult to choose a favorite shop! For some reason, Miller’s Dry Goods, probably stuck with me the most! I love their Moda fabric section because of course, Moda fabric is my favorite!!
I throughly enjoyed your shop hop videos. I have been to all the shops of the second video but use unaware of the others. I need to expand outside of the main Berlin area on my next visit. I come to Ohio(my home state) to visit family but also to get quilting supplies. I don’t have a shop nearby that sells the quilting needles or hand quilting thread. I also watch all your videos, and get pointers from you on how to explain to others. I have started a local sewing and quilting group at our community center. I have ladies from age 15 to 80 coming, learning and sharing their experiences and skills.
Thank you and Ryan so much for the trip through Holmes County. Miller’s Quilt Shop holds a place in my heart – my husband took me to the shop years ago and he encouraged my quilting so much. My son’s family lives in Coshocton, but I don’t get to visit Amish county very much. Will there be a 2026 shop hop? Thank you again.
Loved the shop hop series. What a great experience and amazing journey!
Thank you for sharing!
What wonderful quilts. Makes me want to head to my sewing machine and get busy. Still have Peachy Keen fabric waiting for the right quilt to showcase the beautiful fabrics. Also just purchase the In The Garden fabric line as I couldn’t pass it up!
The Miller quilt shop duo was my favorite. I hope to go through a few of these shop when I go to visit my home state of Michigan.
Thoroughly enjoyed the Shop Hop videos. I am a big fan of your fabric lines – always very cheerful with a hint of vintage. Thank you for sharing.
I enjoyed the 2 day quilt shop hop! Thank you for the fun virtual tour! I look forward to Saturday morning you tubes from you!
I was ‘blown away’ by the shop hop. I was amazed by the amount of fabric and craft in each shop. Thank you for taking us along on this fairy tale ride. Love from UK.🇬🇧♥️
I loved your shop hop tour. Hard to say just one favorite…Little Red Quilt House and Plaid Sheep Company are at the top of my list. I would like to plan a trip to visit all the shops in person.
What a great tour! Thank you. All the shops were wonderful! My favorite was Lone Star. Amazing to see so many hand quilted quilts. How fun to have many shops close. The peachy keen lone star is beautiful!
I loved the Lonestar quilt shop. I loved the hand quilted quilts you showed and I’m so glad Ryan surprised you with the Lonestar quilt. I was hoping you bought it because it’s a great representation of you and all the hardwork you do to bring us lovely fabrics, designs and sew alongs. Thank you for all the wonderful inspiration and the fun shop hop. I now have to visit Ohio. ~ Martha. -San Jose, California
It was so fun spending the morning watching your videos while I hand stitch my binding. All the stores were amazing. I really liked the quilt from Chestnut Ridge Sewing. I look forward to next weeks video!
I really loved the birdhouse quilt at Fabric Obsession and then some of the out of print fabrics I saw at Polka Dot Pincushion that I missed out on when they were released.
In the second video, one of my favorite quilts was the birds quilt at Plaid Sheep Company. They are all so beautiful and unique but I guess I have a soft sport for birds and critters 😂
Hi Corey, Enjoyed your shop hop videos. Thank you for sharing.
Trudy
I totally enjoyed the two shop hop videos. Such amazing shops and women that run them !!!! Thank you for sharing with us…
I live 50 minutes from Berlin. I’ve been going to all of the Amish country quilt shops for 25 years, once a month from March-November. It would be difficult to pick a favorite because they all have a place in my heart. I don’t go down in the Winter, but I will be watching your videos again in February when I start missing them all. Hoping that March will come quickly!
P.S. I knew the Lone Star Peachy Keen quilt was going home with you! What a lovely keepsake and memory.
There were so many great shops! But the Lone Star Quilt Shop really caught my eye. Hand quilting is so amazing!!!
Thank you Corey, loved seeing all the shops and the countryside so beautiful! I really enjoyed driving by the horse and buggy! You don’t see that in California!
All the shops were beautiful but I really liked the last one and there quilt, so pretty, I’m a sucker for anything log cabin!
Would love to win all of those beautiful blocks!
Thanks again!
Mary Parker
Thank you for sharing all of the wonderful shops! It’s hard to pick just one. I’m going with Plaid Sheep for their selection of homespun. I’m inspired to plan my own shop hop trip!
I have been on a shop hop in your area and visited each of these shops. Each shop provides such a different experience and variety of quilt related fabric and other items so it is too difficult to pick a favorite.
Thanks for the opportunity to see these shops again. What a wonderful surprise anniversary gift.
This is the first time I was unable to participate in the Amish Quilt Shop Hop in several years. I just want to say that you and Ryan did a wonderful job giving a tour of all the wonderful quilt shops who did participate and showing off their creations as well as all the fabrics & quilting supplies that the shops carry. I feel especially lucky that I live in Canton and all these shops are within a relatively short driving distance of my home.
I really enjoyed the tour. I visited several of the shops in Berlin area several years ago. Thank you for offering a giveaway.
I can’t decide I enjoyed all of the shops. I would love to visit them all. Thank you for giving us a tour.
Hi Cory! I love the plaid sheep Tiggsy Garden quilt. I just love your kitty. The design was beautiful and she did a great job with the layout. I really enjoyed the full shop hop and all the quilts were beautiful. Thank you!!
I loved the creativity of each shop to design their own style of quilt. It is like composing music with the same notes but each one is so different. In such a competitive shop environment, it is great to see they have focused their specialties and talents to be individual yet part of the whole. The best part was seeing your excitement for familiar and new shops. I am definitely planning a shop hop trip next year! How blessed you are to have grown up in this rich quilt heritage area. I can understand your unique talent better. Thanks, Corey!
Loved them all but The Helping Hands Quilt Shop really caught my eye with the whole cloth hand quilted quilt and all the other hand quilted items on the display racks. Whole tour was lovely!
I’ve been to all of these shops and go to the Holmes county ones at least 2-3x a year. I like both Sew Deja Vu and Polkadot Pincushion because they are more local to me and both have lots of nice bright colors. When my youngest granddaughter was 3 we went to Sew Deja Vu to pick out fabric for a pillowcase for her that she helped me sew!
I loved following along with you on this shop hop. All the shops were great and I hope to visit at least a few of them on my next trip to Ohio. I really love star quilts so the Lone Star Quilt Shop really caught my eye. What a great anniversary present from your hubby! Thank you for all your videos. You are a joy to watch! And thank you for such a generous giveaway!
I loved watching these videos, and it led me to see when the Amish Country shop hop normally is. Maybe next year I’ll be able to visit them all myself.
Very enjoyable video of the shop hop quilt stores! Hard to decide which one was a favorite….maybe Miller’s Dry Goods? Thank you for creating this video. The hand quilting was amazing as were each of the quilts designed by each shop using the shop hop blocks.
I enjoyed seeing all the shops, I think Marshall Dry Goods was my favorite. What a great shop hop. I am in a quilt desert, so this was great to see
Love the content for the past 2 weeks! Would love to see more of these in the future!
I loved seeing all the quilt shops, but the Lone Star quilt shop was my favorite. All those quilts that were hand quilted was amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Good afternoon, Corey. I enjoyed the trips through the quilt shops and felt envious as I was home with wintry weather (snow and very cold winds and shoveling that snow). I especially like all the samples in the shops……giving me inspiration. It would be fun to visit these shops especially those with the hand quilted quilts. I traveled through Ohio in the middle of the night on an Amtrak train going from Chicago to Washington DC. It looks like a beautiful country.
Hi Corey! Thank you for sharing the all the store’s. I loved seeing how other areas run their shop hops and the quilts they all come up with. I loved seeing Miller Dry Goods and and the Lone Star shops. I wish I was closer to stop in to them personally but I’ll have to settle for the shops in Washington state for now. Thank you again.
I love this series of shop hop videos and thank you! The one thing that really caught my eye, was the quilt at Millers Dry Goods! It is absolutely stunning…I have your panel and would love to make this quilt! I plan to contact them to see if the pattern they made will be available for purchase!
Love you videos and patterns. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing these shops. The hand quilting is remarkable. I’m sharing this shop hop with my sister, so we can
make plans for next year. Love your fabric and I enjoy watching you every Saturday. Merry Christmas and God Bless
I don’t really have a favorite shop. All are amazing and just blown away by the creativity of the settings for the shop hop quilt. Someday will visit Ohio!
Thank you for all the shop videos. It is so wonderful to see all the shops and what they carry. What fantastic quilting designs!!
It was so enjoyable getting to take the tour with you. Makes me really want to visit every one of the shops on this shop hop. Maybe next year! And thank you to Ryan for his expertise in videoing all the shops!!!
I’ve always wanted to make a LoneStar quilt…but I’m a little scared to do so.
Thanks for the shop hop videos. I’d love to win the blocks you collected. I purchased the finishing kit from Carlisle and they would fit beautifully. Thank you to much for offering this.
Oh my gosh! That Lone Star Quilt in Peachy Keen is BEAUTIFUL! I’m so happy that you were gifted that quilt. Your eyes just lightened up when you looked at it.
Thank you for taking us along on your journey, Corey and Ryan. These videos are wonderful! I truly felt that I was there in the shops with you. I love that Ryan gifted you the Lone Star quilt – that is such a great ending to the whole trip! Happy Anniversary!
It was so fun watching you travel to all of the quilt shops. I hope to do that sometime. I loved all of them but The Lonestar Quilt Shop was one of my favorites.
I thoroughly enjoyed the Shop Hop tour. The bow pattern is sew cute. I need to plan a trip to those shops on one of my many trips to Ohio.
It’s hard to pick a favorite, but I think it is Miller’s Dry Goods. I loved the selection they have and it is one I have actually visited. Thanks for the tour and the list of great shops. I want to participate in the next Holmes County shop hop. And how sweet is your husband!
You should know that a quilter can NEVER pass up a good shopping expedition! I am an elderly (that is so hard to type!) and so I know that I will never fly from southern Mississippi to Ohio’s Amish country to go on a shop hop. Thank you for allowing me to live vicariously through you! I’m so glad you listed links to the shops. After week 1 I had to contact Fabric Obsession in Medina to get their pattern. My husband has a love/hate relationship with the squirrels in our yard – so I am going to make their quilt with the bird feeders and a lonely little squirrel in the bottom corner just for him! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
My favorite quilt store was millers dry goods.
What a wonderful video I wish I was there beautiful quilts. Like a kid in a candy store.
So much talent thank you so so much for sharing.
Wow Corey! I must choose just one?! I know that when I saw the first shop, Miller’s Dry Goods, I immediately stopped the video and had to look up the shop online. How blessed you are to have so many quilt shops to choose from!
I was super impressed by each quilt shop’s version of “Abloom”. Do the shops sell patterns for their quilt design?
I purchased your panel and fabrics and these quilt blocks would be so fantastic!
It was sew much fun watching the shop hop. Each shop was so different but so much alike. I loved all the hand quilted quilts. All the quilts designed for this shop hop were sew beautifully especially the one with Tiggs.
It was so fun to see all of those shops through your eyes. My daughter and I live up in the Cleveland area and have participated in the Ohio shop hop for the last 2 years. We have visited all of those shops and enjoyed seeing all of the beautiful quilts! It is very inspiring. This is the first time that I have heard of the Amish shop hop, and I know that we will be participating in it next year! I think my favorite quilt was the Tigsy quilt at the plaid sheep. Do you think they have a pattern for it?
I have so enjoyed watching your videos and look forward to it every Saturday. I love your fabrics and patterns and have begun collecting as many as I can find! Thanks again for sharing your travels! I so enjoyed it!!! Happy Holidays to you and your family!
I loved the video of the shop hop! Many shops are on my bucket list to visit! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing the Shop Hop. I was intrigued by the longarm quilting section at Chestnut Ridge. I’d love to have a shop nearby where I could learn to use a longarm machine!
I love all the shops you visited and I need to make a trip to Holmes County soon! I saw a quilt hanging in Miller Dry Goods and have already checked their website and will be ordering ‘Starburst and making it in greens and reds like they did. Thank you for the lovely tour of these shops.
Loved seeing all of the quilt shops, ! My favorite is Miller’s Dry Goods. I love Flannels and now they’re hard to find. The quilt shops around here do not look like the shops your hubby filmed they’re all beautiful. And what a lovely surprise! The Lonestar is beautiful. I was surprised at the size of a couple quilts. Your fabrics are beautiful and they’re quilts absolutely stunning. Thank you for everything you do. Love the Bow 🤗💛✨️
I wanted to thank you so much for doing the Ohio Shop Hop. I lived there for many years and went to many of the shops. It was so good to see them again.
I love all your patterns and fabric lines. Thank you so much for all you do for the quilting community.
Mary Ann
(Now from Az.)
Oh my gosh Corey, I’ve so enjoyed watching your shop hop videos, thank you so much for sharing your experience with us! I would love to be able to get to visit some of these quilt shops someday! It’s impossible for me to pick a favorite store, but I do know my favorite quilt, at Millers Dry Goods. Oh and I liked the store that had their fabric organized by color!!
Love watching your videos!!! Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year! God bless you and your beautiful family!
Pam C
This was such a fun couple of videos to watch, I hope you do some other fun things like this throughout this next year, your videos are the highlight of my Saturday, thank you
Hello Corey, what a joy it was to watch the quilt hop videos, my favorite is the hand quilted one you have at the top of the page, abtsolutely took my breath away! And I love the quilt Ryan gifted you for your anniversary, good man! Thank you for making the video, what a treat. I have never been to Ohio, great to see it.
So much fun seeing all the shops! Thank you!! It’s really hard to choose but Polka Dot Pincushion looks especially fun!
I liked Miller Dry Goods. I liked their lay out of the quilt. I really liked the way they displayed their fabric in rows of colors.
Hi Corey!! Millers Dry Goods was my favorite shop on the hop 🙂
I really enjoyed watching the tour of quilt shops. I loved seeing all different quilts in your latest collection. They were all gorgeous.
My favorite shop was Miller’s Dry Goods. Wish I lived closer to visit them all!
It was great fun to see the shophop in your area. All of the shops seemed very well organized and fun. I liked something in each one. Wishing I could visit all. If I had to pick a favorite… I am always drawn to the Lone Star design, but since you bought that one, I am going to pick the first one you showed us with the bird houses. I had the name of the shop in my memory, but it left… Gone. Love your show.
I enjoy seeing all the lonestar quilts at the Lonestar shop. Thanks for taking us along on your fun journey.
Thanks for the wonderful tour of Holmes County quilt shops! It reminds me of the shops near Lancaster, Pa where my daughter and I love to go quilting shopping. We will have to visit Holmes County! All the shops looked so interesting! Sew Deja Vous looks like one we will definitely visit! Thanks again.
I loved all the shops, but Miller Dry Goods was my favorite. I love seeing all the quilts and especially the ones that have been hand quilted. I just think of all the time and the precious people that have quilted them. All the memories that went into the quilt. I want to make more hand quilted items for sure. I am so thankful that my Mom was a quilter. I have many of her items she made and I have them displayed in my home. They are Priceless to me. Thanks for all your videos and especially the Shop Hop I have truly enjoyed them.
I loved seeing all the shops. Thank you for taking us along. The lone star quilt Ryan got you is gorgeous!
