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Kat2 06-05-2014 05:03 AM

I have also been to MSQS. I live in the Kansas City area. It is about an hr north east, If anyone is planning on meeting Jenny and that is one reason for going, besides getting fabric, call to see if she would be there when you want to go, as she does travel a bit. She also has a Quilt Magazine ,every 2 months, no advertising. At the time I visited the shops, there were only 2. I was also overwhelmed and really saw only a portion of what was available. I went with an idea as to what I wanted to purchase and what I wanted to make. When you make a purchase, you accumulate points which can be used as credit on your next purchase. So if you go store to store you can use those points at the next store. Can hardly wait to use up more of my fabric and make another trip to see Jenny. By the way, a hamburger shop is right next door to the main store and serve delicious shakes and malts for when you need a break from fabric.

Realtorlin 06-05-2014 05:16 AM

I love Missouri Star Quilt Company
 
I would love to go there is person too!!!!!!!!!!! You are so lucky.

Wanabee Quiltin 06-05-2014 05:37 AM

I've been there twice now and it's a lovely store. Full of beautiful fabrics and patterns and I always find a great buy somewhere. Jenny is a lovely woman that is funny and happy.

mckwilter 06-05-2014 05:59 AM

I'm with you Tessagin. Even though they're his friends, you should have some "ME" time on the trip, too.

MY DH is a guitarist, so wherever we go, we always end up at a music store, sometimes for hours (yes, he is the same way about his guitars as I am about my sewing machines <LOL>). So we came to an agreement many years ago -- for every music store we visit, we visit a quilt store. Because he is a creative person, he found he enjoys looking at the quilts displayed in the stores. Because he is a people person, he loves meeting and talking to people. It's a win/win for both of us.


Originally Posted by tessagin (Post 6742779)
We're DH and I are making a trip to Missouri in August to visit some friends of his. Hamilton is supposedly about an hour away. Told DH I wanted to go while we were there or on our way to see his friends. He stated they already had plans for us. Back up the truck!. If I have to leave a day early so be it. I will rent a car if I have to. I plan on spending a day and some money and meeting Jenny or even one of the family.


susie reardon 06-05-2014 06:25 AM

Hi MaryMo I also live in South Kansas City area, I have not made it to Hamilton yet, give me a call next time you want to go, I would love to go with you.
Susie

rwrspr0 06-05-2014 07:35 AM

Many Thanks SoSew
 
I didn't know about this shop before :o so I checked it out and registered. I am very excited and wanted to say THANK YOU for your post and it's great that you had such a wonderful time and shared it with everyone. God Bless and have a great day. :)
Ruth

Originally Posted by sosew4fun (Post 6742485)
DD and I visited MSQC yesterday. I have always been impressed with her videos and came away from
Hamilton, Mo very impressed. It is wonderful to see what a quilter's hobby has done for a sleepy little town.
They have 4 stores , the original, Penny's quilts (which is all solids) Seasonal store, and another store just open
which has civil war fabrics. There is also a retreat center and mercantile building for shipping and receiving. We
arrived on a day that they were having a lunch for all employees (100+) so all stores were closed from 12-1 but
there is a sandwich shop and bakery where many quilters were hanging out! It is worth the trip if you get close by!


Oksewnsew 06-05-2014 07:56 AM


Originally Posted by LynnVT (Post 6743951)
How far is it from Wichita? Maybe I can get there on my next visit to DD.


If you have time, it is truly worth the time and trip. It's close to 4 hrs from Wichita. I visited MSQ last April and it was truly a ball. It was close to a 6 1/2 hr trip for me, I stayed in Cameron then drove over to Hamilton, about 15 miles. It truly is an experience.. I hope to go back some day.. I did get to meet Jenny and a couple of her daughters. It's a great place to visit for sure.

Oksewnsew 06-05-2014 08:02 AM


Originally Posted by luv-e (Post 6744484)
On the Bucket List for sure now..... but....... no pics for us????

If you will go to their Blog, and just go page by page you'll get an idea of them. http://blog.missouriquiltco.com/

Jannie 06-05-2014 07:33 PM

We are planning a road trip back to our son's home in Illinois and then down to Oklahoma to see my sister. In a side trip, we will be a few miles from MSQ so will stop by to check it out. If anyone knows of other quilt stores to stop at, please let me know.

Ruby the Quilter 06-05-2014 07:48 PM

We are going in July. Lots of driving from El Paso TX to Oklahoma City, Hamilton, Mount Rushmore, Denver then home. Saw on the blog we can play golf for $20 since we both golf and he is an enabler with my quilting - should be a fun trip to Hamilton.


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