Yep, but not in that part of the state. I'm afraid I'm not familiar with Sugarcreek.
The town of Berlin has a strip maybe a mile or two long with little shops and restaurants. You can park and walk up one side, down the other. Then drive a little more up the road and do the same. Or if you dont mind walking, just park once. Along 39 on your way into Berlin there are some craft stores, furniture stores And there is a store that has wool applique, quilt fabric, and all kinds of patterns. There are some flea markets also. Now these are the flea markets you are thinking. Mostly new items. In front of the one flea market, it a fabric store called Zincks. Nice size and they have all kinds of fabric, buttons, zippers, etc. cheap. You have to watch, some things are junk or not good quality, but others are quilt store quality. They also have a store near Lancaster PA if you have ever been there but this one to me is bigger and better deals. There is also one quilt store that sits right along 39 and behind it is an antique store. This fabric store is nice, but normal pricing. If you go thru Berlin, there is a road you make a left onto and there is a sign that says Charm, OH. A few quilt shops, craft stores and a lumber yard that is a must to stop at just to look around. Make sure you stop at Walnut Creek Cheese. These towns are always changing, so some of these suggestions might be not correct. Plus I just get in and drive, always looking for a good bargain, lol. My directions are usually a little off. Guggisberg. Cheese is also there In one of these towns. Best swiss cheese ever. You can definitely spend a few days there. Plus PGraham Dunn has his showroom and store there And Jg Wether or some name like that that does Pewter stuff. My in laws always go there, I do not, not into it. Once I go I will let you know any thing else I discover. Am hoping to go within two weeks.