I loved seeing all the beautiful shops (think how much money I saved by only going virtually!! 🙂 but so far my favorite has been Anna Louisa’s. I especially loved the quilt with the Ohio Flag in it. I grew up in Ohio (Mercer County) but now live in Utah. I am always so happy to see videos of the place that will forever have my heart. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this for is viewers.
It’s amazing that you have that many WONDERFUL quilt shops in your extended communities. A wealth of beautiful fabrics to see and feel. A lot of us depend on the internet to purchase fabric, it’s just not the same😔. Not to mention the absolutely gorgeous samples and the hand quilted quilts that are forsale. This was a wonderful series.
Thank you for sharing your adventure.
It’s so hard to pick just one as a favorite! I enjoyed both Lone Star Quilts and Miller’s Fabrics because I had just been to those 2 the week before the shop hop, and it was fun to see the fabric I bought and to drool over the fabric I had to leave behind. But I think my favorite was The Polka Dot Pincushion. It felt homey, had beautiful fabric, and let’s face it — any shop who has Tilda fabric is a shop I want to go to.
Now I’ve added an Ohio quilt shop trip to my bucket list! Everything was beautiful! I’ve heard of Millers so it was wonderful to see it!
Your quilt shop hop videos were wonderful! Besides seeing the shops, it was nice to see the countryside of Ohio. The line at that restaurant means good food! I liked the Lone Star quilt Shop because I have the Lone Star quilt my uncle made in the 1940’s. He was a tailor in Los Angeles and passed away before I was born. Thank you for the opportunity to win!
I really liked the Tigs quilt at the Plaid Sheep shop. I loved how she included all those birds and flowers in her garden as well as Tigs.
I thoroughly enjoyed your two part videos showing the Ohio shop hop. I ordered the finishing kit from Carlisle and the set of blocks you collected and are giving away would fit perfect in that quilt. So grateful you are doing this. Thank you!!
My husband and I love driving through Amish countrysides and chatting with the Amish people. A few years ago we were in Holmes county and I toured some of today’s quilt stores. My favorite then and now was and is Miller Dry Goods. Thank you so much for these videos! I loved watching them so much!
Such a wonderful idea! Enjoyed “tagging along” with Ryan & you. I really like seeing the creativity given to all the Shop Hop Abloom quilts. Thanks for sharing, Corey!
I enjoy going to quilt shops in person and on line, so thank you for sharing all those wonderful shops!
Hi Cory,
Loved watching your videos of the shop hop you did an amazing job! A friend of mine and I are hoping to do that shop hop someday… Here’s my entry for the patten giveaway.. The drawing just so happens to been on my birthday so maybe I’ll be lucky enough to win them… Love your fabrics and your pattens.. I’m doing your Cali & Co block of the month and can’t wait to see what you have planned for the bonus 3 1/2 blocks from each month… Happy Quilting!!
Jinny Robinson
Thanks to you and Ryan for the wonderful tours during the Shop Hop! Such a joyous treat🧵
Enjoy your beautiful quilt and have a wonderful Anniversary and many, many more!
What a fun trip down Memory Lane for me. Of course, my favorite shop, Plaid Sheep, has a special place in my heart and it was good to get another peek into the shop. The quilt Ginny designed is quite special to me and I have the kit to make it. Abloom is such a fun line to work with and am working on embroidering the blocks – just because!!! Thanks for such a good tour, I’ll watch it again.
Shop Hops are so much fun! Thank you for taking us along with you! Shops are few and far between in Eastern Montana and sometimes we have to drive over a hundred miles to get to ones we love!
I enjoyed the entire video but all of the Lone Star quilts in The Lone Star Quilt Shop really caught my attention. Thank you.
I loved your shop hop! It’s so fun seeing shops around the country, and I hope to someday visit those. I enjoyed Miller’s Dry Goods so much!
The shop that caught my eye was Sew Deja Vu It looked so familiar to me. I phoned my sister in Talmadge and, yes, we visited and bought fabric at that shop about a year and half years ago! Your two videos were a treat to watch! My sister and I need to plan a trip to Holmes County this summer! Thank you!
Surprised at the changes at Chestnut Ridge. Enjoyed your comments along the way.
Love watching the Shop Hop tour, it was so fun! I really love the Lone Star shop, the lone star quilt has always been my favorite quilt pattern. And you have such beautiful fabrics💕
Oh!! I loved the Quilty hop shop goodness!! I want to visit EVERY shop! Thank you for the up close and personal view of the shops! It was such a JOY!!
I was sew excited watching each shop there were two shops one in the first video she had th bird house quilt Fabric Obsession— 😂 that describes me for sure. Anna Louisa’s had all the colors I love more country and wools ih my I loved her bed post shelves too. I would spend a lot of time in that one 🫣Tigs garden quilt also that shop plaid sheep was amazing all the hand quilts , I love hand quilting ♥️ and the homespun fabrics 💕
I love going along with you at the shop hop. My favorite shop was Lone Star Quilt Shop. All the quilts that were hand quilted is my favorite. Thank you!
This was a walk down Memory Lane for me. Thank you for showing it. Of course, Plaid Sheep is my favorite, I spent many hours in that shop, I learned quilting in that shop. The quilt Ginny designed is wonderful, she is so talented. I will make it someday. I think I must plan a trip to Ohio, now. Thanks again!!!
Loved the shop hop! Especially at Miller’s dry goods, how you could rent the long arm! I’ve always wanted to learn that skill. Thanks for sharing with us!
Loved your shop hop video! I have always wanted to do that one—now I will need to move it up the list! Thank you!!
I liked the Plaid Sheep Company quilt shop the best. They all were fun to see though. Thanks for taking us on your shop hop. Really loved the Tigg’s Garden quilt and hope the pattern is for sale.
Thank you for taking us on Ohio’s Shop Hop. It is now on my bucket list. Will take about 12 hours from Minnesota, but that is just fine. The quilts the shops made out of your fabric were outstanding.
Loved to watch this series. It was amazing to see all the shops and samples they have. All our local shops have closed so it was amazing to see the many quilt shops.
I loved all the different settings the shops did they are so creative. Thanks for mentioning the flange binding I have wanted to try it and looked for the tutorial.
Thank you for all your inspiration
I loved lone star quilt shop. I loved all of the hand quilted quilts. I have been practicing some hand quilting so I can hopefully one day hand quilt one for my bed. I loved all the shops you and Ryan visited. I would love to visit all of the shops one day. Thank you for all that you do. Love all of your fabrics
Thank you for sharing your travels to the quilt shops. So hard to pick just one but Helping Hands did have Thor beautiful lone star quilts💕
Such a fun-looking trip! I think my favorite shop and was Miller’s; so much to see and all the colors!! My favorite shop hop quilt is the Polka Dot Pincushion. I like all the negative space and block groupings.
Hi Cori! I absolutely love Lone Star Quilt shop. I have visited the shop twice and purchased one of their beautiful quilts. Me and my late best friend absolutely loved visiting Holmes County and had planned another trip this year but she unfortunately passed away unexpectantly in October. We were looking forward to visiting with Amy at Lone Star. Thank you for visiting there. Hopefully, I will be able to visit again one day soon.
Theresa Meese
I think my favorite shop was Miller’s Dry Goods, but I would visit any of them. I’m so “.glad to see that the Beautiful Day Lone Star is now yours. I was shouting at the video saying, “buy it, buy it”. Im so glad that Ryan did.
What wonderful videos. I watched both Saturday videos. I’ve never been on a Shop Hop and now I really want to go on one. I know I would have a hard time curbing my spending though. I loved all the shops; they all had so much to offer but I think Miller’s Dry Goods would be my go-to quilt shop.
So many lovely Quilt shops! I think I need a trip to Ohio! How do you decide on a finishing pattern, they are all so beautiful! Loved the videos!
All of the shops are lovely. I was especially drawn to the Lone Star Quilt Shop. I just loved seeing the barn star quilts. I have all of your Barn Star patterns but have not completed one yet. This video was just what I needed for the inspiration to get started on them. Also, I had never heard of “shop hopping” but just love the idea of it! Thank you for your videos, fabrics and everything quilting!
I knew the lonestar quilt belonged with you! I loved the video shop hop and am thinking it’s not a long trip from Maryland if I hop on the Pennsylvania turnpike!
I’m so so happy the Lone Star made it home to you!! That’s a very awesome anniversary gift. I really like the Plaid Sheep!
I just loved that lone star peachy keen quilt and am so happy to see it in your home!!! I may have to get the pattern from the shop and make one of my own!
I so enjoyed the videos. It was so much fun.
Thank you for what you do for the quilting community,
Wanda
I liked the Helping Hands Quilt Shop. They had the finishing kit I would want if I was collecting the shophop blocks. I loved seeing both videos and how another state does their shop hops.
Being an Ohio gal, I have been to most of the shops you visited. However, there are some that would be new to me. Great excuse to make another trip to Amish Country!
I loved seeing all of the shops in your shop hop! I have never seen a quilt shop that I didn’t enjoy! I loved the Anaa Louisa”quilt shop especially. There were several shops I have never been to. The last 2 times I have went to Holmes county to visit, there were bad storms and tornados or high wind damage. It looks like even the stores I have been to have changed since last there. I would love to be entered to win the 12 blocks, please. Love your videos!
Loved seeing all the quilts… The big bow is a must have!
I am truly amazed at all the beautiful hand quilting. The time it took, and how perfect they are. I would love to visit all these shops some day and see these beautiful works of art. I’m so happy that your husband bought you that quilt!!!! I knew it needed to come home with you! WELL DONE HUBBY!!!! Merry Christmas!
I thoroughly enjoyed the quilt shop tours. My absolute favorite was the Plaid Sheep tour and the featured quilt of Tiggs Garden. I am going to have to watch the video again or search the shop online since I loved that pattern so much and want to make that exact quilt. I ordered a one yard bundle of the Abloom collection and just can’t cut into all the pretty fabric until a pattern just makes me fall in love and Tiggs Garden did just that. It is a must make on my list for 2026. I loved seeing all the blocks and different designs to give me inspiration on how to use Abloom. I also liked seeing all the hand worked quilts since they are very rare here in South Carolina. I have always wanted to visit Ohio and do an entire week of shop tours in the state and my husband has somewhat promised that we could do that on our 30th year anniversary so I hope to do that next year. Abloom is in my top 5 favorite collections of all time, so seeing it used in so many beautiful quilts has just been dreamy. Loved this video series so much!!
such a fun shop tour! I really enjoyed seeing all the different Abloom quilts. The hand quilting is amazing and such a lost art in some areas.
Loved the lone star quilt shop. It’s on my list of quilts to make.
Love your show but your fabric designs is what actually brought me here. First time journeying with you on shop hop. Each shop had something special that set it apart from the rest. So interesting how each shop designed their quilt. The fabric line is beautiful and makes for a lovely quilt
Miller’s dry goods looked amazing. I can see spending a whole day getting lost in there.
My favorite shop in your shop hop was Anna Louisa’s. The shop itself was so beautiful I’m ready to move in! The pretty bolts of fabric popped like wildflowers I’d like to walk among! And the pond outside! I don’t think I’d ever want to leave!
I couldn’t decide which quilt I liked the best, so I drew names. Anna Louise QS won the draw.
This was so much fun seeing all the shops I throughly enjoyed it. I am from Pittsburgh but have been to three of the quilts shops you showed love them all, again this was so much fun. thank you Suzette Torrence
Well, it was a hard choice, already purchased a class from The Plaid Sheep Company to make that Christmas Sweatshirt, but I was ‘gobsmacked’ when I saw the HAND QUILTED FEATHERED STAR QUILT at Helping Hands Quilt Shop, it was so precious.
I loved seeing all the quilt shops. But my favorite was the last shop you showed. I loved seeing all the hand quilting. The shop was just so bright and inviting. If I’m ever up that way I would love to stop in at that shop.
Having grown up going to the Kutztown Festival (Kutztown is in Berks County, PA) several years running, I knew you would be showing a lot of hand quilted Quilts. That said, I think my favorite shop was Miller’s Dry Goods. I love that they actually have 2 separate shops, depending upon the type of substrate one is seeking.
Thank you, Corey, for taking us along on the shop hop! I enjoyed seeing all the beautiful quilts and shop. Loved the AnnaLouisa’s Quilt Shop. The Carlisle Fabrics & Quilts was a fun shop too. Loved their quilt setting and that it was hand quilted. And of course, I loved the Tiggs Garden quilt!
Cory, this was the best 2 week riding along with you on the shop hop. I believe my favorite was the LongStar Quilt Shop. I’m so glad Ryan surprised you with that beautiful quilt. I’m sure you will cherish it for years to come. If I don’t win I will contact a couple of the shops for there setting pattern for there quilt. They really went out of the box and made there quilts different. Hope you announce when the 2026 shop hop is I would love to make that trip. Need an advance notice and hoping it runs for several days. Enjoy your videos every week and all your fabrics are fabulous. Got the flannels recently and need to get busy on those.
The lone star quilt shop was my favorite, of course their hand quilted quilts were gorgeous. So glad Ryan purchased that quilt for you for your anniversary – he’s a keeper!!
I loved seeing all the quilt shops and the beautiful scenery along the way. One of my favorites was the Plaid Sheep, but they all were wonderful! I enjoyed seeing the hand quilted quilts. Thank you!
I would love to visit Miller Drygoods.
Thank you for taking us along on the shop hop. I loved how each store used the same 12blocks but created a different way to show them off. You have become a favorite part of my weekend.
My favorite shop quilt was the one featuring Tiggs Garden. that was an amazing , but honestly, it would be a dream to live by so many quilt shops. They were all so cool.
Hi Corey. I loved seeing all the shops as I’m from Australia, but the Lone Star Quilt Shop was my favourite. Such beautiful handwork, only wish I had the courage to make a Lone Star myself
I really love the setting for the shop hop blocks at Plaid Sheep, Tigg’s Garden. Sew cute! All the quilt shops were so interesting, we just don’t have shops like these in our little corner of Michigan! I especially liked Miller’s Dry Goods and would love to see it in person. Congrats on getting that gorgeous Lone Star quilt from Ryan, you have a wonderfully thoughtful hubby!!!
I truly enjoyed watching your last two videos. It makes me want to take a road trip to Ohio. I liked all the shops, but the one that stuck out the most is the Lone Star Quilt Shop because of all the hand Quilting.
Thank you for all your videos. They’re very inspiring.
Really enjoyed the tour of Ohio’s quilt shops. They have beautiful quilts.
I loved seeing all the quilt shops and quilts. My favorite was Lonestar. Thanks for the videos.
Hi Corey, I really enjoyed the trip to Ohio. I went with my sisters and a friend years ago and after watching your video, I want to make another trip. Looks like there may be a road trip in my future. Such beautiful quilts.
Sorry I left 2 comments. I didn’t think the first one went through.
I absolutely loved your shop, hop . It’s hard for me to pick a favorite shop . They all had things unique to them . The way they all interpreted a different setting is amazing . Two shows to definitely rewatch . Blessings
Oh so many shops enjoy it was hard to choose but Lonestar was my favorite because of that aisle of batiks. I have been a batik collector for as long as I have been able to find them. I thrilled that they are much more accessible now. I remember having to hunt for them years ago. I also just loved the Amish atmosphere. I lived in Lancaster, PA for several years and there’s just comfort to be found in a good Amish quilt shop. It made my heart happy for the day. Thank you!
