“We Sell the Best and Service the Rest”
This is the motto for this bustling shop, owned by Air Force veteran Ken Jansen and his wife, Zuby Jansen. It is just five minutes from I90 in western Minnesota in the town of Worthington. Worthington is the county seat for Nobles County, and this shop has been a vital part of the community since 1982. Stop in Ken’s office to chat, and admire the model planes on display. I had no problem guessing which branch of the military he had served in!
If you are looking for fabric, there are over 9000 bolts on hand, cleverly displayed in tiers. Can’t reach the back? One of the staff will gladly get it for you.
I was impressed by the engineering that went into being able to store so much fabric is the space available, and still let customers see it all!
This is a space block,
Do you need to match a print?
Browse the bolts sorted by color and enjoy!
Also check out the thread selection and the quilting patterns, rulers, and notions.
This is a space block
Do you need ideas for your next quilt, or want to simply enjoy the quilting and workmanship on completed quilts? Wander and look at all of the samples on display, hung in every available space but somehow not crowded.
If you enjoy Machine Embroidery, Crafty Corner is an award winning Bernina dealer, and hosts a monthly Embroidery Club featuring Kimber Bell patterns. There is also a Bernina Club, where you can learn to use all of the features available on your machine. Crafty Corner also sells and repairs Oreck and Lindhaus vacuum cleaners. Like many small town shops, they are excellent at seeing a need and finding a way to fill that need – even if it means combining Sewing Machine Sales and Service with Vacuum Cleaner Sales and Service!
| Crafty Corner Quilt & Sewing Shoppe | Hours: M-F 9 – 5:30 Sat 9 – 4 |
| 1820 Oxford St # 1 | Phone: 800-SEW-MORE (800-739-6673) |
| Worthington, MN 56187 | E-mail: crafty@iw.net |
| craftycornerquiltandsewingshoppe.com | Mail Order: No Fabrics pictured online: No |
Check back Monday to see the next stop on the North American Shop Hop!
Love the purple flower quilt.
Looks hard to do…but Beautiful.