Make a Stack and Flip Quilt with Jenny Doan of Missouri Star! (Video Tutorial)

Jenny demonstrates how to make a quick project with 2.5 inch strips of precut fabric (jelly rolls). This fabulous quilt project will have you Flipping with joy once you see how easily it comes together!
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Learn to sew with Jenny Doan as she teaches quilting tutorials from the heart. She’s the smiling face of Missouri Star Quilt Company! Stitching together simplified quilts full of love and laughter, Jenny makes quilting friendlier than ever before. With over half a million KZbin subscribers and more than 150 million views to date, she has sparked enthusiasm for quilting across the globe.
Missouri Star Quilt Company provides totally FREE quick and easy quilting, sewing, and craft tutorials every single week because we love to help you create! Follow along with these fun online classes to learn more about quilt design and quilting techniques. It’s inspiration for everyone-from beginners to advanced quilters. To make quilting easier than ever before, precut fabrics are used as the building blocks of most projects. These quilt fabrics like layer cakes, charm packs, and jelly rolls make textile patchwork as easy as pie! Plus, we offer quilt patterns and quilting supplies along with gorgeous quilt material to simplify your experience. We hope you enjoy our quilting tutorials. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss a single one!

[@mrsmcdonald9363]

I love this concept! It’s gorgeous with jelly roll strips, but it solves a problem for me, too. This tutorial has inspired me to make a backing from an ombré fabric by cutting three strips, flipping the middle one, adding some sashing and *boom* a gorgeous quilt back.

[@deanaterro7529]

GREAT Idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@lindaalexander2036]

This would be a great way to make a couple of fast baby quilts using a pastels jelly roll. I started watching Jenny's tutorials several years ago when I wanted to make at least one quilt for each of my eleven grandchildren. I was very lucky to have been able to hand quilt with my grandmother when I was young. She made three quilts a year all by hand and I treasure three of her beautiful creations. I prefer to use the machine method though. I don't think I was gifted with her patience. Thank you Jenny for sharing all of your ideas with us all. The first thing I do every Friday is look for the new tutorial. I also love, love, love Block Magazine. Eleven quilts are done. With many more in the making. You just can't have too many quilts😉 right? Thanks again Jenny and your family too.

[@laureljordan5868]

After being a quasi quilter for many years I found Missouri Star Quilting Company! These tutorials have taught me more than I could imagine. Thank you for your instruction, Jenny Doan!! And thank you for your sense of humor. Can't wait to make my stack and flip!!!

[@lorijones661]

Jenny found me! I was lucky enough to take over as our guild programs chair, and she was one of my first speakers! How lucky was that! Just goes to show you that it's always good to volunteer!!!

[@karenanderson1107]

Jenny, you got me into quilting after I saw the Jelly Roll Race tutorial. After the Jelly Roll I went on to do a Zipper Quilt, a log cabin, a 9-patch, and a bear Paw quilt. I tell people it's like a sickness and the only cure is MORE FABRIC!!!

[@jadennorris2957]

Roy Party Singer

[@carolg.6838]

Yes, fabric is addictive. Good for you for using it. It is a joke that some of us have a JoAnn Fabric in our house. But I have gotten back to sewing and quilting to reduce stress. So I am hoping to shop from my stash.

[@mineminemine6991]

so simple and I cant wait to use my rainbow batik jelly roll to make this awesome quilt!

[@brandyfox2533]

I came across MSQC when I was looking for quilt tutorials. I started a tradition of making each of my nieces and nephews a quilt for their high school graduation. Two quilts down and 6 more to go!

[@annwilliams2075]

I first saw a Missouri Star Quilt Company KZbin video when looking for a particular quilt pattern. It was one of those serendipitous moments when you do not find what you are looking for but do find something better. This has to be about 5 or 6 years ago and I still find something new watching these videos.