I really enjoyed Plaid Sheep! One of my favorites!
Thank you for giving my quilt group from Lexington, KY a new girl trip! We did attend the Kaffe Fassett Trunk Show at Sue Sprago, Uniontown, in mid September. The following day we visited shops in and around Berlin before heading a long 5 hour drive home. I can’t wait to visit Helping Hands as I loved their Amish Shop Hop Quilt. Polka Dot Pincushion as well as Anna Louise Quilt Shop are definitely on our next Girls’ Trip! Thank you for your Saturday video which boost my quilting spirits!
I loved your videos and aspire to visit all of the stores sometime.
I loved the Lone Star Quilt Shop finished shop-hop quilt the best. I’ve never been to that shop and hope to visit it next year after I retire! I loved seeing so many different ways to use your beautiful fabric. I’m saving up so that I can buy a ton of fabric!
Corey, thank you for taking the time to video all of the shops, I have a hard time picking just one favorite. I loved AnnaLouise shop! I absolutely loved that sheep pillow, had to call them and order it! And their wool selection is fantastic! I also loved seeing Millers Dry Goods “Barn”, I remember visiting them at least 15-20 years ago so lots of good memories. Plaid Sheep quilt shop is high on my list of favorites, I visited there about a year ago after seeing it in one of your past videos – so many cute things. I loved Lonestar quilts, their hand quilted quilts are STUNNING. Next time I visit my mom (Mentor Ohio) I’m going to go see them in person along with some of the other shops!
Corey I loved your tour of the shop hop! Years ago my sister and sister in laws and I would do the shop hops in Amish country when they did the recipes also. They were always so much fun. I have to say my favorite shop will always be Miller’s Dry Goods and I still make sure I go there when I’m back in Ohio.
My favorite shop was the last one. I love a lone star quilt and their quilts really caught my eye.
Hi Corey, really enjoyed the visit to Ohio. The quilts are absolutely stunning. Makes me want to head out to Amish country. After the snow. Maybe a road trip this spring. Just have to talk my sisters into going. I’d love to win this prize, maybe it would help me get my sew-jo back.
My 3rd comment because I thought the first 2 didn’t work. Not my day for technology. Hope this doesn’t disqualify me for the give-a-way.
Lone Star shop and the drive to get there. Thank you so much for these two travel Saturdays, the shops were all amazing.
Too hard to pick just one shop! Miller’s dry goods may lead it for me but hands down my favorite quilt was Tigg’s Garden!
I loved the Tiggs Garden quilt but I can’t pick a favorite shop. A group of my friends and I have been looking for a place to take a quilty trip. I think you showed us a perfect area. Hopefully that will happen in the spring. Thank you for giving the idea! Are we going to be able to purchase the blocks now that the shop hop is over. I may contact a shop to ask that question.
I think Lone Star shop is my favorite. I do love the lone star quilt and would love to make one. I am always drawn to star patterns. Definitely planning a road trip now!
I loved all the shops. My favorite had to be Lone Star. I love the setting design for the shop hop blocks. It was my favorite. The lone star quilt in peachy keen is beautiful!!
I love the Lonestar quilt! So beautiful! Such talented hand quilters. Thank you for sharing while you visited the shop hop quilt stores. Such a fun way to share the inspiration from visiting these shops. ❤️
Love all the Quilt Shops in Holmes County! It’s hard to pick just one. I’m going to pick Chestnut Ridge because they have a little bit of everything. Thank You for the video’s, I’ve been to them all for the Ohio Shop Hop…Love the beautiful countryside there.
Loved following along on Google Maps as you took us through Amish Country Ohio. I’ve never considered purchasing a hand quilted wall hanging or quilt. But after seeing the display of hand quilted items at Helping Hands Quilt Shop, I may need to reconsider.
I loved the Lone Star shop and the quilt they made for the shop hop. It makes me want to travel to Ohio next Fall just to go on the shop hop. So many of the shops are so beautiful.
I really enjoyed seeing all the quilt shops but I especially enjoyed the Polka Dot Pincushion. It looked like there was plenty of room to roam around all day looking at the goodies. I also really liked seeing all the quilts they did in the shop hop. I have never participated in a shop hop as I am pretty isolated where I live with only 2 shops nearby ( an hour away in both directions) Thank you for the tour!
Thanks for taking us along on your shop hop! It was delightful! I would love to be entered in your giveaway!
Thank you for sharing the shop hop trip. I liked Millers Dry Goods and Lonestar. They were all very nice. My parents used to spend vacation time visiting out in Holmes County. I hope to get out there some time myself, I am just a skip away up in Erie, PA. You have given me places to add to my place to visit list lol!
I love all of the stores, but my favorite is Millers Dry Goods. I love their selection. Thank you for the tour I also was able to attend the trunk show and enjoy the event.
I am not sure which shop I liked the best but I know that I liked the quilt at Chestnut Ridge Sewing. It gave me a spinning in circles feeling. There was so much movement in that quilt.
I absolutely loved all the different settings the shop hop blocks were arranged in. So thankful you videoed your trip to all the shops and we got to see them. My friend and I did the Ohio shop hop in 2024 and actually made a stop at all these wonderful shops and I bought something special at each one. It would be hard to pick just one, Anna Louise’s had a really good selection of wools and 1800’s fabric that I’m partial to! Thanks for sharing Cory!
My favorite was Millers Dry Goods. Thanks for the tour!
Loved visiting all those shops! I live in Wisconsin, and we have great store too. But its really fun to see what the rest of the world is doing. might have to make a road trip to Ohio!
These two shop hop videos were so enjoyable! I wish I had such a great selection of shops in my neck of the woods. It was hard to pick one favourite. My choice is Carlisle Fabric and Quilts. I really like the log cabin setting they used for the blocks. This setting is the nicest that I’ve ever seen for sampler quilts.
I enjoyed this series very much. I’ve been fortunate to be able to visit the shops right around Berlin. After seeing your tour, I’d like to visit the others, especially Anna Louise’s. Thanks for hosting this tour.
That was fun! Thank you for taking us along on the field trip. If I can only pick one, I am going to say “Fabric Obsession” in last week’s video. I liked their selection of fabrics and the merchandising caught my eye as well. Every other shop is a VERY close second.
I loved Miller’s Drygoods because all of the things, but I have to say that my favorite shop hop quilt was at the Plaid Sheep Company. So thoughtful and beautiful.
Thank you for all the quilty goodness in the shop hop journey! I don’t know which abloom quilt displayed is my favorite because they were each beautiful in their own way! Also, you have the sweetest hubby to gift you the beautiful peachy keen lone star quilt! Happy anniversary! Thank you for the inspiring video! 🩷
Hi Corey, I love your Saturday videos. Especially the shop hops. I live in So. California but visited friend in Missouri a few years back and purchased an Amish quilt that was hand stitched. I am in awe of those who hand stitch. Wish I was there to visit the shops in person. Everyone was beautiful and inviting. I know I’d spend way too much! I’d love to win your selection of patterns. I loved each shop! and probably the Lone Star shop that had your beautiful fabric made into a lone star. What a sweetheart of a husband that he bought that for you!!! Thank you again,
I only watched the second video- will have to go back and watch the first one. Love ALL quilts shops so no favorite. Lovely quilts i then=m all.
What a fun trip we got to go on with you. Such variety in what each shop did with their finishing of the set of blocks. I was trying to decide which quilt finish I liked the best and I quickly lost track. So much quilty goodness at every shop.
Such a fun 2 day tour. My favorite shop was so de Ja vu the shop was so beautiful and the displays were wonderful. My favorite quilt was the Tiggs garden so creative.
I loved Miller’s Dry Goods! Their whole inventory was beautiful – her oversized quilt was great!! I so enjoyed the videos all through Amish Country – what a treasure of quilt shops!!
OMG! What a plethera of quilt shops you there in Holmes County!! Lucky you! Many of our shops her in MA are closing. (Road trip?) The Preachy Keen Lone Star you received for your anniversary is stunning. MY favorite! Thanks for sharing with us, Cori!!
Loved Lone Star Shop and all the Lone Star quilts! Glad you got the Peachy Keen, I am feeling motivated to make one.
I thoroughly enjoyed these videos from Holmes County. I have so many relatives in that area.I ended up living in Colorado, but have been to a lot of those little towns many times throughout my childhood and adult years. This was such a wonderful trip down memory lane for me. I think my favorite was the one in Berlin. Millers I believe. My mom started quilting when she was 6 years old. She grew up very much a part of the Mennonite and Amish community . I guess you could say quilting is in my blood. Thank you for taking us on this fun quilting trip.
Thanks for a great quilt shop tour! All of the shops were wonderful. I think that the Lone Star Quilt Shop was my favorite. I love lone star quilts, their shop hop quilt was stunning, and I loved their amazing selection of batik fabrics (batiks are my absolute favorite fabrics)!
What a fantastic experience! These shops are amazing and the craftsmanship exquisite. Thank you for sharing. xx
That was amazing, I loved all the Quilt shops and seeing the different things in each of them. my favorite quilt was all of them!!! I would love to have all these blocks and create a quilt from your fabric line. Thank you and your husband for taking us along on this shop hop trip. Happy Anniversary and I would either hang it or use it on our bed.
Love your Saturday videos and also just starting the Wednesday ones. Thank you for all you do!!!
Kelly
Hi Corey. I love Millers Dry goods. They carry a lot of your fabrics that I like. We stay at the Rural Thimble once a year and love the shop being next door. I also love Polka Dot Pin Cushion. I like that they usually have the whole line of fabrics and they have Tilda. 😊
I so enjoyed both of these videos! My favorite quilt setting was in the second video with the small squares that made it look like a trip around the world. So enjoy learning from you Corey!
Thank you for offering these videos. All of our shops are wonderful. Each shop has something different to offer. My friend Carol and I have been doing the Shop Hop since its begining and I even have a kit from the first one I have not put together. Carlisle Fabrics is such a cute shop and has the best goodies! So I guess that one is my favorite one this year.
I have really enjoyed seeing all the shops but I was really attracted to the Plaid Sheep Company. I wish I had the time and ability to visit these shops and Holmes County!
I loved both of these shows. I’m just amazed on how many people still hand quilt!
Quite a few years ago my mom gave me a quilt that my great aunt never got to finish and I’ve been so afraid to do anything because I don’t know anything about Hand Quilting, but seeing these videos, I’m gonna pull it out and start doing some research. Thank you very much for all your inspiration and enthusiasm to all of us, Again Cory thank you very much and happy anniversary to Ryan & you💜
Just wish I lived back there. I’ll have to watch your videos again.
Loved the whole Ohio shop hop. Thanks for taking us along. Hard to pick just one shop as a favorite. Guess I will go with Lone Star.
Thanks for the virtual tour! I love a good shop hop – it’s so fun to see all the different quilts and store layouts. I really enjoyed the Plaid Sheep Company and Miller’s Dry Goods.
Hi Corey,
Enjoyed seeing the beautiful quilts in each shop. I wondered if you were going to buy the Lone Star quilt(lol). I’m glad your husband bought it for you. Happy anniversary
Thanks for taking us along on your shop journey. I drive through Ohio multiple times a year- now I have a reason to make some stops other than to fill up the gas tank. Merry Christmas Corey and crew!
What great fun! Thank you for sharing all the beautiful quilt shops close to you. Each quilt they designed were so great to see. Someday I need to try designing my own quilt using 12 blocks that are my favorites. Visiting Ohio is now on my bucket list!!!
Yes I would love to do the same someday and spend a couple days in ohio
I loved going on this road trip with you. I didn’t know you could have so many great fabric shops in one area. The different styles on the quilts were so inspiring. Thank you.
That was delightful. Thank you. You are lucky to have so many shops near you.
I love shop hops.
hi Corey,
I love watching you every Saturday. i wish we had quilt shops around me. I have been using up what I have.
Wow! What a fabulous ‘Shop Hop’! Thank you Corey and Ryan for highlighting not only the beautiful shops, but the many talented quilters, quilts and ‘Abloom’ specific quilt designs. Hope to make the trip from Seacoast NH sometime, now you have provided even more incentive.
What a wonderful tour of all the shops I love going to Millers and Plaid Sheep and Lone Star. All the shops have beautiful quilts and are so very kind and helpful. Thank you again for the tour
Wonderful series, Corey, showcasing the Ohio Shop Hop. It was delightful! My favorite shop you visited was the Lone Star quilt shop. What a delight that Ryan purchased the beautiful Lone Star quilt for you! I need to get him to talk to MY husband – ha! Thanks so much for all your hard work on this shop hop preview.
I did watch both videos and I loved all the quilts made with the abloom fabric and the nice quilt shops. I did reach out to the Carlisle quilt shop for her pattern . Loved it.
Hi Corey. I really enjoyed the Amish Quilt Hop in my home state of Ohio. I now live in South Carolina and miss the Amish area and all the beautiful quilt shops. Loved Lonestar as that is one of my favorite designs. ALWAYS enjoy your patterns, fabric and podcast. Makes my week!
Thank you for the beautiful journey Corey. I love seeing the amount of quilts that are hand quilted as I am starting to learn hand quilting.
I love your tour and shops, great job to all and the man behind the camera as well. My favorite was the quilts they made with the blocks, I think my favorite was the shop Plaid Sheep Company, I loved the Tix’s garden with all the unique birds and flowers. I love that it was her first big project, I love it and I want to support her so I hope it’s available online. I love you could see so many of your fabrics and patterns, great support you have. So much respect for that community of hard workers maintaining traditions and amazing crafts, I now want to go to see their hand quilts in real life. I hope to get the blocks, I really want to do them after all this inspiration, great work and I hope it was very successful for the shops.
The shop hop was so good. Your acquisition of the Lone Star quilt was amazing. I hope you find the perfect place for it. I enjoyed the scenery too. I love the countryside. Thanks Corey for you videos.
I loved seeing all the shops! This has me thinking I need to plan a trip to Ohio. I think Millers Dry Goods would be a great shop to visit.
I loved all of the shops – so fun to go along on your shop hop with you! Thank you! I think my favorite shop was Anna Louisa’s, but I also loved the quilt at Polka Dot Pincushion. So sweet of your husband to go back and purchase that Peachy Keen Lonestar quilt for your anniversary! Thanks for all you do!
All the shops look great, but Millers dry goods looks like fun.
I loved all the shops. I had been to several of them but have to say Miller’s Dry Goods really caught my eye. Thinking I need to visit all of these shops next time I’m in Ohio.
I would love to purchase all the blocks, wondering if there is a way to do that without making an online order at each shop?
Thanks for all of your enthusiasm and inspiration!
Hi Cory, I lovebthe road trip that u and Ryan went on. I am in Ohio often in business and will make a plan to stop at many of them. My favorite was probably lone star because that pattern scares me. Lol they were all so beautiful. Thank u for sharing and taking us with u.❤️🩷🧡💛💚💙🩵💜🤎
Thank you so much for taking us on the shop hop, it is definitely on my bucket list to visit Amish Country and see the shops in person someday! My favorite quilt has to be Tiggs garden!
Annalouisa’s was and is my favorite quilt! Love all the fabrics and really enjoyed the shop hop quilt! Love that you made these video’s!
The shops that offered hand quilted quilts were just amazing. Thank you for sharing you adventures.
