JOIN THE FUN AT SUE’S QUILT CREATIONS

 

 Come check out all of the new fabrics since the last time you visited.  Several new children’s lines, new samples, Kansas Troubles, Northcott, Moda, Benartex, new patterns & lots of Quilter’s Select rulers to choose from. 

Want to come sew with friends for a day?? Give me a call and you and your friends can sew here in the shop classroom.   

Upcoming shop closures:  December 24th & 25th and December 31st & January 1st.  

 

A privately owned quilt shop

Sue’s Quilt Creations is about making everyone feel welcome in the quilting world; from the novice who doesn’t think he/she could ever quilt to the veteran who makes several quilts a year. Everyone is welcome; there are no cliques, there are no silly questions. It’s about sharing the joy of quilting and helping each other grow as quilters. Sue’s Quilt Creations is a welcoming shop where all levels of sewists are welcome; and I want everyone to find the enjoyment and satisfaction that quilting brings me.

The shop is opening with over 1,000 bolts of fabric, a full line of Mettler thread, patterns, books and various notions to complete your projects. A class schedule will begin in the Fall of 2022. A loyalty program is available for those who are regular shoppers.

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About the Owner

Sue Shipman

Sue Shipman

Owner/Operator

Hello, my name is Sue Shipman. I am a local Bradford County Pennsylvania girl and was in the world of education for over 30 years, and opening Sue’s Quilt Creations is a dream I have had for several years. I was very fortunate to grow up with great sewing/quilting role models, and I am very fortunate to have a husband who supports my dreams and my quilting passion.

My sewing journey began as a child watching my mom make clothes for me and then make a matching outfit for my dolls. At eight years old I joined 4-H and had the best leaders possible. My sewing for 4-H went from a poncho (yes, I’m that old) to a plaid wool skirt, to a prom dress with way too many yards of satin.

My first quilting piece was an Ohio Star block turned into a pillow for a 4-H project. I have since made numerous quilts -from baby quilts, to wall hangings, to t shirt quilts, to king sized compass star quilts. Currently I spend my time making custom order quilts, longarm quilting tops that others have pieced, and making samples for the shop.

My first sewing machine was a second-hand Kenmore that did the basics. Over the years I have added a serger, a domestic machine with an embroidery module, as well as a longarm machine. Any machine that will do a straight stitch will get you started on the quilting journey. I hope you will visit Sue’s Quilt Creations and join the fun.