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What started off as a small family business has now grown into an international community of quilters, and even though we arenвЂ™t all related, we sure feel like family.Omegle (oh Quilting has a way of stitching us all together. I sincerely hope youвЂ™ve enjoyed hearing our story and we canвЂ™t wait to hear your story too. YouвЂ™ll find great quilting supplies to add to your fabric stash, including quilting precuts, fabric by the yard, notions, quilt kits, and much more. Looking for holiday prints? We have them year-round! What about some cute fabric for baby quilts? YouвЂ™ve come to the right place! And if youвЂ™re all about color, we offer a rainbow of basics, solid fabrics, and of course, beautiful batiks.ДЄnd you absolutely wonвЂ™t want to miss out on the QuilterвЂ™s Daily Deal-itвЂ™s the best quilting sale on the web! Every day we offer a discount of 40%-100% off a single quilting item. We have everything from traditional reproduction fabric to fresh modern textiles. No matter what your style may be, youвЂ™ll find it right here. If you like to shop in your pjs from the comfort of home, be sure to check out all the gorgeous material for quilts we have on our website. Hamilton, Missouri, (aka Quilt Town, USA) is a must-see destination for any quilter and I canвЂ™t believe I live in such an incredible place!

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Heck, we just had a bus full of quilters from Australia pull into town who were absolutely delightful! With 12 quilt shops right on main street-each featuring a different fabric theme-youвЂ™re guaranteed to find quilt fabric youвЂ™ll fall in love with! We even have a spacious Sewing Center for quilting retreats, great restaurants, the worldвЂ™s biggest spool of thread, and a place called вЂњManвЂ™s LandвЂќ full of comfy reclining chairs and TVs, where weary folks can stop in and take a break from shopping (and even play a round of pool!). Our darling little town now attracts visitors from across the globe. WeвЂ™ve also created the ultimate quilterвЂ™s experience that many call the вЂњDisneyland of QuiltingвЂќ right here in Hamilton. That first tutorial video, like a small stone, produced ripples and became the start of something amazing. My son asked me if I wouldnвЂ™t mind filming some quilt tutorials to get our name out there and I responded, вЂњSure! вЂ¦ WhatвЂ™s a tutorial?вЂќ I soon found myself in front of the camera, teaching quilting techniques to a tiny handful of viewers. With virtually no money for advertising, we relied on our creativity and ingenuity to help our small company grow. Those early days were long, with many sleepless nights. I helped run the quilt shop with my daughters, Sarah and Natalie, while Alan and David focused their efforts online.

With Alan's experience running tech-startups out west, David's financial and marketing background, and SarahвЂ™s knowledge of the quilt industry, we had the perfect ingredients to begin our online quilting business. My son, Alan, teamed up with his best friend, David Mifsud, whom heвЂ™d met while volunteering as missionaries in Kiev, Ukraine. Shortly after setting up our small shop, we decided to take our new business online. Little did we know that within a few short years, weвЂ™d be offering over 30,000 bolts of fabric, along with hundreds of our own quilting patterns, quilt kits, our very own quilt magazine called BLOCK, and a huge selection of precut quilting fabrics! So, in November of 2008, on a shoestring budget, we bought a small brick building in Hamilton that would fit a longarm quilting machine and the Missouri Star Quilt Company was born! At first, we only offered machine quilting services and sold a few quilt fabrics and quilting supplies. The idea of sewing quilts for a living thrilled me-they say that if you do what you love, youвЂ™ll never work a day in your life. You should start your own machine quilting business!вЂќ Two of my children, Alan and Sarah, told me, вЂњMom, if you have to wait that long to have your quilts quilted, thereвЂ™s gotta be a lot of demand. It was so much fun! Then, one day I brought in some quilts to be machine quilted at a local quilt shop and I was told IвЂ™d have to wait a year for it to be finished. I quickly began stitching up quilts for friends and family from whatever fabric I had on hand. Previously, I had designed costumes for the theatre, but when we moved to Missouri the theatre scene wasnвЂ™t very big-it was all about quilting! I took a local quilting class and was immediately hooked. The idea for the Missouri Star Quilt Company came out of the blue.