Loved the shop hop playback. I did my first shop hop here in Wisconsin in June. So fun to see what different shops have. And yes some things came home with me.
Hi Cory. Thank you so much for sharing this journey with us. I have to start with I’m in love with the hoodie you wore the second day. I liked the shop hop quilt at the Plaid Sheep Co. I enjoyed listening to Ginny talk about how she created it. And finally, I got a bit weepy when you said your husband bought you the quilt for an anniversary gift. It’s stunning. Congratulations on 30 years. Julia
It was a lot of fun seeing all of the shops. I was born in Salem, Ohio but we moved to CA when I was two. I still have cousins in Ohio and think it would be a lot of fun to take a trip and visit all of the shops. I liked the quilt they made in the first shop a lot although they were all beautiful. Who ever wins will have fun picking a setting for all of the blocks.
What a fun trip. Miller’s Drygoods lkks to be my favorite. Awesome prize, thank you for the opportunity!
Loved each and every shop. Your husband has great taste on the quilt purchase. I have been a collector of your fabric line for several years. My first quilt that I finished in your line of fabric was with your book A Very Coriander Christmas!!! I absolutely love that quilt. I hope to meet you one day. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
I really enjoyed seeing all the beautiful shops that you visited in Ohio. Makes me wish I lived closer so I could shop in them. I especially enjoyed seeing all the hand quilted items in the shops. Reminds me of my sister’s quilts that she did. I never had the patience to complete one. I absolutely love the last shop you visited. The Lone Star.
Oh Corey, you hit it out of the park with tours of all the wonderful shops in Ohio Amish country. I’m in Texas but had the privilege to shop in an Amish community in Indiana where I purchased your Wooly Stars kit when it first came out. I have everything of your sheep (kits, mugs, sweat shirts, etc) so naturally I was simply drawn to The Plaid Sheep. So love what you do for us!
Lone Star Quilt Shop was beautiful. Your Peachy Keen fabric in the Lone Star Pattern was amazing. Loved the shop and the absolutely unbelievable hand quilting. When told the history of the shop and that you remember being a part of the history of the shop next door made this visit extra special. What a thrill for you as a fabric designer to walk into the fabric shops and see your fabric featured in every shop. What a legacy you share with the world, in the very heart of quilting country.
Hi Corey! Thanks for the videos. I happened upon Berlin OH a number of years ago when I was working in Ohio. At that time I didn’t sew or quilt but purchased a small fat quarter bundle because it was so beautiful. Fast forward- i’ve retired, moved back to my hometown in Indiana and learned to quilt via YouTube. Again, thanks! I’ve followed along with several of your free blocks, followed by learning to sew/quilt several of your patterns. I’d love to win the patterns, but either way, I’ve already won by following you and learning to quilt!
Oh my what a wonderful treat these videos are! My favorite kept changing with the next shop. I love the Shop Hop Abloom quilt at Carlisle Fabric & Quilts so that’s my pick , for now anyway. It was also nice to see a shop with clothing fabrics too. Thank you Corey and Ryan for including us on your journey.
I really enjoyed this week’s and last week’s shop hop tour. I loved Miller’s Dry Goods store. Just loved everything about the store. I honestly loved every store and loved seeing each unique design of each shop’s shop hop quilt.
Thank you so much for the tours. My mother and I love a good shop hop+
I liked the spacious layout of the Polka Dot Pincushion shop in your first video and I absolutely loved their version of the Shop Hop quilt in Abloom. Thanks for taking us along on your road trip.
I have really enjoyed your shop hop. It was something to see the same fabric used so many different designs
.thank you for taking us along.
Hi Corey, I loved your Shop Hop tour. I’d love to visit them all! My current favorite is Miller’s Drygoods.
I loved the tour of the shops. I visited 7 of them over the years and looking forward to the visiting the rest. I visit each a couple times each year. Walking in the door to many of those shops takes a quilter’s breath away. Beautiful fabrics, stunning examples, handy kits or tools, great inspirations and friendly, helpful staff are many of the thoughts I have about each store. I never walk out of a store empty handed. Corey your fabrics and patterns greatly add to the atmosphere in each shop. I have a couple quilts made with them and look forward to making more. Thank you for your talent and helpful videos!
Loved the videos! Nothing like a good shop hop. We enjoy one across the lake in SW Ontario every summer!
I loved all the shops but Millers dry goods was the one I like and I fell in love with the Bow pattern!!!
Also would love to make Tiggs garden is there a pattern????
Really enjoyed watching the shop hop. I attend a quilt retreat in Berlin each year and make sure I go to each of the featured shops when I am there. All the quilts were beautiful! I think my favorite was the one at Lonestar Quilts.
So happy for you that Ryan purchased the peachy keen lone star quilt for you! It is absolutely gorgeous. I especially appreciated that Chestnut Ridge Quilt Shop allows patrons to get certified on their longarm and then are able to rent it to quilt their own quilts. Also liked the huge selection of hand embroidery quilt blocks available at Helping Hands Quilt Shop. My favorite shop hop quilt was the one at Carlisle Fabrics & Quilts. Loved this tour of the quilt shops in your corner of Ohio – astounded by the quantity of hand quilted items available for sale. We just don’t see this in the PNW.
While all the shops were lovely my favorite was the Millers dry good. I loved when she was showing the quilt and said how she loved quick to put together quilts and how she put the quilt together and it didn’t look like it was supposed to and had to fix it. I think that was very relatable for all of us ❤️ I also liked haw she was incorporating her moms style but inserting her own as well. Loved the bow too lol Louise
This was great!! I love all things sheep, so Plaid Sheep Company was a fave. I spied a gray sheep mug and will be ordering one. Reminded me of your red sheep mug that I use every day. Loved the quilt with Tiggs, she did an amazing job for a first time. The Lone star quilt your husband bought was gorgeous and in awe of all the handwork. All the shops were wonderful and considering a road trip to OH next year. Thank you for doing this!
Enjoyed watching both videos! Can’t wait to do this shop hop with my mom next fall! I’m excited to see all the shops but did love the lone star quilt the most!
Thank you for the tour. I have visited the Plaid Sheep and think it is a wonderful shop. I love their wool selections and patterns. They have lots of good stuff!
I love the Plaid Sheep shop. I’d like to buy the Holiday Cut Ups pattern you mentioned by Suzette Miller but I can’t find it on their website.
Loved them all but Miller’s dry goods was my favorite. I loved to drive thru the Amish Country. Great quilt shops and my husband’s favorite are the baked goods.
Hello Corey, oh my goodness I soooooo enjoyed these videos, coming from Australia it was so wonderful to see the areas on the drive along with the quilt shops. I will confess I was sad when they finished as I didn’t want them to end. Well done to both you and Ryan for such a great job. When I saw you lovingly look at the Peachy Keen Lone Star and then it went on the bed I was hopeful that it came home with you and so happy when I saw you had it. What a lovely husband to do that at such a special time for you both. Again many many thanks for all what you do in the quilting community.
Also if you can let Ginny fromPlaidSheep Company know that she did an awesome job on Tiggs’s Garden Quilt. My favourite.
Thank you for taking us along on this wonderful shop hop! All the shops were amazing! I don’t think I can pick a favorite, but the shop hop quilts in Carlisle Quilt shop and the one in Helping Hands quilt shop were my favorite! Beautiful quilts and the hand quilting is incredible! I truly loved seeing all the shops and quilts! Thank you!
Great videos, I was glad to see the shops and want to gather my girlfriends for a road trip soon. Thanks for sharing.
Thankyou for the wonderful tour! I loved all the shops. Each one had so much variety to offer. I think my favorite one was the one in Sugar Creek. That area of town with its beautiful buildings may me think that’s what Ohio is supposed to look like. Thanks again for all of the wonderful things you bring to us on your channel. Also so proud for you and Ryan on your anniversary. I was so glad he surprised you with that gorgeous quilt!
Love “visiting” all the shops with you. I have been to a few of them and they are some of my favorites. The Lonestar quilt is beautiful!
I absolutely LOVED both videos of the Amish country shop hop. I saved them in my YouTube folder to watch again and again. It inspired me so much I’m looking into possibly making a move to central Ohio. My mom’s family is from the Jamestown/Mayville area of western New York State and I spent a number of summers as a teen and adult going to Amish farms to purchase quilts, produce and even had a harness made for one of my horses. These videos brought back such great memories for me and all the shops were wonderful and different in the best of ways. I think Deja Vu quilts was my favorite because I love the bright pallets of their sample quilts and fabric selections but all of them had something terrific to offer. Thank you for sharing these videos with us.
Denise
Thanks so much for the shop hop tours, I especially enjoyed all the hand quilting as well as all the sample quilts using your fabrics. So inspirational !
What a fun trip from the comfort of my recliner! All the shops were special in their own way but I’ve always been partial to Lone Star quilts so my favorite would be the Lone Star Shop.
I would love to see these shops plotted out on a map for us!
I loved them all, but my favorite was Miller Dry Goods with their bow!
Corey, loved seeing the shops in your part of Ohio. My quilting buddy and I visited many of those shops in 2023 with the All Ohio Shop Hop. Anna Louise was the most amazing but I loved that Helping Hands shop as they had ladies doing hand quilting in the shop and for me there is no better quilt than a hand quilted. Would love to make your shop hop quilt. Wish I could have gotten off work to hop along with you to those stores. Thanks
I really loved them all. Especially Millers Dry goods. I wish I lived close. But Colorado is alittle to far. Happy Holidays
The shop hop videos were great! We always go to all of the shops on day 2 but I learned of new shops for our next vacation in Berlin. I got my bow pattern at Millers Dry Goods when we were there in September. I made a big red bow for the top of my Christmas tree. Love my Saturday mornings with Corey!!
The shops in both episodes were UNBELIEVEABLE! I wish I lived closer to the area that I could go in person to see them. The hand quilting on the quilts was one of my favorite parts. Ryan did a great job in showing the hand quilting. Another favorite thing was how each shop created a quilt that was all their own design. Thanks for a very enjoyable two day road trip.
I love the Shop Hop stores. I hope next year you give us a heads up early so we can plan a visit during these special days. Ohio sounds beautiful in fall. Thank you for sharing. All the quilts made were stunning. The bow pattern is so festive for all occasions.
Thank you for taking us along on the Shop Hop. I especially liked the first shop! I think it was called Fabric Obsession. I just loved the cute birdhouse Abloom quilt in that shop. I’m hoping they have the pattern available.
Those were two awesome videos. My friends and I traveled from Maine/NH in June 2022. We had an amazing quilting retreat/shopping excursion trip planned. Imagine our surprise to be woken up in the middle of the night on a June 14 by a tornado. . Our first night in Millersburg. Needless to say, most of the surrounding communities were closed due to power issues and storm damage.
We’re able to visit a few shops away from the area. Anna Louise being one. That was an amazing shop. Unfortunately, most the other shops you visited were not open. I had especially wanted to see Millers Dry goods and that amazing covered bridge in Charm. Hopefully, I can get back there for a well deserved do over. Enjoy all your shows, quilts. Patterns. Thanks for giving us this opportunity
Loved the Abloom pattern at Fabric Obsession. So cute. They are all beautiful and was hard to pick just one. I’m so lucky to live in this area and get to visit these shops many times throughout the year. It was great to attend your trunk show. Truly enjoyed.
You ready made it hard for me I liked something in all the shops. I would love to be able to go and do these shop hop with my sisters. We all quilt.i really love the quilt your husband got for you. How many years. He is definitely a keeper 😀
I loved all of the shops, each one was unique and had so many different patterns and notions. I’m from Ohio, but don’t live there anymore, and it was really special to see “home”. Your Lone Star quilt is exquisite!
They all looked like great shops! It is really hard to choose a favorite…..kind of like having a favorite grandchild. Can’t choose just one. I liked Fabric Obsession if I have to choose one. It would be so fun to make that trip to visit all of them in person. Thanks for sharing your trip with us, it’s the next best thing to making the trip ourselves.
On my honor, Corey, if you decide to stop quilting and I don’t recommend it, you would make a great tour guide. I loved the Lone Star and Millers Dry Goods. I actually loved them all. I need to go back and watch the first video again, because there was a quilt there that I want the pattern for. Thanks to you, I know want to take a vacation and go to Ohio. Were I live, it is 120 miles between towns and not enough shops to hop to. Thank you for this.
Thank you so much for sharing your adventure on the shophop! Though it’s hard to choose, I think Miller’s Dry Goods is my favorite. I live in West Michigan and have heard and read about the shop. I need to plan a trip to visit some of the great places you shared with us (in the spring, without the snow-LOL).
My favorite was Millers Dry Goods. I have ordered from them online and they were very quick and thorough. I recently finished the All Carolinas Shop Hop and had a wonderful time doing it. It is soooo good to see all these fabrics in person and to be able to touch and pet them. LOL
Thanks Corey for sharing the videos of the quilt shop hop you did! I enjoyed seeing all the quilts in the Abloom fabric. I’ve been saving my bundle for just the right project! I thought the hand quilting on the quilt at Helping Hands was amazing and I also Loved seeing the Lonestar quilt in Peachy Keen. As a Michigander, I need to expand into Ohio! Love everything you do! Thanks for being you!
Corey thank you for taking us along on your Quilt Shop Tour. I lived in Ohio and I don’t think our family ever took the time to go to the Amish areas. By the way thank your husband for doing such a great job as a videographer. He didn’t move too fast or jump around!
Fabric Obsession their blocks making up the bird houses, adding birds, and the cute squirrel at the bottom.
Polka Dot Pin Cushion their quilt blocks making up the large flower.
Deja Vu the Windswept quilt is gorgeous I maybe calling about getting the pattern.
Millers Dry Goods what a great pattern for a bow..I may be looking for this pattern as well. I also noticed a quilt called “Starburst” wow it’s stunning!
Plaid Sheep Tigs Garden great idea for the blocks very personalized.
Lone Star first off your husband paid attention to you loving on the Lone Star quilt! Congratulations on your anniversary as well as your gift!
I saw a beautiful quilt hanging on the wall in red, burgundy, white, and green. I didn’t see the name but I will be calling the shop to see about the pattern.
Like you I couldn’t pick just one!
Thanks for taking me along on your shop hop.
I’d love to visit ALL the shops but i think the Lone Star shop was my favorite, I’ve always wanted to attempt making a Lone Star pattern! Thank you so much for taking us along on your trip!
Such a fun shop hop to see through your eyes. Thank you for the 2 part video. I think my favorite shop was Lone Star Quilts because my grandmother and her sister each made a lone star quilt. They both passed before I was born, so I never knew them, but their quilts made such an impression on me and I am privileged to own both of them and cherish them.
I loved seeing all the quilt shops but think my favorite quilt shop was the lone star quilt shop. I loved the shop hop quilt that they did it made the fabric stand out more than I thought it could. Thank you Corey for the video and thank you for taking the trip for us.
I loved all the shops. Would love to take a road trip and visit them all. I think the Lone Star shop was my favorite.
Hey Corey!
I loved all of the shops, so I couldn’t pick just one. I’m originally from Ohio, but don’t live there now, so it was special to see “home”. I really need to watch both videos again because there was so much to see! And Happy Anniversary! My husband and I just celebrated our 40th.
Miller’s Dry Goods andThe Plaid Sheep look like my kind of stores! They were all great, but those were two I mapped. 10 hours isn’t too far! lol. Thank you for sharing these wonderful stores with us!!