[@debbieduran4]

Beautiful! My daughter was just talking about how cool it would be to have a rainbow quilt. I love your videos, they really help a beginner see that this is doable. Thank-you.

[@annedonze569]

I love watching these tutorials! i started watching them about 8 years ago when my aunt was trying to talk me into making quilts but I needed some guidance. I googled quilting tutorials and found Jenny. I've been in love with her tutorials ever since. She makes sewing quilts so much fun and is very entertaining. Her uplifting personality with her smiles and giggles always makes me look forward to her next one1

[@gwynethdunbar4719]

I found Jenny by doing an internet search when I started quilting when I retired 3 years ago. And I'm so glad I did! I really love all the videos and watch them every week. Thanks Jenny!

[@kaylabeck9588]

I first found Jenny's videos when I realized that the quilts I enjoyed receiving as a child would not be continued on to my own nieces, nephews, and children. My Grandmother who had made my quilts has gone blind to the point where she could not teach me. After a n interesting first few failed attempts I found MSQC's videos and Jenny taught me the skills I needed to keep this tradition alive in my family. When I recently made the Jack and Jill quilt for my grandparents 60th wedding anniversary my Grandmother was floored and soo happy I was keeping the tradition alive. So thank you Jenny :)

[@janemorris7245]

Love this tutorial. I have jelly rolls stacked up as you say!! Now I know what to do with some of them to make an awesome quilt. I glad I found you you on KZbin Jenny. You were the person to get me started on quilting. I always thought I couldn't t do anything so complicated but you make it so easy. A big thank you.

[@tanktop74]

Learned about Jenny several years ago when I started quilting to get over a really bad break up. Was great therapy! Thrilled to have met Jenny almost 2 years ago! I now watch every video and have begun making This quilt for my ailing grandmother to enjoy in her last days.

[@kimhenderson444]

I found Jenny and MSQC about 4 years ago and it changed my life!! I have since been to Hamilton 5 times....the first time we arrived late at night and spent the night sleeping in the RV in the bank parking lot with other RV quilters! It was like Chrisrmas eve waiting for morning to open presents! You guys have rocked it ever since! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sdunning4926]

Love all Jenny's videos and love her quilt designs!! You are never left scratching your head with the instructions. Great job Jenny!

[@maegansilva1958]

I first heard about MSQC when a pro-quilter friend told me to check out your videos to help me get over my fear of quilting. Your videos took away all my fears!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

I love that!

[@dewill9725]

it has been only 3 years that I started quilting. February of 2014 I had enrolled in beginners quilting classes, do to health reasons I was only able to attend 3 classes. Becoming home bound needed a place to get fabric, a little quilt shop told me about Missouri Star. well that's where it all began, found the website and it has been such fun. Beautiful fabric, very helpful customer service, everything you absolutely could long for from the quilting world. I live for Friday morning's the new tutorial for the week. I have been able to make anything I have wanted to, Jenny is such a good teacher and the Block Books are great thing to have also, just in case we lose internet. THANK YOU JENNY

[@MJ-ps5yq]

I first heard of MSQC from a quilt friend. She talked about you like a new group of friends! And now I know why, you All are so happy and welcoming. I'm sure I've watched all of your videos! I just wish I didn't have to sleep, eat or do anything else because I want to make all your quilts! You are a Bright Spot in a sometimes dark world. Thank you.

[@deniseh2788]

Love, Love, Love MSQC!! I learned to quilt by watching Jenny's tutorials! I started quilting about 4 yrs ago. And we share the same BD month and year! 1957 !! Jenny, 60 looks fabulous on you! Happy Birthday!!

[@krisshickman1347]

wow i wouldnt of guessed she was a day over 50!!

