Our mandate is to promote quilting within the guild and community; to preserve quilting as an art form; to establish, maintain and upgrade quilting standards; to encourage an exchange of ideas and methods; to participate in community projects; to research and preserve the history of quilting in Prince Edward County.
Our next monthly meeting is Wednesday, December 11 via Zoom. Tara Evans of Taralee Quiltery will be our guest speaker.
We will be doing a special holiday-themed Show & Share. Send your photos to Kelly by Monday (Dec 9) evening.
'Doors open' at 6:30 pm. See 2024-2025 Programs for more info.
We will be doing a special holiday-themed Show & Share. Send your photos to Kelly by Monday (Dec 9) evening.
'Doors open' at 6:30 pm. See 2024-2025 Programs for more info.
Guest tickets are available at https://prince-edward-county-quilters-guild.square.site/
We gather annually to share grief, anger and determination to make the changes necessary to end the epidemic of femicide across our country. We lay roses in honour of the 14 women killed 35 years ago, and additional roses to remember Shannan Leigh Hickey (who lived in Belleville until she was killed by her abuser earlier this year), and others who have also been killed because of this violence.
Our next Sewing With Your Friends day is Monday, December 16. Members, check your email for the Zoom link.
Our contribution to the Festival of Trees, made by expert quilter Janet Reader Day earned $325 for the PEC Memorial Hospital.
Would you like to mentor another guild member? If so, fill in the questionnaire! If you would like to connect with a mentor, contact Barbara.
We have enough placemats for Community Care's Meals on Wheels program and enough quilts for the Children's Aid Society's Angel Tree! If you have some finished, you can give them to Hanne at the January Comfort Quilts work day and she will keep them for next year.
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Check out the new Challenge. It's a pincushion!
See a list of Other Quilt Shows.
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