I loved Miller’s Dry Goods. I liked the quilt selection and the different uses of fabric (bows)!
Thanks Corey for sharing the Shop Hop with us – I loved seeing the quilts for sale – especially the one you brought home from Lone Star Quilts Shop! Enjoy your shows each Saturday! —-Angie
How I’d love to be your quilt hop buddy! I loved the shop Sew Deja Vu! I could drop some serious $$$ there!
Loved the Plaid Sheep. The fact that they includes Tiggsy in their design was so cute!
All the shops are beautiful and unique in their own way! My favorite is Anna Louisa’s. So many wonderful fabrics, wool and wool patterns and kits and lovely owners. Thanks for a chance to win with your wonderful giveaway. Love, love, love your Abloom fabric. Currently working on my blocks for your quilt along! ❤️❤️
Thank you for showing us all the shops. Planing a girls trip to do it next year.
Hard to decide on any one shop! So wonderful to have them all available to visit! My favorite was the Tigg’s Garden quilt at Plaid Sheep Company! Second was the Fabric Obsession Bird Houses quilt with the squirrel! I loved the furniture displays at Anna Louise’s Quilt shop. Such beautiful antiques! The town that Carlisle Fabric and Quilts is in is just so quaint! There were some beautiful quilts and the number of hand quilted quilts was amazing! They all were so pretty! Love your Lone Star quilt in Peachy Keen! Your husband did good! Thanks for the trip and the chance to enjoy your shops! Dianna Wilson from Chesapeake, VA.
lovely show of the quilt shops. Even though I live in Florida, I have been to most of those shops. I have been to the Holmes Co ones several times.
Thanks for taking us with you on the shop hop. I liked the Plaid Sheep Company quilt shop and loved Jenny’s quilt called Tigg’s Garden. Wonder if she is selling the pattern? Would love to buy it.
Hi Corey. The Peachy Keen Lone Star quilt at Lone Star Quilt Shop caught my eye immediately. I actually had the thought that I would have to remember to call the store about purchasing that quilt…until I saw you in your studio at the end of the video. Ryan beat me to it. Enjoy it. It is absolutely beautiful. Happy Anniversary.
Thank you for the very informative tour of your local quilt shops. I think my favorite was the last one, The Lonestar Quilt Shop. The quilt your husband purchased was my favorite, as I love the peachy keen colors. The handquilting at all these shops was truly beautiful. I live very close to the Amish area in central Pennsylvania and we have some great quilt shops as well.
I really enjoyed you Amish Quilt shop hop. Where I grew up in Iowa we didn’t live to far from an Amish community. I started quilting about 30 years ago and have been to a lot of quilt shops on shop hops, mostly in Nebraska where we have live for almost 20 years but I have slowed down on that now that I am past 80. Don’t have the stamina I used to have but still enjoy quilting, just takes longer than it used to. Love all the shops you visited and the different settings they designed for your blocks. Would love to win the patterns and would put them at the top of my list of quilts I want to make. The quilts I really enjoyed were the ones with the animals and flowers they added to them.
I really enjoyed your Shop Hop. I live in Sequim Wa. It nice that you did this video for all to see. What beautiful shops. I love the all the beautiful quilts. Lone Star quilts, beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing. Love your videos.
Enjoyed see the Quilt shops. I have made 3 quilts using your fabrics. I have another in the works. Thank you for sharing with the quilt world your talent.
Oh my goodness! All the shops are so good! I wish we had such lovely shops where I live! May need to trip to Ohio! Thanks for showing us all the pretty!
I loved watching the shop hop videos, and all your videos. I have learned a lot from you. I started quilting just this year and I have an bloom fat quarter bundle I can’t wait to sew with.
Loved all the quilt shops, but the Lone Star Quilt really stood out with the beautiful quilt that matched it’s name. Loved the fact your husband bought it for you!
So many wonderful shops. Thank you for the tour. I enjoyed Fabric Obsession and have contacted them to purchase their shop hop pattern.
I don’t think I can choose a favorite shop because they were all so fabulous to see!! I live in northern MN and shop in my small hometown shop and online, this really inspired me to look up some new shops to explore and maybe take a road trip next summer! Thank you so much for taking us along with you!
Hi, Corey. I loved all the quilt shops. They are all so special with lots of personality at each one. I was taken aback when you were at Helping Hands and talked to the owner who told us how the shop was started by Elma Mullet. My grandfather was William B. Mullett (he added an extra t at the end of his name). He grew up Amish so hearing my maiden name was so exciting.
Such great inspiration. Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos. My favorite shop was the Plaid Sheep Company and the Tigg’s Garden quilt stole my heat!! Thank you again, Margaret
I love Lone Star quilt shop! Loved their shop hop quilt. Would love the patterns. Thank you!!!!
Hi Corey
Thank you for taking us along on the shop hop. I loved all of the shops.
And all of the shop hop quilts. Each was inspiring. It is hard to choose my favorite. I do like all of the hand quilted ones. I see a road trip in my future.
So hard to pick a favorite, as they all have their own flavor and spin on setup. If I had to pick one, I think I would like the Quilt Barn. Thank you for taking us along with you on your trip. It was such fun to see all the shops.
Great tour! Miller’s Dry Goods was one of my first quilt shops to visit as a new quilter and is still one of my favorites!
Hi Cory! I just love watching your videos and love all your fabric! These 2 videos have made me want to come to Ohio and visit all the shops especially Lonestar! That Peachy Keen lonestar quilt was the best, Happy Anniversary!!!
So many wonderful shops! Thanks for taking us along.
Hi, Lonestar Quilt Shop was my favorite. The time and dedication to create such beauty is respected. All 12 quilts are gorgeous and appreciated. Thank you for the enjoyable time, Corey! Blessings to everyone ✨
Oh my gosh how can one choose just one! I loved the roadtrip’s each Saturday. Thank you for taking us along on this journey. I think since I have to choose just one it would be Anna Louise, however, Tigg’s Garden quilt at the Plaid Sheep stole my eye (although hey we’re all beautiful). I have always those lone stars are pretty but the one with peachy keen it one of the most beautiful I have ever seen.
What a thoughtful anniversary gift. Happy Anniversary 🎉
Corey,
I enjoyed both weeks and am hard pressed to choose a favorite shop. Since I live in Texas and love the Lone Star quilt pattern, I am choosing that shop for the purposes of the contest. It was so awesome of Ryan to give you with that beautiful quilt for your anniversary….Happy Anniversary by the way!
Be Blessed, less stressed and pet some fabric today! Andrea, aka Mama J.
Corey,
Happy Anniversary! I am obsessed with the Amish quilts. I absolutely love the one Ryan purchased. I have found a youtube channel RoseBGone that visits and sells the Amish quilts in Michigan.
Hope you have a great holiday season.
What a great shop hop tour. I have been twice to the Amish country shop hops. So many to choose from. It is hard to pick one, but I liked your home town shop, Carlisle.
Thanks for letting us join you and Ryan on the shop hop. My favorites were the plaid sheep and lone star quilt shops.
Loved all of the shops! Chestnut Ridge had everything you could want. Thanks for taking us along with you!
I absolutely loved Anna Louisa’s quilt shop. That tranquil pond would have me gravitating there very often! This is such a fun and generous giveaway. If I win I would make the quilt with the huge flowers from Polka Dot Pin Cushion. It was so unique!
I enjoyed all the shops that you visited but Lone Star Quilt Shop is my favorite. I visited the shop 2 years ago and purchased some nice fabric and a pattern. Thank you for showcasing these quilt shops.
Love these last to videos of the quilt shops. All the quilts are beautiful. Thanks for a great tour.
I love the lonestar quilt shop. I have always wanted to make lonestar quilt but it is intimidating. As soon as I saw the lonestar quilt in your fabrics I thought to myself, how can she leave it there?! How sweet of your husband to gift it to you. It is absolutely stunning.
Do you really think we could pick just one shop? It was such fun to watch both videos!
(I kept careful notes.) My father”s side of the family is from Holmes County and your “tour” was like a trip through my past. Thank you!
What a fun trip you had. It was beautiful scenery along the drive and beautiful quilts in the stores. I think I enjoyed your last three stops the most the gorgeous hand quilting blew my mind. That solid white one was spectacular! I esp sally loved the Tiggs Garden quilt. The Lone star shop was so awesome especially seeing that Peachy Keene lonestar. It was stunning. When you popped back to your studio for a sign off and had it hanging behind I couldn’t stop grinning it was made for you. Your hubby is a great gifter. Happy belated anniversary. Thanks for sharing. God bless you and yours, Michael Todd
I loved them all. I just love all quilt shops and look forward to Shop Hop every year. I would love to find the carpenter’s star pattern shown as one of the shops’ Shop Hop quilt. Yesterday was the anniversary of my father‘s passing. He was a carpenter and both my brothers are carpenters. I would love to make my brothers a carpenter star quilt using that pattern
Thank you for taking us along for the past two Saturdays for the Ohio Shop hop. I enjoyed both episodes, seeing all the beautiful quilts made with your fabric collection, and all the high points you and Ryan highlighted in each of the shops. You are correct – y’all are very lucky to have such a good number of beautiful shops in your area! We had a wonderful field trip with you!
I very much enjoyed both videos of the shop hop! I have gone with friends in past years to those same shops, and love seeing what they are up to now. I think that my favorite of the shop designed quilts was in Plaid Sheep. The incorporation of birds and such cute flowers (and TIGGS!!!) was so creative and bright. One of the things that I have always loved about Helping Hands is the quilt frame with quilt mounted off to the side, hand quilting in progress. That shop is always high on my list to visit, too. Thank you for sharing, Cory and Ryan! What a lovely vicarious shop hop for us to experience!
Dear Corey, Loved seeing the Quilt shops on the hop! You are so lucky to live in this area in Ohio. Loved the Helping Hands Quilt Shop as well as the Lonestar Quilt Shop. It’s hard to pick just one. The quilts were so pretty! The Sunbonnet quilt was so cute! Thank you so much for video taping the Shop Hop.
Hi Corey
I think my favorite shop was Lone Star Quilt Shop. The hand quilted quilts were absolutely gorgeous! All the shops were ones I would be happy to visit – my bank account not so much. Thank you for taking me along!
Hi Cory , It was very informative and interesting to watch the Ohio Hop Shop tour that you brought to us. The most interesting part was the hand quilted quilts . It’s amazing to see how beautiful work Amish quilters are doing. The best ones is the lone star quilt that caught my attention. All of your fabric collections are adorable. I am sewing along the mystery block of the month with you using your Cali &Co collection and going to do another project using a bloom collection. I received a cross-stitch panel in Sew sampler box from Fat quarter shop . That I am cross stitching. Have some questions about those embroidered blocks how to incorporate them in the quilt. Do they need interfacing in order to long arm quilting ? I watch your videos regularly and enjoy them a lot . You are my favourite designer.
My local quilt shop, The Quilting Studio in Tulsa, Oklahoma always has a nice display of your fabrics. It’s always fun to see it in person. Thank you for the generous giveaway.
Corey I loved the shop hop. I enjoyed all the different quilts using your fabric. I loved the quilt your husband bought for your anniversary using Peachy Keen fabric.
I enjoyed visiting the Ohio Shop Hop shops with you. I liked Millers Dry Goods because the fabrics were organized by color.
Thank you so much for taking us on the 2025 shop hop tour…each and everyone of shops offered so much; I don’t think I could have one favorite. I definitely have added a trip to Ohio Amish Country to my Bucket List.
I love the Peachy Keen Lone Star quilt! That fabric line came out just before my dear sewing friend passed away from breast cancer. She also owned a peach orchard. I made each of her children some hot pads from a peachy keen layer cake. I have often wished i had made a quilt from that fabric line. I am amazed at the hand quilting you showcased in your videos. Someday I will have to visit the Lonestar shop. It was so fun to see each of the shops and the variety there in. Thanks for all the fun viewing.
All the shops were great. Loved seeing all the various layouts. Thank your for sharing the shops
I LOVED these videos! What a wonderful husband you have to sneak back and grab you that quilt! I enjoyed seeing all the shops but like you Miller’s Dry Goods is special to me too. I was a knitter when I visited the first time and went in looking for hand spun yarn which they didn’t have but I ended up buying fabrics and becoming a quilter 🥰
Corey, Thank you for taking us with you on this shop hop. I have ordered from Millers Dry Goods online in the past and was very excited to see it with you. It was my favorite but really hard to choose. And what a wonderful husband you have to surprise you with that beautiful Lone Star Quilt. You are so blessed to have him and live in an area with so many quilt shops.
There were so many amazing shops on your shop hop. I really enjoyed seeing all of the hand quilting and hope to plan a shop hop of my own to see them in person! The Lone Star shop was incredible with all of their completed quilts so if I had to choose one it would be Lone Star. Great videos!
Oh my goodness Corey what wonderful shops!! I loved all of the shops you visited but I think my favorite had to be the last shop “Lonestar”. Those beautiful quilts and all of the fabrics were just adorable and also their BOM shop hop quilt was my favorite out of all the shops. The bow that you got at one of the other shops I loved in both the abloom and the fruit salad fabrics they were just adorable. Anyway thanks so much for sharing all of the different places you visited. Hope you do this again next year.
The quilt with the hand quilting – BEAUTIFUL! All the quilts were gorgeous. Thanks for letting us tag along. ❤️
I loved watching the shops you visited and seeing all the beautiful quilts. One of my favorite shops is Fabric Obsession in Medina. I love to purchase kits when i shop. I also am a Ohio girl. Now retired recently and moved to Florida.
I liked Millers dry goods shop. It was fun to hear you reminisce about going there with your mom.
I so much enjoyed these videos! I’m hoping to come to Ohio next year now that I have seen the how beautiful all of these shops are, and of course I’ll bring friends 😉 I think the shop I want to see the most is Anna Louisa’s–for the wonderful products and projects, but also the view of the pond.
I loved the shop hop quilt at Helping Hands. It was my favorite. lynndiamond97@gmail.com
I loved these two videos of the shop hop. My favorite shop was the Lone Star Quilt Shop. My absolute favorite quilt was the featured Abloom quilt at this shop. What a spectacular quilt!
I loved all of the shops, but I think my favorite was helping hands
Loved all of the shops, especially all the variety so close together. Seeing the amish buggy on the road was the highlight of your road trip for me.
Loved all the shops. But that cream feathered star was stunning!
Miller Dry Goods would be great to visit. What a fun shop hop.
I have enjoyed your travels through all the shops. So hard to choose just one but, the shop that caught my eye the most was the Helping Hands Quilt Shop. Their Shop Hop Quilt was one of my favorites and would be the perfect setting to use Abloom block kits from each shop. I love the hand quilting so much! Thank you Cory for taking us along!
Hello, I adored looking at all the shops in the shops in the shop hop, I really hope you will be visiting some of these shops again in your videos.
I adored the the lone star quilt store you visited and their block is stunning.