[@yukmistress]

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[@julieroberts1443]

My daughter told me about Missouri Star Quilt and Jenny's videos. She made it look easy enough for me to try. The first video I watched was Stacks. I watch the binding tutorial every time I bind a quilt. Thanks so much, I now have a wonderful hobby 😀

[@terriemckinney7193]

One day I was just trying to find quilting tutorials and just found one with Jenny. Absolutely loved Jenny and have been watching her ever since. I have learned so much from Jenny. Love her personality. And she can say selvage any way she chooses. Lol

[@denisejohnson2885]

I found out about MSQ by researching online for a quilt pattern. MSQ popped up as one that had the pattern, I found out that not only did you have the pattern but also a great tutorial to show an easy way to create the quilt.I have been a fan since. I have bought many Deals and watch all the tutorials.

[@debrarevay7493]

Beautiful! Love this tutorial. Another quilt to put on my very long list of quilts to make. This one looks easy though and shouldn't take much time. You never cease to amaze me. Thanks for all you do for us quilters.

[@rustiegeorge6086]

We we're on a road trip, passing through Hamilton. Well a slight detour, but none the less passing through. After using the restroom my husband stated someone was back there signing books... lo and behold, Jenny!!

[@peggycooper1221]

I first heard about Jenny on Face Book and haven't stopped watching since. Each week I proclaim that this quilt tutorial is my favorite and add it to my list of 'to dos'. Now the Stack and Flip has joined the list. Love the bright and happy colors. Jenny has done for the quilting world what Donna Dewberry did for decorative painting: Show everyone how easy it is and that You Can Do It. The fabrics in the fat quarters are wonderful. Never had a bad experience with MSQC.

[@janetforsyth6058]

This quilt is so simple in design and fabric but that's what makes it stunning. As a new quilter I love to see patterns that are simple yet pretty. I get so excited when you post quilts for us newbies. Quilting is such an old art and I feel blessed that I have discovered the craft and can carry on the tradition! Thank you Missouri Star Quilt Company.

[@dedebaker8055]

One Saturday morning I was riding my exercycle and watching a Fons and Porter quilting show on my local PBS television station. The guest for that show was Jenny Doan. I think the episode demonstrated ways to add variety to jelly roll quilts. Jenny was just so warm and friendly you couldn't help but feel like you knew her. I think I became a fan right then an there. Was so thrilled to see her in person last fall when my husband took me to Hamilton for the 8th birthday celebration of MSQC. We had such a fun time!

[@roxannejohnson992]

My mom introduced me to Jenny as she had a few of her block magazines, I then started watching and making quilts from the tutorial. I have been addicted ever since!

[@paulaschaef8074]

I don't really remember how I got addicted to Jenny's tutorials and Missouri Star Quilt Co. I just know I look daily to see what the daily deal is and think about what I could make with them. Just got Kaffe Fassett's Collective in the mail to make this quilt. Keep 'em coming Jenny. Thanks.

[@SmittenKitten.]

This would look gorgeous with a charcoal background... Love this so much!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Oh I love that idea!!! Like the rainbow after a storm. ;)

[@SmittenKitten.]

Haha, I didn't think of it that way, but you're SO RIGHT!!!

[@trishbrooks5475]

Jenny this would make a great quilt as you go tutorial!!! I love this simple quilt. You are an inspiration ♥️thank you thank you!

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

That's a great idea!! Thanks for sharing!

[@bethparks4480]

I started quilting about 5 years ago. Not knowing what I was doing I started researching it on line. That was when I came across Missouri Star Quilt Co. Jenny's voice was so great and sounded so much like my mom that had passed away. I have watched most all the videos. Sometimes falling asleep to the sound of her voice. With my husband over seas working it helped me through those lonely nights. I have made the zipper, wonky log cabin, numerous big bags and several others. My wish list to make is so long I will be busy for a long while. I look forward to the Friday videos. With my morning beverage and Jenny. I have visited the MSQC twice and had a blast. Love it all and all of you. My life is better for having been a part of your journey. Thank you

[@kimmenuckles3926]

I found Jenny on KZbin about a year ago when I was looking for a jelly roll pattern. Now I watch her videos about 4-5 days a week. 💕

[@debrastebbins4409]

Jenny forgot to tell you how I found out about you...... well...... 3 years ago when a friend told me about your daily deals I looked you up... I've saved all your tutorials and loved when you came out w the BLock magazine.... We are about to take a trip to Hamilton in a few days...... SO looking forward to it.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

We can't wait for your visit!

