Great selection of fabric and notions. The associates are helpful and pleasant. Prices are better…read morethan other quilt shops for high quality fabrics.

I stopped by the Old Country Store on my quest for a quilt. It is as the name implies, a Country…read moreStore selling a multitude of things from books, to kitchen gadgets, to handmade local items, to even puzzles. Backroom is filled with quilting material and supplies. I specifically went in to look at theIr already made quilts. I was greeted but the staff never went out of their way to ask for help and explain what size quilts were where. The store is chock full of great souvenirs and gifts from the surrounding Amish areas but it wasn't a "quilt" store. Great parking though!!!

A very nice, many faceted shop in Lititz. My experience with the shop was with knitting…read moreinstruction. Christine was my teacher, and she took a project that was headed in a couple different directions other than the direction that I originally intended. I never saw anybody so able to figure out and correct my sweater into a project that was acceptable, and doable. I am very impressed with Christine as an instructor. Thank-you, Christine, Barb Kaulback.

Wow. I have never…read morebeen to a "yarn shop" like this. I really don't think this should be called a yarn shop. It's more of an antique shop type of feel, if a horder enjoyed a hobby of knitting. There is yarn - kinda sorta - but there's exponentially more chotchkies. I had to actually step back and take it all in - yep, the chotchkies are all for sale, so they're there on purpose. Yarn. Meh... kinda. Nothing that grabbed my attention and made me want to buy some. I drove out of my way to come here? Good thing I parked where I didn't have to pay for parking. Yikes. What they did have a LOT of for sale was hand-knit things: socks, dishcloths, hats. So peculiar. What knitter wants to go to a "yarn shop" and buy someone else's hand-knit goods? This shop was so baffling. What really emphasized the awkwardness & weirdness of this shop (I can't call it a yarn shop) was the person behind the counter. She wasn't friendly, nor welcoming; she seemed bothered that I was there. Trust me, I became just as bothered to be there. I walked out empty-handed, completely befuddled, and kicking myself for driving so far just for this really-not-at-all "yarn shop".

Signed up for a "free" class. Bought the yarn. Class cancelled. Required to come get the yarn, or…read morelose it. What do I need the yarn for if the class isn't given? Signed up for a retreat on a Friday. Needed to cancel the following Monday. Charged me 20% to get out of it. This place is in a tourist area, so it will be busy. Just not with my money ever again.

this is the best yarn store I've seen in a while. Variety is great, prices are reasonable, size is…read moregood for a yarn shop, and staff is very nice. Loads of parking and hours are good

A frequent visitor to the area (Ronks, Bird in Hand, Lancaster, Intercourse, etc) for over a…read moredecade, My wife and I have stopped in the store before, but this was our first purchase, two quilts - a Red/Maroon "Postage Stamp" and a Green/Black "Twirling Dancing". The staff there was extremely helpful, knowledgeable and friendly in getting us in the right direction. They have a very large inventory, giving you several options with styles and colors and were eager to work with us in our search. First and foremost, true Amish/Mennonite quilts are Works of Art! Hundreds upon hundreds of hours and Hand Stitching went into these pieces. They are not machine produced. Can you find a cheaper quilt elsewhere in the area there, sure ... but buyer beware, you get what pay for. In the several stores we went to, selection and quality was far inferior! Storing and displaying quilts was also subpar! Folded up and in stacks like your shopping for t-shirts. Shop around at the cheaper places if you want, but a stop at Millers should be on your list if you want true quality and professional service!

Millers was the first stop on my journey for a hand sewn quilt in Amish country. I looked on their…read morewebsite and knew what I was looking for. Upon arrival, there were white gloves to put on before handling any of the quilts. The 2 ladies there were very helpful. The quilts were all hung on dowls that you can go through and when I found the one I wanted, they kindly put it on the bed so I could see all the beauty. I was explained who made it and a little history behind the quilt. The more I looked at it, the more I felt that this wasn't the "one". When I told the Manager that I was looking at another shop, she completely encouraged me to go look, that when you pay a price for a quilt, you should love it. I was blown away by her saying that. That being said, I did go to another shop and purchased "the one" quilt.....but when I got home I called Millers and bought the one I looked at because it grew on me. They had the best selection of quilts out of all the shops I visited and ample parking!! Thanks Annette, can't wait for the quilt to arrive!!