Thank you so much for these videos Corey! I am disabled with lupus and have not been able to get out to go to a quilt shop in 6 years. I felt like I went on a wonderful road trip with you these last two Saturdays and it was such a gift! Getting to see all the beautiful fabrics and notions and the quilts! The quilts were just stunning! The hand quilting was so beautiful. Plus the scenery on the drive-I can’t tell you how wonderful it was to feel like I was part of the world again. It was very emotional for me. Thank you so much! I don’t think I can pick a favorite shop. It was all so wonderful! My favorite quilts from the shop hop came from Fabric Obsession, Anna Louisa’s, Carlisle Fabric and Quilts, Plaid Sheep Company, and Miller Dry Goods. I loved all the hand quilted quilts at Miller Dry Goods and Lonestar Quilt Shop. I’ll go with Miller Dry Goods since I really loved their quilt and all the hand quilted quilts they had. The entire trip was just wonderful! Thank you again for taking me on your road trip and giving me such a gift in seeing all the beautiful quilt shops and Ohio scenery. I appreciate it more than you know.
What a beautiful couple of videos. I loved the lay out of millers dry goods. The blocks and lay out of all quilts were outstanding.
I think that all shops were amazing! If I had to choose one it would be AnnaLousia’s as I really love wool applique. The A bloom patterns from the different shops were all amazing – I loved seeing the different takes and would have had a really hard time to just choose one for the final setting! The designers are all SO TALENTED!!
Love the tour. Quilters have so many choices there. Really enjoyed Miller’s Dry Goods and the care they took to to find the perfect quilting design for their quilt.
Wow what lovely shops, so many wonderful displays!!! I really loved the Lonestar shop but it was very hard to pick just one they were all very interesting! Also the Plaid Sheep Shop, I love homespun material. I have never done a shop hop before so this was very enlightening. Thank you Corey for doing these two videos on them!!!
Going on this ship hoo of Amish country was a dream come true for me to see the many beautiful ships and fabrics. I loved the Plaid Sheep, Lonestar quilt and Miller Dry Goods stores! Thanks so much for sharing and Happy late Anniversary!
Loved your video of the quilt shops. All were favorites of mine and hard to pick. Holmes County is the place to be. I guess Helping Hands Quilt Shop wins. Thank you so much for sharing. Happy Holiday to you and your family.
I loved something about each and everyone. All had beautiful fabric as well as artfully displayed samples.
These 12 shops are now on my next shop hope adventure. Thank you for sharing.
Corey, I loved the tour of Ohio quilt shops – I’d love to visit all of them some day. Many thanks to Ryan for his tour planning and filming! I first heard of Miller’s Dry Goods many years ago so I was especially happy to watch that segment of the tour. Thanks again for all you do for the quilting world! Wishing you and your family a very blessed and Merry Christmas!
Thank you for highlighting the wonderful shops we have in Ohio. Luckily these shops are not closing like so many of our shops in the Columbus area. They all have their different personalities. But if I could only visit one it would probably be Anna Louisa’s. I visit Lone Star and Millers the most often because of location. I do a couple quilt retreats a year in Berlin.
Helping Hands was my favorite shop. I fell in love with the layout they created for the 12 blocks. The Quilt spoke to me the moment I saw it. Thanks for sharing this wonderful adventure.
These shops are all so pretty. Those quilts were beautiful! Being from Texas, I must say that the Lone Star Quilt Shops was my favorite. Maybe I’m biased, but it was absolutely beautiful! Thank you for carrying us along with you!
Thank you, and Ryan, for the wonderful tour! I really loved Tiggy’s Garden.
These were such fun visits! Thank you, Corey, for taking us all along in your shop hop! I can’t pick just one shop as they each had interesting fabrics and displays. I know that if we ever visit Holmes County again (we did several years ago) I would revisit these videos and visit the shops and delightful towns!
It’s hard to choose as they were all so unique in their own way! Thank you for doing the Shop Hop so we could all see what’s out there.
Corey, such a wonderful trip to follow you through all the quilt shops in your backyard. The quilts were all beautiful. And, that anniversary gift was fantastic. Again, thank you for letting us all tag along.
I’m not sure you could have picked a more difficult question to answer! It was so fun to see them all. If I have to choose one shop, I will pick Sew Deja Vu. I spotted the zippered pouch made with Beautiful Day fabrics hanging near the display of Lella Boutique fabrics & reached out to them about it. I think my first attempt at a zippered pouch may be happening soon.
Thanks to you & Ryan for taking us on such a fun tour! How amazing that you could visit that many shops in 2 days. My “local” quilt shops had a Snowman Shuffle shop hop several years ago and I almost didn’t make it to the 4th shop in one day & certainly didn’t have time for leisurely shopping due to the distance between shops.
Hi Corey,
Loved your shop hop tour! My favorite was Miller’s dry goods. What a sweet lady running that shop and the varieties of offerings there. That bow is a bonus as well. I have gone to their website and am putting things in my cart that I can’t find here in Houston Texas…Thanks and very Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Thank you for taking us on the shop hop tour. So many beautiful stores.
So hard to list just one shop, but here goes, Chestnut Ridge in Millersburg. Would have enjoyed looking at all the nooks and crannies with you there. And what tops it off is I’m also a Bernina machine gal! This was such a fun time exploring Ohio with you and Ryan! Thanks for all you do to inspire us quilters!!
What a wonderful tour of the quilt shops! Thank you so much to both you and Ryan for taking us along with you!
I loved seeing all of the shops you visited in the videos. I want to shop them all.
I enjoyed watching all your videos! The shop hop was awesome! Thanks for sharing.
I liked all of the shops but Miller’s Dry Goods was my favorite. Thank you for sharing your road trip with us. I can see a road trip of my own to visit these shops in person. Thank you for all you do and giving us inspiration to continue learning and creating quilts of love.
Love your videos! Particularly loved seeing the quilt shops on the tour.
My favorite shop is Anna Louisa’s. Love, love, love the wool room and all the reproduction fabrics they have as well the current fabrics out.
I sure enjoyed watching both parts of the quilt shop hop videos and seeing all the quilts with the abloom fabrics. Thank you for taking us along!!
Hello Corey! Loved your shop hop and getting a peek into so many wonderful shops. They all were so nice, but I really liked Miller Dry Goods and also Plaid Sheep Co. Loved all the settings for the blocks!
I collect BIRDHOUSES! So Fabric Obsession was my 1st choice with their quilt! But, Millers is definitely one I would want to go to and shop! What a fun trip that was to go on with you! xo
Thank you so much for taking us along on your shop tour. All of the quilts are amazing. The Lone Star quilt is beautiful. I would like to visit this store and I am planning a road trip for next year.
I loved all the shops and it is almost impossible to pick one, but I will say Lone Star – since you found that beautiful lone star quilt in your fabric line! I’m hoping to take a road trip to all the shops in the future.
Hi Corey! Thank you for your fabulous videos and this giveaway! I look forward to tuning in whenever you post. I absolutely love that peachy keen lonestar quilt. It just happens to be one of my favorite fabric collections of all time. I learned that blue and peach/corals is one of my favorite color combinations. Fingers crossed about the giveaway, those patterns are so pretty.
Hello Corey, I wanted to say how much I enjoyed your videos on the Ohio shop hop. What fabulous stores you have in that area. I live Florida and have nothing that even comes close to such wonderful shops…so jealous! I’ve enjoyed working with some of your fabrics and patterns. Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy new year.
I really enjoyed all the quilt shops on the hop. I loved seeing the Lone Star Quilt Shop and all the Lone Star Quilts. My mom made me a lone star quilt when I got married over 50 years ago. She did it all by hand and it’s still very much loved and cherished. Thanks for sharing the shop hop.
I don’t think I can pick just one shop that I liked the most. They are all amazing and had so many different things to highlight at each shop. I am already thinking about planning a shop hop of my own with some friends to visit all of these wonderful shops! This really was a great idea to capture all of the shops on your travels and to share them with all of us! Thanks for always delivering a great Saturday morning video! I look forward to watching them every week! I hop you and your family have a wonderful Christmas!
Thank you for taking us along with you on this fun and informative shop hop. I felt like I was there with you. A couple of the shops really caught my eye, Lone Star Quilt Shop and Carlisle Fabrics. I loved the shop hop quilt at Carlisle and all the hand quilted quilts. I also loved the large assortment of DMC floss at Helping Hands. It’s so hard to find a variety of colors of floss at one location.
I loved watching the shop hop stores! I think my favorite store was Lone Star. The hand quilted quilts you showed were so beautiful.
I so enjoyed watching your shop hop adventures. I lived in Ohio several years ago and miss our visits to Amish country. So many good memories. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Corey, I love that you and Ryan took time out to do 12 of the shop hops, they all have such beautiful fabrics, and all the different products they have. I think my favorite one is Miller’s Dry Goods they have so many beautiful quilts wall hangings, I see in my future visiting some of the different stores!
I usually only do the small shop hops each year. I always love these stores and what they do with the years choose fabric line. The abloom fabrics were beautiful in all of the quilts. I bought yardage of the fabrics at each shop. With the plan to make my own quilt as soon as I’m done finishing my Christmas gifts. Thank you for taking us with you on your shop hop! It was great to see those quilts a second time!
Thank you so much for sharing the shop hop. I didnt participate in my local one this year and now I feel like I did and didnt spend a dime doing it. It does make me want to take a trop to Ohio and visit these shops in person… maybe some day.Have a very Merry Christmas!
KIM
Your visit to Helping Hands Quilt Shop was my favorite! I love all the hand quilted quilts they had. As a previous hand quilter ( before hand arthritis got the best of me) I truly appreciate all the time and effort that went into each and every one of those beautiful quilts.
Thank you for taking us along on your adventure.
Thank you for taking us along on the shop hop. Someday I am going to visit that beautiful part of the country. I too love the hand quilting. The first quilt I made I hand quilted. I need to get back to it. Thanks again Corey
What a wonderful trip. I did this with friends many years ago. So glad to see these shops are still there! I love Millers and the town of Charm., and Berlin and just the whole area. So worth the visit.
I simply cannot pick a favorite shop! My favorite item in the shops were all of the quilts they had for sale. And being from Texas, I especially liked the lone star quilts.
There are so many amazing ships in your area. I was raised in Bellbrook, OH but moved away at age 12. I’ve been to a few shops back there but none of these! I wish I had seen them the last time I was there. Next time… My favorite quilt is Tiggs Garden. I think Millers Dey Goods is my favorite shop. How wonderful to be near so many amazing shops!
What a beautiful journey you took us along on. The quilt Ryan lifted you for your anniversary is so very special! I really enjoyed to bird quilt with Tiggs. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Thank you again for the awesome tour.
Good morning! I’m coming to you from Boone NC where I am visiting my daughter. I so much enjoy watching the unique and lovely Ohio Amish country quilting culture! This shop hop tour has really put me in the mood for cozy sewing and Corey Yoder fabric goodness!
Loved all the beautiful quilt shops you have in Ohio!!! Thanks for sharing!
That Lone Star quilt is just stunning! Im so glad it came home with you.
I enjoyed seeing all of the shops you visited, but I think my favorite was Millers Dry Goods. Thank you for taking us on your Shop Hop journey.
Loved looking at all the quilt shops. Millers dry goods was amazing. Thanks always enjoy your videos and love your fabrics.
Thank you and your husband for letting us join you on this 2 day shop hop. I loved the creativity from each shop. They were amazing!!! You live in a beautiful area!! I always look forward to your Saturday videos.
Hi Corey,
I loved the quilt at Lone Star Quilt Shop. Called the Lone Star quilt, the fact it was hand quilted really inspired me to try hand quilting. It was breath taking!!
Thank you for the fun ride to all the quilt shops!
Thank you for taking us on you tour! I want to visit all the shops, but will wait til spring when these frigid temps are gone. I really want to visit Helping Hands and check out the cross stitch pattern blocks!
First, congratulations to you and Ryan on your anniversary. Judging by his thoughtful, beautiful gift to you, he’s a keeper. The shop hop was wonderful. I was especially impressed by the many different settings from each Shop Hop quilt. They were all so different, yet all so beautiful! The different shades used for the background fabrics was inspiring. To pick one shop as a favorite is impossible, so my top 3 are Fabric Obsession due to it’s bright, uplifting colors, Sew Deja Vu with the funky zippers and bold, modern colors (the Windswept quilt),and Lone Star because of the Wow factor in the Shop Hop quilt. Your shops reminded me of the shops around my area; I’m 20 minutes away from the PA Lancaster County Amish, which still sell hand quilted quilts as well. I remember you said early in your marriage, maybe on your honeymoon? you went into a quilt shop in Intercourse PA and bought fabric. What fun, all these years later, to go on a Shop Hop in Ohio Amish country with you.
Hi Corey – Joining you on the Shop Hop was awesome! It is almost impossible to choose only one favorite but I would say it’s Lone Star quilts – seemed a great combination of quilting “supplies” including machines but also completed samples hanging up that inspire more creativity! Belated Happy Anniversary to you and your husband!
Loved your tour of the Ohio quilt shops,especially Helping Hands with all the hand quilted projects. So many ideas with your Abloom fabrics. Thank you for sharing these video’s. Missing the feel of the Amish crafts after moving to the Lonestar state from the Midwest. Always looking forward to your Saturday videos for inspiration.
Miller’s Dry Goods was my favorite but wish to visit them all…a little far down the road because I live in California…thank you for sharing!
Hello Coriander Quilts and Merry Christmas. A Quilting Shop Hop, what an exciting event. Having 12 Quilt Shops within driving distance, i am so jealous!!! My closest Quilt Shop is 45 minutes away, and all others are over an hour-and-a-half. It is so hard to choose which shop is my favorite, probably easier to choose my favorite things at each shop. I did love the way Anna Louisa’s had such a cozy look, and I loved the one quilt you panned by. Thank you for taking us on your adventure!!!
What a wonderful show you put together highlighting some of my favorite shops in Ohio. With each quilt shop you visited I learned something new. Plaid Sheep is one of my most favorite because I always get that comfort of home feeling. The sample quilt that Plaid Seep made was absolutely beautiful because it told a story. Great shop hop videos and highlighting some of Ohio’s amazing quilt shops!
Thank you for sharing your 2025 Ohio shop hop journey. So many wonderful shops, hard to choose a favorite. Miller’s Dry Goods reminds me of a shop we had in PA that was on the second floor of a grocery store. It was great because you didn’t need an excuse to go fabric shopping!!
Kudos to your hubs on filming & driving … bonus points for going back to Lone Star and purchasing that gorgeous Beautiful Day Lone Star quilt!! 👍🏻
Love ur sat videos, your quilt shops are so homey. The hand quilting is so beautiful. I just did your barn star pattern and did big stitch on it from your videos came out great, still need to do the binding, all thanks to ur videos
Hi Corey! I so enjoyed your Shop Hop videos! I live in Northern Kentucky and hope to visit some of the shops soon. So many beautiful fabrics and quilts and goodies!! Thank you and Ryan for sharing your journey with us. Hope your holidays are merry and joyous!
My favorite was Chestnut Ridge Fabric Shop and my favorite part was the discussion on Flange Binding. I have been doing this for several years and I let each quilt talk to me and that’s how I know which quilt gets it and which one doesn’t.
Diana
Knoxville, Tennessee
What a fun road trip! I would love to do something like that someday. Than you so much for sharing in all the fun and thanks for all your videos and tutorials. They are such an inspiration!
I’d like to say THANK YOU Ryan & Corey for such a nice job on the Shop Hop field trip. I don’t get to visit shops much and found this enjoyable. Now I see why I was unable to buy Abloom Springtime Rose in Robins Egg for my borders 😉
Thank you so much for sharing your Ohio Shop Hop with us. I’m hoping to make strip to visit some of these someday!
