After a serendipitous meeting during an online co-presentation in 2021, four artists from different parts of the United States discovered their shared fascination with the transformative power of piecing. All four had work accepted in an exhibition of fiber art at the Visions Museum of Textile Art in San Diego, California. As they listened to… Continue reading NEQM: Tiny Pieces – Vast Visions
The New England Quilt Museum is displaying quilts from their Permanent Collection that are pieced with tine pieces. This exhibit compliments the modern quilts shown in another tiny piece exhibit.
The Soul Stories artists present work that speaks to the urgent stories of our time. Each piece carries a message expressed through fabric and thread that invites viewers to pause, reflect and engage. These artists use their quilts to illuminate the realities of climate change, homelessness, endangered species and human hardship, while also exploring resilience,… Continue reading NEQM: Soul Stories
From the New England Quilt Museum website: "Since America’s first centennial celebration in 1876, quilts have evolved from utilitarian bedcoverings to a medium of creative expression that transcends geographical boundaries and cultural differences. The commemorative quilts selected for this exhibition serve as their makers’ historical narratives and archives of shared human experiences. In addition to… Continue reading NEQM: Commemorative American Quilts: Selections from the Centennial, Bicentennial and Beyond
The New England Quilt Museum is displaying Commemorative Quilts from the Permanent Collection in honor of America's 25oth anniversary.
Guild members are invited to join other members just sitting and sewing for and hour and half or so.
Members are invited to join other members to just sit and sew for about and hour and a half.
The Guild's Executive Board meets by zoom. Any member can attend the board meeting. Please ask a member of the Executive Board for the zoom link.
Tina Craig will present "The Versatility of English Paper Piecing (EPP)." Take a look beyond Grandmother's Flower Garden to see all the possibilities of EPP. From different shapes and sizes to improv and 3-dimensional projects, this trunk show may inspire a myriad of design options for your next quilt.
The Guild's Executive Board meets by zoom. Any member can attend the board meeting. Please ask a member of the Executive Board for the zoom link.
Our guild member, Michele Maurice, will present this evening.
The Guild's Executive Board meets by zoom. Any member can attend the board meeting. Please ask a member of the Executive Board for the zoom link.
