The June meeting is our annual Ice Cream Social.  Guild members enjoy each other and the ice cream with varied toppings during this meeting.  At this meeting, the annual business meeting including election of officers will take place.  Come enjoy the social and vote in our new officers.

The Executive Board meets via ZOOM.  All Guild members are invited.

Guild members can join in fellowship at the Senior Center during our regular first Wednesday of the month meeting time. Bring your hand or machine  sewing, socialize, baste a quilt, etc. BYO goodies! There is no formal meeting.

All members invited to the Next Executive Board Meeting , Saugus Public Library in the Fred Brooks meeting room.  6:00 - 7:30. Proposed discussions for August Board Meeting 2023-2024 Guild Budget Status of Quilts for the show, Penny Baskets, Vendors, Boutique, Credit Cards Raffle ticket lobby Sale Update Date at Quilters Common. Update on Charity… Continue reading Executive Board Meeting

Members can join in sewing fellowship with other guild members at the Senior Center the first Wednesday of August. Bring your hand or machine  sewing, socialize, Baste a quilt, etc. BYO goodies! There is no formal meeting.

All members are welcome to attend the meeting. Nancy Plowman Associates 30 Ray Avenue Burlington, MA 01803 781-710-9614 (cell)  

The first general membership meeting for the Guild year will be the first Wednesday of September.  Fat quarter color is black.  

All member are invited to the Executive Board Meeting.

Monthly guild meeting. Creative Quilt Works:  Any Halloween themed item such as a trick or treat bag, pot holder, bookmark etc. Just do what you want and show how creative you can be! Fat quarter:  Halloween Details TBD.

Oct 21 - 22, 2023 Cocheco Quilters Guild "Cocheco Village" Quilt Show James Foley Memorial Ctr, 150 Wakefield St Rochester, NH Details

Now - Jan 7, 2024 The Wee Worlds Of Salley Mavor Southern Vermont Arts Center Manchester VT Details My aim is to breathe life and emotion into embroidery, an art form that is often perceived as purely decorative.—Salley Mavor