Meet Jenny Doan from Missouri Star Quilt Co.

For more about Jenny Doan and Missouri Star Quilt Co., go to missouriquiltco.com.

Or take a trip to Hamilton, Missouri, to visit the stores in person. Shop hours: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed on Sundays).

To date, Jenny has posted more than 340 YouTube videos, and her sons still record her every Friday. "I just teach what I know," Jenny Doan says. She records most of her video tutorials without a script and considers her dialogue like a conversation with a friend.

Missouri Star Quilt Co. fills 12 Hamilton storefronts with solid, seasonal, reproduction, batik, backing, primitive, and licensed fabrics.

A rendering of the town's old train depot on the outside wall of Missouri Star Quilt Co. reflects the early days of Hamilton, Missouri, which is about an hour northeast of Kansas City.

Murals painted by local artist Kelly William Poling conceal unsightly flaws in century-old brick walls.

Timeless solids and basics fill Penney's Quilt Shop. Penney's Quilt Shop is named for the former J.C. Penney department store in which it resides. James Cash Penney was born in Hamilton.

Penney's has a large selection of colorful solids, and is the number one stop for basics of all textures and hues.

In Licensed to Sew, quilters find novelty and licensed character-theme fabrics.

Missouri Star Mercantile houses reproduction fabric lines, includes Civil War and 1930's reproduction prints.

For visitors inspired by the town's abundant fabric selection, The Machine Shed offers sewing machines and notions.

The Sewing Center offers cozy beds and pampering space for up to 37 quilters. A fully stocked kitchen and open eating area keep quilters nourished for marathon shopping, piecing, and fun.

Missouri Star Quilt Co. offers long-arm machine quilting services with a 4-6 week turnaround. You can choose from a variety of allover designs.

They quilt, on average, 40 quilt tops per day.

Orders received at missouriquiltco.com are processed by a computer system located in the warehouse. Precuts, tools, and books are gathered using electronic devices that pinpoint each item's warehouse location.

Missouri Star Quilt Co. has renovated multiple buildings on Hamilton's main street for additional retail space. This one eventually became Floral Fabric.