RV Quilters, Jenny Doan, Antique Toy Sewing Machines & MORE /Missouri Quilt Museum / Hamilton, MO
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- What do Jenny Doan of Missouri Star Quilt Company, John Wayne, the Civil War, toy sewing machines, the world's largest spool of thread, RV quilters and The National Quilt Museum have in common? They can all be discovered at the unbelievably beautiful and educational Missouri Quilt Museum in Hamilton, Missouri! Filming this video was a journey and a blessing. Thank you, Dakota, for your passion and abundant generosity. Friends, if you make it to Hamilton, DON'T MISS THIS! Come here. Get inspired. Then head downtown and let MSQC help you find exactly what you need. Admittedly, this is a fairly long video, but we just couldn't cut anything out. We hope you enjoy the tour as much as we did. Thank you so much for watching. Please consider subscribing to our channel if you haven't already. It is free and it will help us bring you the best spots in the quilting world every weekend.
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00:00 Clips of today's tour
01:36 Founder of museum talks about the museum grounds
04:11 Tour of inside of museum
29:43 What to expect when you arrive inside, admission price, days & hours info
30:55 Great food/ice cream shop next door
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I have donated 2 quilts to them that my Grandmother did.
How cool is that! I believe that Dakota told us that very thing. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so very much. I delightful time spent watching this wonderful video. ❤️🌺😃
You are so welcome! We love sharing our adventures with our friends. :) Thanks for watching, friend. :)
Thank you so much for the great tour. FANTASTIC!!
We are so glad that you enjoyed it! It was amazing!
I loved visiting this museum when we were in Hamilton in August 2021. My mother in law and I added to the yarn on the largest spool. What an adventure we had.
That is so cool! We loved that museum. Glad you were able to go as well. :)
I love this Museum if I'm ever in Missouri Hamilton, I surely will come and see this Museum. I especially like all the antique sewing machines. And all the different quilts patterns and history about them is wonderful. Thank you for this video.
You are very welcome! It really is a great museum. I hope you get to go there one day. 🙂. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for sharing. Absolutely Stunning!!
Dakota was so sweet to give us such a comprehensive tour of the museum. It was so much fun and educational. :)
Love the antique and vintage and contemporary…takes my breath away❤️from Minnesota 🌻
It was a great experience! If you ever have a chance to go to Hamilton, MO don't pass it up. Thanks for watching. :)
This is a wonderful video about quilting. I love the old quilts and the toy sewing machine. I quilt also. Thank you so much for sharing this. I watch Missouri Star Quilt videos all the time and I have learn so much for them. I have made some of the quilts they make and I am enjoying quilting since I retired 4 years ago.
Wonderful! It was such a great experience. Hopefully, you can make it there one day. Thanks for watching!
Wow! What a treasure!! Thank you so much for the fun video! Happy trails
Glad you enjoyed it! If you ever have the chance to go there, you should. :) Thanks for watching!
My favourite is the Peacock Quilt... just stunning!!! 🦚 💙
It was an amazing quilt! Thanks for watching! :)
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I really enjoyed this video thank you 😊
WOW WOW WOW! what an awesome video, I live in England UK. quilting is not big here like in the USA, so to see this was a real treat for me. I was simply amazed at all the quilts etc you showed. thank you it was like peeking into a different world.
I want to take a road trip and seeing all of these awesome history! Thank you for sharing your adventure! I just love the mini quilts.
You should! This museum is so cool. :)
Oh, what fun. I enjoyed this sooo much👍❤️
Glad you enjoyed it! It was a lot of fun for us. :) Thanks for watching!
I live 40 miles from Hamilton and shop there frequently. I have never been to the museum and had never heard of the Ice cream place. There is a great tap room just west of the Subway shop though, Levi Garrison’s. Thank you for the great tour.
Our home base is less than 10 miles from Hamilton. We are practically neighbors. :) The museum is the old school and they just built the ice cream place on the same block. It is worth a visit there. :) Thanks for watching!
Thank you thank you. I have to come visit.
Glad you enjoyed it! You're right! It's a must visit! There's so much to see and do in the area.
They have been hard at work in this museum over the pandemic period- must have tripled the displays since early 2020! It is not to be missed...
The entire town of Hamilton, MO is charming and welcoming regardless of whether you quilt or not 💗
Was privileged to visit Hamilton earlier this summer, spent 2 days there & was able to visit the museum. Fantastic! Spent a wonderful 2 1/2 hours there, unfortunately was the only visitor during the whole time but did get to have a “guided tour” with Dakota. We had a great time talking quilts & history. The long arm section was being set up so I could only peek in the door. I loved the toy room, saw things that brought back my childhood. That museum is well worth the visit. Also got to visit the national quilt museum in Paducah several days later. Also incredible but not the vintage & historic things. Their emphasis is more in the contemporary art quilts but gives a different look into quilting. I’m more into the historic aspects.