[@jebfowler1]

Looks like this one could be called Sunset at the Beach. 😊

[@ChristyDonner]

I found out about Missouri Star Quilt Company when I googled "quilt tutorials" a few years ago. Jenny is an inspiration.

[@cheekymonkeysmom]

The first time I heard about Jenny and her store was about 5 years ago.... I had just finished my first quilting class and was determined to make a quilt for my niece. I looked for a pattern using jelly rolls. And I found Jenny's Jelly Roll Race! 😁 That was my first project and definitely not my last! Working full time, raising a kid (and hubby) does not leave me with much time to sew, but I start, I can't stop! Thank you Jenny and your team for the wonderful tutorials you give... I can tell it comes from the heart. 💜

[@sewingroom8625]

Hi Jenny, your projects r sew easy and I love it, u r sew easy to follow, I have seen some Storm At Sea projects, have u done one if not can u do one for us. thank u.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

We have not done one, Lucinda. We'll have to keep that in mind and see what we can come up with. :)

[@guilianadimasi8075]

Simple but genious! As always.... How did I find the Missouri Star quilt company? Well, like a lot of quilters : I got ill and had to find something to keep me busy. A friend's daughter was pregnant, and I had made baby quilts before, but that was embroidered.... Which I could not do anymore. So I started looking for babyquilts on the internet and found Missouri's tutorial broken down in 3 or 4 tutorial. I ordered a couple of charmpacks and... Well, the rest is history !

[@barbaratessaro8541]

Thanks for all the inspiration!

[@ginaarasin1434]

The first time I saw one of Jenny's videos was in a 24 Blocks Facebook post - it was the double-square-star-quilt video. After that, I was hooked. I enjoy receiving the daily MSQC emails, and watch the videos with my morning cup of tea.

[@amandakunkler9115]

I was first introduced to MSQC and Jenny by my mom. She watches the tutorials and videos all the time and introduced me to the world of quilting. I am currently working on my third quilt. Love watching the tutorials and shopping the daily deals!!

[@k9smomnm]

Hi Jenny, my daughter wants me to make this quilt and she picked out her fabric, Riley Blakes, Happy Day jelly roll. When I opened it there are two strips of each color. How would you manage that? Maybe sew the matching strips together and put them long ways?? What do you think?

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Hi Debi! I'd suggest keeping them side by side, and then moving on to the next set. So instead of the first color/print being 2.5" it would be 5" (minus the seam allowance). I hope this helps!

[@equitime77]

I really liked this tutorial but could we have some more technical/slightly harder ones to have a look at/be inspired by please. You have such a good way of teaching how to do it.

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

Stay tuned, we have some very fun yet challenging tutorials coming up!

[@janetmcadamsbailey1874]

I think Jenny and Rob may have a hundred tutorials out there for us.........like a jumping off board..........this is just one of many many

[@abigailsmith962]

I first heard of Jenny and MSQC when I searched 'quilting tutorials' on KZbin and up popped the flying geese log cabin and the wonderful, inspirational, joyful Jenny Doan.

[@tamarjessberger4217]

How to quilt as you go. And then I was hooked! I made 27 crib quilts in Christmas fabric over the next 3 months for all my nieces and nephews. And I've been sewing every since. Thanks Jenny and your team too!

[@michellehepburn3339]

another great quilt, thank you. but could I please ask what make is your iron?? I'm amused every time it pops up by itself x

[@clairelong2183]

Michelle Hepburn Hi! It is by Oliso. I know because I want one so bad!

[@michellehepburn3339]

Claire Long thank you sooo much. That's my Christmas prezzie sorted x just need to source one in the UK.

