Missouri Quilt Museum — Attraction in Hamilton

Update: I just want to update that I emailed them after I had done the review and got a response right away. I should of emailed, before doing the review and I feel bad about that. I was offered another box by Ryan. I really appreciated the quick response. Also, looking at my previous comment it looked like I was saying it was ALL blue and grunge… that isn’t true. It was 16 blue with a lot of them grunge and several of the others were also grunge. Anyhow, like I said before, you never know what you are going to get and that is part of the fun. I am adding another star, due to the quick response.

I have not been to the museum yet. I will still go the next time I go to Missouri again. My review is on the box of 30 fat quarters I bought from them. When you order a site unseen box of fat quarters you know going in that you might not like some of them. I only liked one. I don’t like blue or grunge and it was a box of blue and grunge. I wish they would have mixed it up some. Anyhow, like I said you know going in you might not like them. I gave a 3 star, because Ryan was pleasant and helpful, pre-receiving the box or I would have have a 1 star. I haven’t spoke with anyone since. The fabric smells so bad I can’t even give it away. It smells like a mildewed wet basement. I am so...

A Hidden Gem in Hamilton, Missouri – A Must-See for Sewing Enthusiasts and History Buffs!

I’ve never been to a museum quite like this one. The history of sewing machines is beautifully and thoroughly represented — it's clear that a lot of passion and care has gone into curating the exhibits. The collection is simply outstanding, especially the incredible donation of machines from around the world. And don’t miss the jaw-dropping display of over 1,200 toy sewing machines — truly a sight to behold!

The building itself feels like stepping into a piece of childhood, filled with charm and nostalgia. The traveling quilt displays add another rich layer to the experience, changing things up and giving every visit something...

The Missouri Quilt Museum is filled with so many beautiful quilts ranging in age from the 1800's to today. There are a lot of other interesting items including sewing machines, thimble collections, and industrial machines. The Museum is in an old school building and I love they are incorporating the original school in their exhibits. For example, they use the chalk boards to display information about quilts on exhibit and they use lockers for a fun exhibit about quilt blocks. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. I highly recommend...