This was sew fun to go with you and your husband on this shop hop. Our Down by the River Quilt group traveled there in August and it was fun to revisit the shops with you.
I so enjoyed seeing all the quilt shops! I live in west central Pennsylvania and am going to try to convince my husband to take a few days to travel to Holmes county.
Loved the shop hop tours! Such beautiful viewing of all the fabrics, quilts, & crafts! What fun you must have had. My favorite quilt was Tigg’s Garden! The shop with the bow pattern caught my eye as well. So beautiful! I can’t pick one shop. They are all so lovely with their own uniqueness! How wonderful to live in such a stitchy community. God bless and have a wonderful and Merry Christmas!
Thank you for taking us along on your shop hop adventures! What great quilt shops and am excited to explore them further online!! Am really glad Ryan purchased the Lonestar quilt made with Peachy Keen. It is beautiful and it is perfect in your home!!
Thank you for sharing this adventure with us. I love seeing different fabric shops and seeing all the different ways that make them unique.
I loved your trip through Amish country. It’s so hard to pick one shop there were so many great parts to each one. I would have purchased ten times the amount you did. Thank you so much for sharing your trip with us.
Hi Corey, what a brilliant two weeks it’s been, watching all these wonderful shops you have near you! I loved them all but I especially loved the Helping Hands quilt shop, it was the never ending hand quilted quilts that won me over! And what a history this shop has!
Oh my! The choices. Originally I’m from SW Ohio living in the center of Pennsylvania now. I travel across Ohio to visit family and never make it to Amish. The beautiful blenders and basics got my attention at Chestnut Ridge sewing! I’d definitely head to that section first.
What a great tour! Especially loved seeing all the handquilted quilts. The Lonestar shop was amazing!
Corey, thank you for taking the time and showing all these wonderful shops.
I was born in Ohio but was brought to Washington State at 6 months old. I read voraciously about the areas my biological father’s family is from. Your video highlights a few of those places in your stops.
I especially loved the Helping Hands Quilt Shop because of the hand stitching. It amazes me to know people “stick threaded needles through a few layers of fabric” and a beautifully stitched masterpiece evolves. I re-watched that section a couple times. Still in awe!
I am a sucker for cheater panels, and have multiple yards of both your Abloom and Camille’s Nantucket Summer.❤️
Thank you again!
Loved both fabulous videos! Carlisle Fabric & Quilts is my favorite choice. The shoppe’s quilt is beautifully designed! The hand quilting is an added bonus. The owner seemed so delightful! Would enjoy meeting her myself. I’d definitely take time to visit if in the area. Thank you so much for taking us on this journey. Hope you can do this again.
I loved them all! Its to hard to pick a favorite. Thank you for bringing us along on your shop hop!
I think my favorite shop on the tour was Miller’s Dry Goods. The quilt she designed was so beautiful and I loved the big pieces in the setting. I also loved the way her shop was organized. I’m sure that picking fabrics for a quilt would be much easier with all of the colors grouped into colors like she had hers. I also liked them lying down flat instead of standing on end. Thanks again for the wonderful tour. 😍
I think I liked Chestnut Ridge the best. Probably because of the Berninas but also because it was so close to The Plaid Sheep. I hope to visit that are and hit all the shops that I can this coming year and your video helped me to know where all the stores are located! Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for the great videos on the quilt shops. I loved the quilt at the last shop that was made with the blocks, but it was extremely difficult to choose from all the shops. I enjoyed your tours so much it makes me want to get a few friends together and make a trip to Ohio to visit all the shops. Thank you for all you do for us!
You are very fortunate to live by so many wonderful quilt shops. It was so hard to choose one quilt shop over the other ones. They are all so beautiful and offer just a vast array of products. I was saying while I was watching , Corey, you need to buy the Lone Star quilt done in peach keen fabrics. How nice of Ryan to buy it for your anniversary. How thoughtful. Wishing you both a very happy anniversary and Merry Christmas. Thank you for taking me along on the shop hop!
Thanks for the tour of the shops have been to about half but hope to do more now
I loved the trunk show I attended on the Tuesday night with a friend
Loved all the shops and could see me making several purchases! Especially enjoyed seeing quilts that were hand quilted. My favorite was Millers Dry Goods. Thanks for the wonderful videos!
I really liked all of the shops. If I had to pick just one, it would be Anna Louisa’s quilt shop. I really liked the wood walls. It made it cozy in there. There was also a lot of inspiration hanging on the walls.
I loved all the quilt shops but I liked Anna Louisa’s shop and Miller’s Dry Goods and I loved the quilt Tigg’s Garden…so cute!! Wish I could make another trip out to the Amish Country…it is so beautiful. Thanks for all of the tours.
Thank you for your shops hop videos. I love seeing the great variety of quilts and the cute shops you visited. I have long loved the Lone Star pattern and am thrilled that your kind husband purchased the peachy keen hand-quilted one for you. It’s beautiful.
All the shops are fabulous. I went on the shop hop and had a really hard time choosing a favorite. I honestly was so excited about each featured quilt that I didn’t really pay attention to the ready made quilts in Holmes County. Now I want to go back and browse those. Thanks for your videos. I enjoy them every Saturday. I enjoyed your trunk show and meeting you and Ryan and Nicole.
I can’t pick just one shop, they all we unique. It was fun to see some of the places I have read about in my Amish books I like to read.
Hope to get out that way this spring or summer.
I really liked seeing how different it is to here in the UK. We do have fabric shops but not as many as you in the USA. I loved all the different settings for the Shop Hop blocks but I did really like the Millers Dry Store quilt I love the carpenters star (my husband is a carpenter) and I hope to make a big one like theirs for him one day. I’m still quite new to quilt making and am in awe of the hand quilting that was in the shops (loved the Lone Star Shop and quilts) Love all your fabrics and have all the Barn star patterns with the intension of making them all (one day). Thank you for taking the time to do videos every Saturday and for sharing your fabric, blocks/quilts and extensive knowledge.
Merry Christmas and have a great New Year
God bless
Well now I’m really bummed! My husband took us to the Football Hall of Fame in Canton, a trip from Colorado. He didn’t tell me about all the quilt shops! We might need to make another trip!! Thank you so much for sharing, amazing how each of the settings of the blocks were so different. Some very talented quilters there! Amazing two episodes. Thanks again.
Dear Corey, thank you for sharing the absolutely beautiful quilt shops! I’m an ohio girl myself. I don’t live very far from these shops. My favorite ones that I visit often are the Medina shops, plaid sheep, helping hands, and Carlisle fabrics & quilts.. I’m a hand quilter and love getting my threads and notions from these shops. They have such great selection on patterns also. Have a merry Christmas! ❤️
Hi Corey, I enjoyed both your videos of shop hop. I liked them all but the Plaid Sheep Co you mentioned along with the Homespun fabrics caught my eye. This will make a great quilt for a family member up north. Merry Christmas and enjoy your time with family.
I was born and raised in southern Ohio and now live in Oklahoma. Your travels made me a bit homesick, especially for all the great quilt stores and fabric ‘opportunities’. 🙂 Thank you.
Thank you for taking us along with you on Holmes County’s shop hop. Seeing all the wonderful shops and listening to your commentary highlighting the beautiful quilts, fabrics , patterns, and notions is amazing. The photography and editing enhance the experience watching your videos. I can’t decide which quilt and setting is my favorite but every one is tempting to make.
A trip to Holmes County quilt shops is now a must.
Hi Corey, thanks so much for taking us along for the shop. My favorite shop was millers dry goods. I have always wanted to visit. Again thank you
What a lovely tour!!! I’m in PA, not too far away. I think I may just have try the same tour. A favorite????? That’s too hard. Each one was unique, I enjoyed them all. What a sweet husband to purchase the lone star quilt for you. Happy anniversary,,!!!
Thanks for all you do in the quilting community!
I liked all the shops I even looked them up online and went to their websites. I found some of the stuff I was missing and was able to get fabric to complete some projects that I had wanted to do. Millers dry goods looked fun because I love the owl quilt. my favorite was the Plaid Sheep with the Tigs garden quilt. As we have a family that includes 9 cats. I would love to make that quilt. If course adding all my cats.
I liked Chestnut Ridge Sewing shop. I noticed the Featherweight sewing machine while you were talking about the longarm sewing machines. I have been to each shop and could never pick a favorite, it would be like trying to choose my favorite child.
I thoroughly enjoyed your giving us a peek in your local quilt shops. You have such a great variety to choose from. Miller Dry goods is a favorite of mine.
How lovely that Ryan got you that beautiful Lone Star quilt for your anniversary. What a great quilt to cherish for years to come. The perfect use of Peachy Keen fabrics is inspiring.
These shops are all my favorites as I am from Ohio and try to visit these shops at least once or twice a year. My first love is Miller Dry Goods. On one of my first visits there when I found the Moda collections, I remember commenting to a friend, “We’ve hit the mother load”. Haha. So true. ❤️
This two-part series was amazing! Thank you to both you and Ryan. I have never been to Ohio but now you have me dreaming of a fall getaway! Every shop did an amazing job with the setting and I love how all the blocks are different but look like they are meant to be in the same quilt!
I liked AnnaLouisa’s Quilt Shop. I’ve wanted to try working with wool. The selection looked amazing! I agree with you. The displays were striking. I live in Ohio and would love to travel there.
What a happy surprise for an anniversary gift!
I liked Miller’s Dry Goods in Charm, Ohio the best of all the quilt shops. The reason is I love the quilt they designed with big pieces and panel parts from your fabric. It was gorgeous and looks so easy to make and fast!
Carlisle Fabrics & Quilts was my favorite shop. I went to that shop a few years ago when I was visiting my friend. The shop hop quilt there is my favorite. Thanks for taking us on your shop hop adventure. I really enjoyed it.
I loved the Helping Hands quilt shop and the design for the quilt. Loved seeing the hand quilting ! Thanks for letting everyone tag along!
I thoroughly enjoyed your last two shows on the quilt shops. As far as a favorite, I cannot say because they ALL had beautiful quilts, fabrics, notions, etc. It is too hard to pick just one. What a blessing to have so many near you! There are only two near me in VA!
Thanks you Corey!
Phyllis
The Miller’s Dry Goods store is the one I was most curious about because a friend had mentioned it to me two months ago. It’s her favorite store! Thanks to your video, I was able to see it for myself and enjoy the quilty goodness. Thanks, Corey! 😀
All the shops were great! My favorite shop was Helping Hands with the packaged embroidery blocks.
The Shop Hop tour was fantastic. I so enjoyed seeing the countryside. and fell in love with the Ohio River Valley long ago on a trip. Especially liked following the horse and buggy. Every quilt shop has something special to offer that it is difficult to select just one. It would be wonderful to visit them all. The shop which offered embroidery quilt blocks is so unusual that I would probably select that one as my favorite. I believe it is the Miller’s Dry Goods store. I did purchase the Abloom cross stitch panel for future project as soon as I finish the appliqué quilt I started several years ago. Thank you for a wonderful two week trip.
Thank you so much for your videos through Ohio. I live in Arizona but I was born and raised in Pennsylvania where the Amish community was prominent. There is only one quilt shop where I live now. I think I need to move back home😁.I must say your video made me homesick.Your so lucky to have all those quilt shops near by.
I loved your tour of the amazing quilt shops! My favorite is the Lone Star Quilt Store. I love the Lone Star quilts and I’ve made a few. I never saved one for myself however. I love quilting and gifting them to family and friends, or even as charity money raising, and even to our American Veterans. Thank you for this opportunity! Have a very blessed week!
I loved watching your shop hop. They were all pretty and I just loved Polka Dot Pincushion. Many of our local shops have closed in the past 5 years so seeing all these shops was wonderful
I loved your hop shop videos. What a beautiful anniversary present. The colors are just stunning. All the shops were very unique and beautiful. You live in a beautiful part of Ohio. Merry Christmas!!!!
I loved watching your tour of quilts shops. I especially loved the LoneStar Quilt shop and the quilt that Matt bought.
The Helping Hands Quilt Shop had two beautiful quilts that caught my eye. I loved the whole cloth hand quilted white quilt. What a keeper! The shop hop quilt’s color placement was exceptonal. It was so much fun to travel with you via video and meet such talent.
It looks like you and Ryan had lots of fun those 2 days. It looked so amazing to see all the beautiful quilts. I am amazed you walked away with so little but I’m sure it was challenging. I so appreciate you sharing the shop hop adventures.
I loved all 12 shops and have recently started quilting (about a year ago). It is addicting. I have made new friends and would love to do a three day trip from Michigan with my new friends down to these shops. Thanks for the detailed information about them.
I loved ALL of the shops. I particularly love the Lone Star Quilt Shop with all of the hand quilted quilts. My mother, 90, was a hand quilter and I cherish the ones that I received. Her poor crippled hands from holding the hoop are “resting” now as she is in Hospice and only days left. 🙁 But, the legacy she left us with her beautiful quilts will go on and on!
Impossible to pick a favorite!! They all have such unique character and charm. Seeing you traveling to each shop took me back to my childhood and reminded me how much I loved passing through the small towns with my parents on weekend road trips. I grew up in the Columbus area and although we moved to Fla when I started high school, I truly love the memories of living in Ohio.
Thank you for your videos and all you do ♥️
I loved the Tiggs Garden setting best – I can’t believe that was her first large quilt design!
My husband & I visited Holmes County during December. My husband shopped at Keim Home Center while I went to Miller’s Dry Goods. I bought fabric for a Christmas themed quilt while I was there!
Thanks for showcasing so many quilt shops. Each has something special to share with visitors. The bow pattern you showed looks intriguing, too.
Hello Corey, having visited all the quilt shops it’s always so hard to pick a favorite! So, I just go to all of them and enjoy what each and every one of them has to offer! I look forward to Saturdays and watching your tutorials. I also am a Tilda lover and have made your proposal pattern in her fabric. Thanks for your smiling face and joyful personality. It truly brightens up my day.
This was so fun to watch!! Some really amazing shops. I think my favorite was the Lone Star shop, all the hand quilting was so beautiful and amazing!! I kept telling you, you need to take that lone star quilt home 😂. Glad it made it home e with you ❤️
Oh my goodness what a wonderful part of our country you are blessed to live in. I absolutely love this tour of the shops. I cannot begin to pick a favorite. Thank you so much for sharing the shop hop with us. Kudos to Ryan. He did an amazing job keeping up with you!
I love how you took us along for the shop hop. After just having back surgery a little over a week ago I felt like I got to get out and go with you to the shops…lol.
I loved the helping hands quilt they put together and the hand quilting was so beautiful. And then I loved Tigg’s Garden quilt. That was so creative and she did a wonderful job especially being her first time to create something like that.
Corey, I love how you as a designer mention other designers fabrics and even show that you use them in your personal sewing, that says a lot about you. You area great example of supporting and encouraging others. 🥰
I love Holmes County. I loved Miller’s Dry Goods and Plaid Sheep. Loved all the samples and all the fabric and sweet notions. For 4 years we lived in Ohio…2 years in Columbus and 2 years in Bowling Green. In fact our first son was born in Bowling Green. Such great memories❣️
Oh my gosh the HELPING HANDS quilt shop was my favorite! I’ve hand-quilted only two small baby quilts (gifts) and a table runner, but seeing that shop makes me want to try even more!!