[@Kreeson]

Michelle Hepburn it is an Oliso, I gifted myself one for Christmas last year and I love it! Purchased on Amazon at a lower price with free prime shipping. It eliminates the stress of worrying if you turned it off, if it falls over and it heats very fast. To add water for steam is very easy and in a convenient location. You will love it!

[@lesliekisser3354]

Thank you for the info- I really want to get one. It takes forever for my present iron to heat up!!

[@kimmenuckles3926]

Kreeson thank you for this information. I saw mixed reviews on Amazon. I really would like one, but not sure if I really need to spend the money.

[@pamelatinkle6103]

Oh my gosh, when I first learned to quilt, I googled "quilting" and going through my searches, discovered Missouri Star Quilting with Jenny. From that point forward, Jenny is my "go to" for all my quilting needs. I fell in love with the Lattice quilt tutorial and just finished my quilt top using Cynthia by Windham Fabrics line. I AM IN LOVE with this quilt top. Thank you Jenny for always pulling me through when I need incentive and motivation. Please don't ever stop making tutorials. Oh and I can't wait to see the new daily deal everyday!

[@kevincoffey7231]

Jenny Doan gave me the confidence to try quilting with the "jelly roll race quilt top in less than an hour" video. It was blowing my mind that I could do this. I have advanced and I am so grateful to Jenny Doan and her "family" team to be so talented and reassuring.

[@kellinielsen8179]

I first heard about Jenny when my third of six sons was serving a mission for our church in the Miami FLORIDA area and wrote home and asked me to make a quilt for a widowed lady who was in much need of some TLC.... I had no idea how to accomplish the task and of course went to KZbin where you can learn anything... this is where I met Jenny. three years later i am very happy when I get to spend my free time making quilts and learning new quilting techniques

[@sherriburrier3010]

Jenny Doan rejuvenated me back into quilting after a 9 year hiatus back in 2013! Thus far, I have grown so much learning about pre-cut fabrics, Free motion quilting on my domestic sewing machine and actively a member in a quilt guild! Missouri Star has become my sanity and my relaxation! I wish I could remember the first tutorial I watched!

[@terriwright]

I first found MSQC when I started quilting 4 years. My first quilt was The Zipper Quilt and I was hooked from then on. I have made many many quilts from the Jenny's tutorials and they are always my favourite quilts. Would love to win a fat quarter bundle :) Thank you so much MSQC for the fabulous patterns

[@bettye6527]

Wonky Star was the first tutorial I saw on MSQ. I called two neighbors over to see this new method. We were all impressed! Now, I'm just about finished with a Grand Adventures quilt that is my new favorite! Thank you Jenny!!

[@tiffineypierce9710]

I've been quilting for a couple of years now but I still consider myself a novice. I enjoy watching Jenny's videos. She makes it look like so easy. Now, I just need to work on my precision. Thanks for all of your tips, tricks and how-to's Jenny!

[@debbiezuchlewski9720]

My sister told me about Jenny and the Missouri Star Quilt Company videos. I've watched many of them and have followed the instructions successfully. What a great resource.

[@cindystevens9873]

I have learned....well I am still learning...how to quilt watching these tutorials! I haven't tried this one yet but I will. I have made well over 20 quilts with Jenny in the past 2 years! A big thank you to Jenny for making me realize I could do it! Everyone in the family now has a quilt and I have even opened an Etsy shop where I sell my little quilts. "finished is better than perfect"!!

[@bobbiemach4815]

First heard of Jenny from my friend Sue who is my quilting fairy god mother!!! Missouri Star has the HIGHEST quality fabric and goods and low shipping to the UK!!! Love you Jenny and Missouri Star!!

[@lindawelk2222]

Hi MSQC...love watching Jenny..met her a few years ago in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada at her trunk show. Awesome..love the tuts, the fabrics and the teaching. I'm 70 yrs old and still learning new tricks from you. Hugs

[@craftynan8376]

I found Jenny in a search for fabric then discovered her tutorials on her website. Hooked! I feel like I have known her forever!