So glad to hear that you are one of the lucky ones that have got to visit this cute little town. Dakota is a saint! What a great museum. :) Thanks for watching!
Thats awesome and thanks for taking us along and showing us!! Great job!!
Our pleasure! If you ever get to NW Missouri, you should check it out in person. It is so cool! Thanks!
Thank you soooo much for sharing. So inspiring.
If you ever have the chance to go, don't pass it up. It is an awesome place to go. Thanks for watching!
I just found your channel. Love it. I live in a Skoolie with a treadle sewing machine. I quilt therefore I am. Ha ha
Welcome!! We love Skoolies! Thanks so much for watching!
Wow. Thank you for showing the Quilt Museum. As a UK quilter it is so interesting. maybe one day I can come visit.
We sure hope you get to visit this museum. It really is a wonderful place. Thanks for following from all the way across the pond. :)
Beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers! :)
This is amazing! Thank you!!!
Glad you like it!
Thanks so much for this video. I was there in May and I did see the quilt museum. I guess I didn't go down stairs. Oh well I have an excuse to go back. I did a video also and met Dakota. She was great. I still have to edit my video but it won't be for a couple of months. Thanks
Down stairs might not have been done yet. Not sure. We can't wait to go back when the upstairs is finished. They also have some VERY fun and exciting plans for the outside of the museum. ;o}
That was an awesome video tour of that quilt museum! You did a great job! Going to Hamilton Missouri and seeing all of the quilt store and now museum is a bucket list place for me.
I hope you make it there soon. It is definitely "bucket list" worthy. Thank you so much for watching.
Thanks, beautiful display, didn’t get to see the museum when I was there in May. I guess I have to go back.
That is too bad that you missed the museum. Hopefully, you will have a chance to go back and visit it. Thanks for watching!
So glad I found this video! Love the quilts. My mom has collected Shirley Temple memorabilia for years. I am going to show her the sewing machine, I don't think she knows about that! I have been making quilts for 30 years, mostly for family, now I give them to homeless people.
Wonderful! Hopefully your mom can add to her collection. Love the idea of helping the homeless. Well done! Thanks for watching!
THANK YOU so much for this tour! It's amazed me and the folks are so nice!! Too bad we couldn't see the garden! I love community gardens!
Cool thread! LOL
As usual, you've made an interesting, wonderful post!!
Your kind words are MUCH appreciated. So glad you enjoyed the tour.
I am hoping to make a trip to Hamilton soon and will put this museum on my list !
You should! It is a great museum. :)
I'm not into sewing and quilting yet I count count the times that we have toured places with quilts and have gotten so wrapped up in the history. Thanks for another great video. Peace out!!
Exactly. I don't sew or quilt, but I've come to find so much history, joy and passion in the quilting world. Thanks for watching! Peace out! ;o)
Thank you so much for giving us a tour through this awesome museum, what a delightful experience I really really appreciate you taking us through this beautiful history of ours!
We really appreciate hearing from our subscribers. :) It helps us know if we are on the right track. It was a great museum! We highly recommend.
I am a quilter in Virginia thank you for the tour. I've wanted to visit Hamilton but I KNOW that won't happen. Thank you again. You've brigtetned my day.
You are so welcome! You have brightened our day with your comment. :)
What beautiful history!
Right?! I had no idea. Hope to see ya'll on the road soon.
@@GrassRootsLiving Can't wait!!
Thank you SO much for this tour! You did an amazing job and I highly commend you! If you can get to Houston for the International Quilt Fest in Oct we'd love to meet you! We'll be staying in our RV at the Southlake RV Resort for both Market and the Festival. If you can get to the Festival, I'll be at the Brother Booth by Allbrands on Oct 29 & 30th and will be doing a meet & greet. My husband Keith will be there too and we'd love to meet you!
Wow! Thanks! I've been watching your videos and have been wanting to meet you as well. Unfortunately, we'll be on the east coast in the fall. We'll be wintering in Florida but will make our way your direction in the spring. Hopefully we'll be able to cross paths. The sooner the better!!! -Shalane
Thank you for sharing this!!! I'm new to quilting and love seeing other quilts and especially old ones!!
You're welcome. I too am new to quilting. It has really opened my eyes to a whole new world. Thank you so much for watching.
I didn't know this was in Hamilton Missouri. I can't wait to go see it. It has many of the treasures I love. Thank you for sharing it with us. I think you have found a new passion in addition to RV-ing. 😍
So glad you enjoyed the video. Stepping into the quilting world has been such an eye-opener. Thank you SO much for watching.
C'est merveilleux d’avoir pu visiter ce musée ensoleillé agréable compagnie ! Pour moi qui est trop loin, c'est une occasion à ne pas manquer !
Je suis très heureux d'apprendre que cela vous a plu. Merci d'avoir regardé!