What a discovery! This shop is at the back of the store complex and has everything in the way of…read morequality kitchen tools. I was so happy to find a Spaetzle maker, the slide hopper over the flat grate that makes Spaetzle making a breeze! They have everything, things you never find like clothes pins, wash soap, every conceivable kind of basket just a wonderful place! Locally owned, the women working there are friendly and helpful. My friend wanted a good quality wooden clothes dryer - the ones you fold up when not using. We couldn't figure it out, so one of the gals came downstairs and showed us, and not only that, buggy-lugged the piece upstairs for us! You just can't find that kind of helpfulness these days! A MUST STOP!

Directly behind Immerguts Pretzels in the charming town of Intercourse is The Country Cupboard…read morestore. This store is some what of a general store hidden off the tourist track, and used more so by the locals. This store is also connected to Zooks Fabric Store. A Fabric lovers Paradise. The Country Cupboard has 2 floors, The first consisting of toys, Books, Amish style dress up clothes, and some general merchandise. The bottom floor consists of lots of Kitchen essentials. They have a very wide selection of Rada Knives as well as some throw back hard to find kitchen tools. Overall this is a cool place to check out off the tourist track while visiting PA dutch Country.

Hannah"s Custom Quilts has moved! New address is 255 Old Leacock Rd., Gordo nville, PA. Call…read more717-768-8290 to stop by with an appointment. Leave a message, and Hannah will call you back.

This is a quaint quilt shop. When I was there I met both sisters. It is not as big as some of the…read moreother shops in the area, but I actually like that. Most of the quilts are on a bed, although some are hanging as well. I like how each quilt was described to me. I learned about the patterns and the work put into them and even some of them I was told about the women who created them. I did wind up buying a nice queen size quilt, they also sell king size. They also sell other home made items like pillows, pot holder, wall hangings, etc.

"The last time I saw Elvis It was some kind of Vegas dream,…read moreSpotlights flashed on a silver cape And a blue-haired lady screamed, He was the King" (Neil Young) You'll feel like royalty walking around King's, as though every craftsman from near and far brought you their creations for your review. Outdoor furniture, indoor furniture, candles, kitchenware, clothing, crafts, books, toys, and every manor of home décor are everywhere inside and outside the store. What we really liked was being free to stroll through the store and look at kitchen chairs without being swarmed upon by salespeople. We detest the swarm of locusts approach that happens inside some furniture stores as soon as your big toe crosses the threshold. Not here. One very cool thing we saw and came THISCLOSE to buying was a nice kitchen chair that was tagged for $5. The tag also said "Wobbly Chair" and indeed it had some issues with the differing length of one leg, causing it to wobble! Had we identified a need to put a single chair somewhere in our house, that $5 wobbly chair would have lovingly rode the 270 miles back to Connecticut with us.

Nice place but very pricey. It used to be that Amish goods were slightly cheaper. That was a big…read moredraw to go to Lancaster. There were originally a few kings stores. One of them the original is now closed up. It is just up the street from kings Homestead and sits on a corner property. This was the original wood shop where you could see the Mennonite carpenters. I say this because the saw equipment was electrified. Either way, they used to produce some very beautiful pieces out of that shop. The kings Homestead is very nice, but there is a lot more made from China offerings in home decor than there used to be. Don't get me wrong they do have a very nice selection of Amish made furniture. However, their prices have gone up significantly and they are no longer leaving you with the feeling that you've really gotten quite a piece for the price I mean you are getting solid real wood, but it is at a premium. Not complaining just stating the facts.

I'm not sure how many stars to give. 5 for an overwhelming selection. 1 for…read morefriendliness/helpfulness of the owner. I had mentioned that her store was recommended to me by some one at another craft store (a nat'l chain). She looked at me with disdain and said all they sell is garbage and anything bought and made from there would be garbage, too. Whoa tell me how you really feel. I thanked her and left.

claustrophobic? this isn't the store for you. there is sooooo much stock. the shelves are packed…read moreand literally overflowing. there are boxes and boxes of yarn stacked on the floor, making the walkways a tight squeeze. it can be a bit overwhelming. but do you have something specific you're looking for? this store will have it. absolutely. and the owner is such a expert knitter she can glance at a pattern and suggest a yarn to meet your needs (and then find it for you as hunting/gathering in that inventory would otherwise take days). i've never been steered wrong. she'll also drop random knitting knowledge bombs on you, like why a certain alpaca blend won't make a lasting garment vs. a different blend, etc. and let's face it: if you're a serious yarn aficionado, hunting in that massive stash for days would be heaven. i never leave this store without a special skein.