[@nicoleharper4540]

I first heard about Missouri Star Quilt Co by poking around on the internet for tutorials to get started. I was quickly addicted to this channel as Jenny makes each and every quilt tutorial posted here look super easy and fun! This is the most inspiring channel to watch!

[@wendykrzyzanowski8891]

I do believe I met Jenny the first time here on KZbin. Getting fabrics from her wonderful store came later. But I'm certainly hooked!

[@grettasoble5530]

I first found MSQ when I was online just over a year ago when I started quilting. I love EVERYTHING about MSQ since, the tutorials, the shopping, the fabric, just everything. I must say too that whenever I have had to talk to someone from your customer representatives they have been the nicest and sweetest person ever. I would love to win some fabric from MSQ!

[@pharper4570]

I wish I could remember when I first discovered Missouri Star Quilt Company and Jenny's KZbin videos. I've been watching these videos for a couple of years now and have been ordering fabric from the website for years. I'm building quite the stash for when I get to retire and start sewing full time!!

[@kellyborg3944]

My mom is a big fan MSQC. Mom and I quilted together for 10 days recently and every time we wanted to know how to do something, we checked with Jenny!

[@antoinettedunnahoe6397]

I had been wanting to learn to quilt for years and one day I saw Jenny/MSQC during a KZbin search- ive been an addicted quilter and MSQC fan ever since!.. and almost forgot to mention- my sweet hubby agreed to spend our anniversary vacay in KC, MO specifically so I could go to Hamilton :) LOVED IT! You absolutely must go and see the amazing job MSQC has accomplished!

[@maryhess8446]

I'm working on this quilt right now with Kaffe Wovens and Peppered Cottons! I've loved Jenny since I started working at MSQC as a teenager. I've come back each summer for five years and loved it more and more each time. Thank you, Jenny Doan, for your cheeriness and ingenuity!

[@Mary64B]

A fried had some beautiful fabrics and when I asked her about them she directed me to MSQC! From there I found the KZbin tutorials and now I check on the daily deals and video every single day. I love the precuts and I love the tutorials....life is easier with Jenny and the Hamiltons.

[@lisaradke2962]

I found Missouri Star from a group of ladies who adopted me into their quilting circle and told me I *had* to make the Disappearing 9 Patch. I went looking for that video and then watched several more. I never did make the 9 patch, but I've made several other Missouri Star patterns and now faithfully watch the new tutorial every week!

[@petmomful2260]

I made this quilt with shades of blues, teals, and purples. It looked like the ocean. I embroidered a mermaid on it, and put mermaid fabric on the back. The little girl I made it for loved it.

[@LIZBETH97341]

Got hooked on MSQC and Jenny from first day!!! Heard about Jenny from a Google search on ways to use "these new precuts"..what a journey with MSQC !!! A fan for LIFE!!!

[@cindyhansberry8010]

Love ALL of Jenny's tutorials. The woman is pure genius and a true "heir apparent" to Eleanor Burns whose modern, time saving methods of quilting brought many of my generation into this wonderful world. Believe the first tutorial I watched had to do with making pinwheels.

[@Hope2BMumSoon]

I first discovered Jenny and MSQC a few years ago when I was teaching myself how to quilt by watching KZbin vids. Jenny's video were by far the best and I have learnt so much...and bought so many excellent things/fabric since then!

[@kmwiltgen]

I was searching the internet for a good quilting store and I found Missouri Star Quilt. I have been hooked ever since. I just love watching Jenny teach all of us how to make Awesome quilts that look really hard, but there not.