Such a fun arm chair shop hop- I would love to see all the shop but north east Alberta Canada is a little too far. I love the Miller Dry Good shop but truly would love to see them all
Oh my goodness, Corey thank you for showing us around the shop hop stores. All that beautiful countryside scenery and stunning shops . My favourite store even though I’m not a hand quilter was Helping Hands- swooning over the stunning craftsmanship
Thank you for taking us along on your shop hop. All of the shops are wonderful and it’s hard to pick just one. I like Miller Dry Goods and wish I lived closer (in Wisconsin). I like their fabric selections, the layout of the shop, and the shop decor. I love your patterns and fabric and look forward to your videos each week!!
Thank you for taking us along on your shop hop journey! Each store offered something unique. I want to visit them all! Since I can’t chose a favorite store, I chose the most unique quilt for the shop hop, from The Plaid Sheep quilt shop.
Did the shop offer patterns or kits for their quilt designs using the hop blocks?
What were the price ranges for those gorgeous hand-quilted quilts? I LOVE that your husband got you the Lonestar Peachy Keen quilt. Your face lite up when you were showing us that quilt and I wanted you to have it!
I loved the quilt at Carlisle Quilts and Fabrics. It was awesome. I love your videos. So pleasant to listen and watch. So glad Ryan purchased the Lone Star quilt for you on your anniversary. I have fondness for lone star quilts because I am from Texas “The Lone Star State”. I would love to be able to do Ohio’s Amish Country Shop Hop.
The quilted bow at Miller’s Dry Goods was darling! My favorite of the trip, although there were so many pieces that caught my eye. Wonderful shop hop – thank you for the virtual trip!
Thank you for taking us on the shop hop with you. So many great stores. Here in South Georgia we dont have any quilt shops. We have to drive 3 hours north or over to the next state for fabric. All the shop hop quilts were fantastic. I think that the Dry Goods store showed so many different ways to make and display fabrics and quilted items .
I loved that you have taken us along on a shop hop. My favorite shop is on Day 2 at Miller’s Dry Goods. I really loved her large oversized star quilt that the owner had created. It was amazing and I was trying to find that pattern to make for my own bed. And I also loved the bow that was made. That was really super cute. I loved how they displayed the bolts of fabric on their sides instead of standing on end. You can really see the fabric better. And they had them coordinated by color which is a big help for me. That shop was amazing! Thanks again for the tour
I loved watching the shop hop. I think my favorite was PlaidSheet, but each had so many beautiful displays. I’d love to visit all those cute shops. Thank you!
I loved the shop hop videos. I just finished doing the All New England Shop Hop and had so much fun. My favorite quilts were the first with the bird houses and the one with Tiggs Garden. The hand quilting was amazing. I might like to try the Ohio hop next year.
Thank you so much for taking us along. Your country side reminded me of Lancaster, Pa farm land. I found all of the shops were beautiful and would love to shop at all of them. I did love all of the quilt designed for the shop hop. I love the Plaid Sheep’s Quilt. So pretty. How many times can I say “love”. Your Lone Star quilt is perfect and made for a special gift for you. Again, thank you for sharing your trip.
Thank you for these great videos of the Shop Hop! I loved seeing all the fabric and quilts. I have actually put this on my calendar as a possible trip to take next fall. So many beautiful shops, I don’t know that I could pick a favorite, but I would definitely like to visit Miller’s Dry Goods. You did a great job of showing us around all the shops and your husband did a fabulous job filming and putting the videos together seamlessly. Thank you for sharing your trip with us
I truly enjoyed your two days of shop hopping in Ohio. My favorite shop shown was Miller’s Dry Goods. I would love to visit all of these shops too.
I truly loved shop hopping with you on these 2 videos! Quilt shopping in Amish communities of Ohio is on my bucket list! I loved them all but the one I like the most would be Helping Hands. I have been hand quilting for a few years now and I would love to see their collection. Thank you for sharing your experience with us!
Love seeing all the quilts
I loved that you took time in each shop showing their specialties. I am a new quilter and I love your videos, your style, and you artistry. I don’t remember the specific shop, but I was in awe of the white hand-quilted masterpiece. That was amazing. Thanks for sharing.
I would love to win this. I actually and delayed in watching the video this week but I am catching up and while all of the quilts were beautiful I fell in love with the Lone Star Quilt Company finishing pattern. I have already reached out to them about seeing about the pattern. Maybe I will be lucky enough to win this to help complete it but I have some other ideas as well.
I absolutely loved watching you visit all of the quilt shops. I was in the area in the fall and recognized several of the shops. But…had no idea that there were so many more that I missed. I can’t wait to plan another trip to the area to revisit several and to scope out ones I missed.
In a time where the internet is filled with negativity, it is so enjoyable to watch a video that is so wholesome and it brings a sweet peace to my soul.
Your family values are a breath of fresh air.
It would certainly be a bonus to be lucky enough to win a prize!
Thank you and Ryan for sharing this lovely experience.
Such fun videos. I think my favourite is the Lone Star quilt store. Looking at all those quilts would be such a joy. I really love the Peachy Keen one.
Miller’s Dry Goods looks like an amazing shop. I love all the hand quilted quilts and the unique way the cotton fabrics were displayed. Happy Anniversary to both you and Ryan.
Thanks for the tour of the amazing quilt shops. I am totally in awe of the hand quilting! All the quilt shops are stunning and inspiring. The shop hop quilts were all so different. It’s crazy how the same fabrics get so many different looks.
Dear Corey, Thank you for including us in your shop hop trip! I have not done a shop hop yet so this video was so much fun to watch. I have been quilting for about 5 years and I really love your fabrics and patterns. I hope to convince my husband to travel up to Ohio and visit these quilt shops myself soon. Thanks again for all you do! Lisa
What fun! I come to Holmes County one or twice a year to visit the quilt shops and do my part to keep the economy strong! Love your blog and videos as well as your fabric lines and patterns! Keep up the great work!
Thank you Corey for your great weekly videos, I sew enjoy watching them! I live in southern Michigan and Holmes County is my favorite place to visit staying in a hotel with the girlfriends or camping with the husband! I LOVED the Shop Hop Tour and learned about one new store, the Lonestar!
I really loved these videos. You continually come up with fun, entertaining and helpful videos. Thank you for all you do for us!
I really enjoyed the 2 videos of different quilt shops in Ohio. You have showed me some new places that I have not been to yet. Thank you.
Carlisle Quilt Shop was my favorite. the design of the shop hop quilt was beautiful and so inspiring. However, I did love them all. I travel to that area of OH for work occasionally, they are all now on my bucket list the next time I go. Thanks for the beautiful fabrics and quilt designs!
Hi Corey thank you for the great videos I love to watching the two shop hop videos I’ve watched them a couple times now. Unfortunately right now that’s all I can do is rewatch your videos but I’m learning a lot that I missed the first time through. I really loved Miller dry goods because the owl quilt really caught my attention owls are my favorite. My most favorite of all was Plaid Sheep because we are a family of cats also 9 to be exact. I really appreciated the Tigsy’s Garden quilt. Absolutely gorgeously adorable, all in one.
Thank you for taking us along on the shop hop. Miller Dry Goods looks amazing. I wish all of those shops were close by me🙂
I LOVED Anna Louisa’s Quilt Shop in Navarre!!! The location/setting was incredible. I couldn’t pick one item from a shop as my favorite because they are ALL incredible. My favorite part of the shop hop was the different designs using the blocks from Abloom fabrics. The hand quilting was amazing!!
Lone star will be the quilt shop i want to visit. I think the theme is sweet. I live in Ohio and should make the trip. I’m just from the wrong corner of Ohio. 😁
Loved these past two weeks!! Love Helping Hands, Millers, and Helping Hands they are my go to shops! Loved meeting you at your trunk show.
I loved the Lone Star quilt shop and enjoyed seeing the drive there with you passing the horse and buggy
Thank you for doing this tour. Now I want to travel to Ohio!
Thank you for a fun tour. Plaid Sheep and Miller’s would be on my list. You are so fortunate to have a thoughtful hubby. Mine didn’t gift me a quilt, but a longarm! So grateful. Now time to plan a trip to Ohio!
What a fun shop hop! Thank you for taking us along!
Hi Corey, It’s been six years since I’ve visited any of the quilt shops in Holmes County. I enjoyed your tour. It seems that many of the shops have changed since then, especially Chestnut Ridge Sewing. My favorite shop is still Miller’s Dry Goods in Charm. Thanks for the tour. Say “Hi” to your Mom for me. I miss being able to go to your trunk shows.
I really enjoyed seeing all of the beautiful quilt shops! You are blessed with so many wonderful quilt shops in your area. I think AnnaLouisa’s was my favorite. I’m going to check out the wool goodies, they caught my eye. I would love to give it a try and a small project would be perfect. Thank you for your lovely fabric lines.
Thank you so much for the road trip of looking at all the different quilt stores. I live in Southern California and we do not have the ability to go to stores and see beautiful quilts. It’s always nice to see such lovely quilts. I especially liked the Lone Star quilt store with all the beautiful hand quilted quilts. I wish I had the patience and time to hand quilt. The closest I’ve come is a pillow and that took me two months to complete! Appreciate all of your videos and fabric lines. Hope your sister and baby are doing well.
I loved seeing all of the featured shops. It is nice that you have such high quality shops nearby. I would ve to visit Miller Dry Goods and the Lone Star shop! WOW!
Thanks for taking us all along on your lovely shop hop. I think my favorite shop was the Plaid Sheep Company was my favorite. In part because of their quilt for the hop. It told a story. (The Stitch Obsession quilt for the hop was my second favorite…I seem to have a thing for birds!). In addition to the quilt, I found that I like the smaller projects on their website…seriously considering the towel of the month club…and I “need” to make some seasonal pillow wraps! Again, thanks for the chance to get to know these shops.
I’ve been to the Berlin area quite a few times and been to some of the shops you visited. The one that caught my eye is the Lone Star quilt shop. My grandfather grew up in Berlin and his sister made my parent’s a Lone Star quilt and it is beautiful. I’ve driven by this shop before but I will definitely have to stop next time I’m visiting.
I loved watching both of your shop hop videos. I would love to visit all of the stores you featured. I live in Eastern Kentucky and am already planning a 3 to 4 day trip North to visit all of these shops. I really can’t pick just one. I am looking forward to visiting them all hopefully real soon. I did think the Lone Star shop was very interesting and I love that particular pattern as well.
Hi Corey! Miller’s Dry Goods is my favorite shop and I visit often. I agree with you that there is something special about the Holmes County shops. I also really enjoy Lonestar and Plaid Sheep. I enjoyed your video tour is all of the shops!
Thanks for sharing your Shop Hop visits with us. I loved the Lonestar Quilt Shop. Would love to visit it someday.
I live in North Carolina. I wish we had the shops here like you have in your area. Those quilt shops are what quilters dream about. What fun to shop there.
It’s hard to pick just one shop; they all have unique features. I enjoyed seeing all of the shop hop quilts, especially the Tigg’s Garden quilt. I have to say all of the hand quilted quilts were beautiful. I would love to visit all of the shops one day.
What a fun trip you made with Ryan! My favorite quilts were the ones that were hand quilted! I hand quilted a few baby quilts years ago. I send my off now because my time is so precious with grands and great grands.
Katy
I enjoyed the quilt shop hop SO much! Loved seeing all the quilts and fabrics plus hearing comments from the quiltmakers. That was such a wonderful way for us to visit each shop with you! Now I want to go to Ohio and see each shop. Guess a fun replay of the videos will be my visit for now!
Great presentations and truly a place to visit. Chestnut Ridge was very nice to watch due to the projects displayed to look over and get a deeper appreciation of the talent involved. Enjoyed it and more to come!
Wow! All of those settings were amazing! I loved the setting from Carlisle the most though!!!
Great video, I need to add that shop hop to my bucket list 😁
Thanks Corey for taking us along on your trip. How beautiful! It is on my bucket list to make it to Amish country and see that beautiful hand quilting in person. I really like the Lonestar quilt shop and I’m so glad Ryan bought you the quilt!
I enjoyed watching the shop hop videos. My favorite quilt was Chestnut Ridge. I would love to visit Miller’s Dry Goods, Helping Hands and Lone Star. Thank you for all your videos and beautiful quilts.
These videos are wonderful, thank you both for all you did to bring this shop hop to those who live far away. I would like to visit Holmes County Ohio to see these wonderful shops in person. Maybe a vacation destination for my future.
SEW much to see in your Shop Hop videos in Ohio! I really enjoyed the Plaid Sheep Company and seeing all the homespun through your eyes. Homespuns always tug at my heart ❤️. I’m going to plan a trip to view in person. Also thank you for the links to the shops! You’re hubby did great on the other side of the camera. Happy Anniversary to ya’ll! I also enjoyed the Lone Star! Interesting to see it wasn’t in the middle of Texas, the Lone Star State..Will have to visit this quilt shop soon as well. The hand quilting was definitely beautiful on Peachy Keen
I loved watching the videos of the shops and I was hopping with you. Loved seeing all the quilts and beautiful samples. I love your fabric collections! I am working on the fat quarter shop designer BOM which features your fabric and I love it! It will be a pretty quilt! Thank you for your generous giveaway!!! Good luck to me!
I love all the shops you traveled to. Miller Dry Goods is a favorite. Thank for allowing us the ride and tour. ((Nice Jeep ride too!))
I love seeing all the shops but I’d really like to visit miller dry goods one day in Charm and the lonestar quilt shop at the end to see all of that hand stitching. Just beautiful!
Hi Corey! I think I liked Miller’s dry goods best for the way her fabric were arranged by color! I also loved that Helping Hands had so many cross stitch able blocks! Thank you for the chance to win.
I would have to say Lone Star Quilts! I am still in awe of that beautiful quilt you brought home!
Oh wow! What a walk down memory lane! Almost every time I visit Amish country, I visit all of the shops in Video 2. My favorites are Miller’s in Charm, Plaid Sheep and Lone Star. But I love Anna Louise’s too. I just love to be where all things quilting are.
Such beautiful hand quilting all around! My favorite was the shop hop layout from Helping Hands Quilt Shop!
They were all so wonderful, but my favorite was the Lonestar Quilt Company. And what a special anniversary present from your husband. Merry Christmas.
It’s hard to pick just one of the quilt shops you visited but I
loved the displays at Anna Louise and really liked Miller’s
Dry Good Store. The quilt Ryan gifted you with is really
beautiful. Thank you for sharing you shop hop trip with us.
What a fun video. You gave many wonderful shops in your area. I happen to be catching up on my 2025,Designer Mystery blocks from Fat Quarter Shop using your fabrics. I’m really jealous of your new star quilt. It is beautiful.
Happy Anniversary, I absolutely love the Helping Hands Quilt Shop pattern that they created it truly was breathtaking. My goal is to be as good as all those shops and you. I also got the Nantucket panel and plan on doing the same thing after I put a border on it.
The Plaid Sheep Company looks like a wonderful and welcoming shop! Their shop hop quilt with the Abloom fabrics was my favorite. I so appreciated the designer’s comments on the challenges of creating that quilt–a great reminder that it is normal to have those problems and still create amazing things!