Wonderful museum! Thanks for the video. I've added a stop to Hamilton, MO to my list!
I can honestly say right now, you will not regret a trip to Hamilton. We are sure that you will love it. :) Thanks for your support of our channel. :)
Such an absolutely fun and amazing museum! Such great finds! Keep these coming as they are just such heart-warming...take great care now...Bruce and Otis
We sure will! Thank you for watching. It really means a lot to us when people find joy in watching our videos.
What a beautiful awesome place 💗💗💗 I love the red and white one you showed at the beginning. ♥️♥️♥️I love all the stories behind each one
You're so right. The stories are everything. That's what made this particular video such a joy to make. Thank you so much for watching and enjoying the video.
Your very welcome ♥️
Fabulous tour. Thank you ❤️🌺
Thank you too for following our channel. :) :) :)
What a great tour. I plan to see it in person with a friend when we are both able to be out and about.
I am sure that you both will love it. :) It is such an amazing museum! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing. I’m excited to go Next week!!
Hope you enjoy it as much as we did! Thanks for watching!
Wow! I learned an incredible amount and absolutely loved every second. I’m definitely a subscriber and I have put a visit to this museum on my bucket list! Thanks y’all!
Welcome aboard! We also found the tour very educational. We recommend the museum to everyone, even non-quilters. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful quilts! This is on my list of have to see after my husband retires next year and we start traveling with our 5th wheel. Thanks!
Retirement and travel. Whoot Whoot! It's the best! Thanks for watching!
An amazing museum! I would love to visit your part of America one day, I’m a quilter from Victoria Australia 🇦🇺
Great place! Would love to take at least 3 days in that place. Very unique!
That is what we think. It is a wonderful place to spend a few days. :) Thanks for watching!
Wow wow wow, this was an amazing very educational video guys. I must put it on my bucket list. THANK you for sharing it with us all. Love 💚 the mini quilts, so cool.
It makes us SO happy when people watch and find joy in our videos. We're very glad you enjoyed the tour. It was such a fun surprise for us as well. We love Dakota and the museum. Thanks for watching!!!
This place looks great, thanks for the tour! Please put the International Quilt Study Center in Lincoln NE on you list, it is an amazing place to visit!
Added! Lincoln, NE is not too far away for our home base. We look forward to visiting there one day. Thanks for watching and the tip. :)
According to some historians, quilts being used during the time of the underground railroad is a myth. I prefer to think it is true!
That was wonderful. So envious. 😍🇦🇺
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching. :)
"fried pies" what are they please?
The Underground Railroad quilt story is a myth. The U R existed, fortunately, but people did not hang out quilts to show the way.
Thank you for saying this. Sooooo frustrating to see this myth continue. 👏🏽
I am so glad the truth and history is being told about the 4 angle cross - Whirling log- Navajo- Native Love sign, it was stolen by Nazi who called it Swastika,.
I know, right? That was one of several fascinating things that I learned in our tour. It is a great museum. Thanks for watching!
Didn't really show star of David quilt..disappointing
Dakota had so many things to show us at the museum. We couldn't possibly get it all done. (It takes about an hour of editing to do a minute of video) As it was, it was about a half hour video. Sorry to hear that it was disappointing. Hopefully, you enjoyed the rest of the museum. Thanks for letting us know with your comment. If we see another one like it in our travels, we will be sure to get it on camera.
Great museum. Can't wait to visit it in a couple of weeks. All the hand talking is very distracting. I was afraid the museum gal was going to get punched in the face.
We are so excited that you get to visit it in a couple of weeks. Thanks for the feedback and for watching. :)
You ruined it for me by spending so much time and praise on the swastika quilt and barely even mentioning the Star of David quilt, which you didn't even show. Ruined it.
Thanks so much for your feedback. There was so many wonderful things that we did not feature in the museum. The Star of David quilt was one of them. As it was the video was over 30 minutes long. We asked Dakota to give us a peak at many of the items in the Museum. We knew that she could not possibly do every important item. I am sorry if you felt that it ruined it for you. We did not intentionally try to cut out any one item. We merely tried to give our viewers a taste of what they might experience when they visit it. Thank you for your understanding.
Underground railroad quilt, quit perpetuating the myth. There is no documentation to date to prove this story. It is a nice story, however to a history buff it nerve racking. Sorry folks, please follow historians.
Thanks for your input. :) Those historians who believe it to be true, admit that it is based on oral history not documentation. They point out that most slaves could neither read nor write. It would have been passed on by word of mouth. At least everyone can agree it is a nice story. :). Thanks again for watching. I hope you enjoyed the overall tour. :)
@@GrassRootsLiving I did enjoy the museum. Our quilt guild just went through the story recently. Most of the blocks in those quilts weren't around yet either. Bracken's Quilt encyclopedia is a good source. 🤗