[@lorajean64]

I was going through a very difficult time in my life about two years ago, and to distract myself I decided to make a quilt for my grandson. I had never quilted before, and really had only done basic sewing, but I was determined. I started reading quilting blogs, and somehow finished that quilt, and I was hooked. But I knew I had so much more to learn, and I really didn't know where to start. I searched for tutorials on KZbin, and at first just watched whatever looked useful. But Jenny and MSQC stood out. The tutorials are great and easy to follow, and I've picked up so many time saving tips and tons of useful information. For me, it was Jenny's personality that kept me coming back. She's always so positive and "fun", and I enjoyed learning from someone as warm and encouraging as she is. Thank you, Jenny, for bringing some sunlight into my life when I needed it!

[@annhoffke3799]

Found out about Jenny and her videos by accident of facebook. I was a fairly new quilter, but over the last few years I have really improved my skill because of these tutorials.

[@kathywatkins6446]

The reason I quilt is Jenny !! I rediscovered this hobby-addiction after I retired three years ago. I wish I had fabric to make this quilt! ❤

[@chrismartin8199]

I discovered Jenny while scrolling through you tube videos about binding. I must have watched her video about 10 times and felt comfortable enough to finish my binding. Then I looked at every tutorial of hers that was posted! I found the web site and the rest, as they say, is history! I love the Block Magazine and how personal it is, I love the daily deals and just how much fun it all is~Jenny is like a friend or your sister, cousin, a real person not hung up on "the perfect" but the fun and joy of what can be done with fabric. Love this lady!

[@debbieyff382]

Found the shop online. Then our guild invited her to speak and teach and she came! This of course was several years ago but people still say she is their favorite speaker!

[@karenhamblin7910]

I was told about Missouri Star and Jenny by my friend Janet. I just love them both! My first tutorial was the rag quilt and I made one for my grandson. Recently bought a baby lock machine, the sales person asked what interested me in a babylock. My reply: Jenny Doan!

[@lindarather3640]

A quilting friend told me about MSQC about the same time that I first saw Jenny's videos on Pinterest posts. After watching Jelly Roll Race, I thought, I can do that! I LOVE the tutorials!❤

[@eleanoresmith186]

Hi I was successful in quitting smoking two years ago. When I quit I had to keep my hands busy so I went back to patchwork. I was taught to patchwork by hand but soon realised I needed to get my machine up and going. When looking for some fun and easy patterns the first thing I found was Missouri star quilt company. I have never looked back. The tutorials are fun and easy to follow. My friends all love the quilts that I made them and its all thanks to you. Keep up the good work. One day I will make it to one of your stores

[@idanoe9286]

I've been subscribed for a while now. I found Jenny & MSQC quite accidently whilst watching other crafting vids, I'd never quilted or even considered that I'd be "good enough" to quilt until I watched Jenny in action. I joined in and made a tablerunner 😊 I've made much more quilted items since. THANK YOU!

[@kathydrinkwine5068]

I discovered MSQC when I found a Jenny tutorial for making half square triangles by stitching around the outside perimeter and then cutting. I was amazing - and hooked. I read the story of MSQC and have been in awe ever since.

[@cherylbousley5434]

I started watch Jenny almost from the beginning - can hardly wait until Friday rolls around to see what she comes up with next :-)

[@MsM4677]

I think I came across Missouri Star Quilt Company simply by doing a youtube search on quilting and quickly fell in love with Jenny's upbeat, encouraging personality! I am relatively new to quilting. I am currently working on the Half Square Triangle Four Seasons quilt. :)

[@ericabates5361]

Hello Jenny, this is such a Simple Colourful Quilt 😁💕💜💙💚 Erica x

[@DenIse-km7dh]

I found Jenny (MSQC) almost a year back when I first started to learn about quilting. I went searching on You Tube and wow could not believe my luck that someone was going to make my journey to learn so easy. I am now a passionate quilter and cannot stop. I have purchased most of my supplies from MSQC especially precuts, love working with them...and of course my favorite rulers 5" and 2 1/2". Just finished the super easy hour glass quilt top...and yes was super easy...Jenny you are inspiring and I cannot wait for each Friday to see your tutorial..

[@usedtobekern]

Last November I took a Lasagne quilt class, locally, and wanted to learn more.....so I went to KZbin and guess who i found! I watched the Falling Charms tutorial and was SOOOOO excited to learn that I could do this thing called quilting. Jenny told me I didn't have to be perfect to do it! Best news ever! Many MSQC orders later and 9 quilts later, I am addicted and watch her videos....daily!!! Thank you for giving me the confidence to do something I love!!

[@kellieschiffner2568]

I heard about MSQC through a wonderful friend from church who is teaching me to quilt and found Jenny's tutorials wonderful!

[@wendyluckcuck8454]

I discovered MSQC one day about 3 months ago when I was searching on the internet for an easy pattern to use up some fat quarters that had been sitting in my sewing box for close to 20 years. My grandmother was a quilter and has recently passed away. I felt that maybe if I picked up quilting again, I could feel closer to her. I didn't even know where to start hence the search. I came upon Jenny's tutorials which made even complicated patterns seem easy. 2 quilt tops later (and several planned!!), I'm back into quilting which I had abandoned long ago as being "too hard." Most of my seems match up but then "close enough is better than not done at all." Thanks so much to Jenny and the MSQC for helping me to heal and enjoy the art of quilting.

[@kathiernst5653]

I discovered Missouri Star about 3 years ago, probably from an ad somewhere, then I discovered the tutorials from the website....I've been inspired ever since!

[@Charchip2000]

I first found you guys by searching KZbin for a half-square triangle technique and found a number of tutorials using layer cake squares. Now I watch every Friday for the new one.

[@rebeccachilds162]

Found Jenny and MSQC purely by accident and sure glad I did. Have enjoyed all her viedos and especially her saying "Finished is better than perfect".

[@Rentonbroadway]

I started quilting a little over a year ago and a friend to told me to check out KZbin and watch Jenny's videos. She did a great job making things that look hard actually easy with lots of tips and tricks. I really enjoyed watching the videos when you moved to your new space and had live events going on, that was always fun.

[@kellytinko3818]

I am new at quilting. I happened to Google quilting for beginners and MSCQ came up on you tube. I just love Jenny, she makes everything seems so easy. Everything I make a quilt I just go to my MSQC Apple and make a quilt from there. I can understand everything that Jenny is doing and follow her very well. Thanks Jenny! Don't know what I would do if you weren't there at the beginning and are still here now.

[@kristinf8092]

Although I lived in St. Louis for 26 years, it wasn't until I moved to SC that I found your company! I found it via internet searches (sometime in the last 12 years).

[@marmeestitches401]

I have already subscribed. About two years ago I decided I wanted to learn to quilt. I searched the internet and came up with an incredible list of tutorials by someone named Jenny Doan! She made it look easy so I gave it a try. I am forever changed and totally obsessed with making beautiful quilts. I will be quilting for the rest of my life! Thank you so much for all these amazing tutorials!

[@christyjohnson980]

I first heard of Jenny and MSQC tutorials and deal of the day, when I first started quilting and had no idea what I was doing! I've learned so much just watching her tutorials, even if I didn't make a quilt, just watching g was so informative! When I hear of new quilters, I always direct them to Jenny. I finally made it Hamilton Missouri last month and I fell in love with the town and MSQC! I'm planning on going to a retreat next year, I just need to figure out which one! Jenny has ignited a new passion for so many quilters, me included! Thank you, Jenny and all the staff that makes MSQC everything that it is!!!

[@joycejados6854]

Wow! That's beautiful! First saw Jenny on the MSQ FB page in 2014. Watched a video, followed her instructions and made my first quilt!! Been quilting since then, even bought a longarm quilter last year so I could quilt my own. Jenny is responsible for my love of quilting and for that stash of fabric waiting for me. LOL. I am going to make this one! Thanks Jenny!!