Vermont Quilt Guilds
The Green Mountain State
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Vermont Barnard – Windsor County Delectable Mountain Quilters Our members live in the general area of Barnard in Windsor County. Meetings are each Tuesday from 1-3 at one of the member’s homes. Dues are not required. We make quilts for patients, for vets and for people experiencing local tragedies. For further information, contact Ann Chubbuck, DMQ Recording Secretary, at aechubb@gmail.com.
Barre
Heart of Vermont Quilt Guild We meet at the First Presbyterian Church on
Seminary St. in Barre on the 3rd Tuesday of each month Sept – June, 5:00 –
7:30 We have about 70 members, and our dues are $20/year.
Contact us at heartofvtquiltguild@gmail.com for more information.
Green Mountain Quilters Guild: The official state guild comprised of smaller chapters. We meet twice each year (spring and fall) on a Saturday from 9 – 3 with a lunch break. The spring meeting features a speaker and Quilter’s Auction and the fall meeting hosts mini-workshops. Both meetings include show and tell and vendors. Dues are $15/year. Visit our website for current date and location.
Bennington
Quiet Valley Quilters Guild.
Quiet Valley Quilters Guild. Every years in September we have a quilt show
with a guest quilter and lecturer, vendors consignment boutique, raffle
quilt, and people’s choice awards. We have about 60 members who pay $20 a
year in dues. We meet at 6:30 pm on the first Wednesday of the month at the
Second Congregational Church in Bennington. We have a program for quilters
at each meeting, monthly workshops, trips, charity quilts for cancer
patients and quilt cupboard for emergency donations. For more information,
visit our website.
Bradford
OxBee Quilt Guild. We have 26 members who pay $10 a year in dues, with a one
$5.00 membership fee. We meet on the first and third Monday of the month at
the New Hope Methodist Church in Waits River. In the past we have had a quilt
show every two years. This year on Saturday, October 2 we are having a Craft
Show and Sale. Also, we have a raffle quilt. Contact Ellie Leach at msellie@fairpoint.net for
more information.
Essex Junction
Champlain Valley Quilters’ Guild of
Vermont meets at the Holy Family Community Center, 28 Lincoln St, Essex Junction, VT
comments: We meet on the first Tuesday, from August through June. 6:30 pm is our social time, with the meeting starting at 7:00pm. We feature monthly programs or speakers, skill-building workshops, a biennial quilt show (even years), sew-ins, a community quilts program, and Quilts of Valor. Quilters of all skill levels and traditions are invited to join our community. Get inspired, improve your skills, meet kindred spirits, share your gifts and talents, enjoy show and tell, learn about local events, and much more! Guest fee is $10 per meeting. Membership is $35 annually.
EMail: webmaster@cvqgvt.org
Hartland
Heart of the Land Quilters: We meet every 4th Wed. at 7 p.m. in the
Hartland Rec. Ctr. Dues are $12.00 yearly. For info contact: HOL Quilters/PO
Box 332/Hartland/VT 05048.
Hyde Park
Common Threads Quilt Guild. A 65-member guild with quilters from Lamoille County and surrounding counties. Dues are $15. The guild meets the 1st Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the Sterling View Clubhouse in Hyde Park, VT. A quilt show is held every other year (in the odd-numbered years) in October. The guild makes charity quilts for local charitable organizations and families in need.
Mad River Valley
Mad Quilter’s Guild (Mad River Valley, Vermont). Dues are $20 per year. We meet at Harwood High School the second Tuesday of everyone month during the school year at 6:30 pm. We have a block of the month. See the site for more information and to contact us. Lisa Therrien is our leader and mentor – visit her site at http://www.madriverquilting.com/
Middlebury
Milk and Honey Quilters’ Guild meets at the American Legion Post 27, 49 Wilson Rd., Middlebury, VT 05753. Meets the fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm, September through May. We have about 60 members who pay $10 a year in dues. We meet the fourth Tuesday of the month, September through May, at 7:00pm. The meeting location is the American Legion Post 27 in Middlebury. We have guest speakers, show and tell, community service projects and a quilt show every other year in October. Guests are welcome! EMail: milkand honeyquilt@yahoo.com
Montpelier
Calico County Quilters is a small quilt guild, we have about a dozen members. We meet the second Saturday of the month from 1 to 3, from September through June. New members are welcome.
For more information, contact pudderhill@comcast.net
Newport
North Country Quilters. We’re a 50+ member guild, meeting the first
Tues. of the month, 6:30 p.m., Church of God, 295 Crawford Rd., Derby. Dues
are $5 yearly. We have a lucky fat quarter draw, yearly raffle quilt, quilt
show in even years in late Sept., diverse programs and projects. Contact
nc_quilters@yahoo.com
Randolph
Pieceful Heart Quilters meet at 7 p.m. on the first Thursday of the month,
Sept,-June, at St. John’s Church, 15 Summer St., Randolph. We have about 40
members and are a member group of the Green Mountain Quilters Guild. This is
our second year so we are still evolving! We have a block of the month raffle,
classes, and small groups that meet at other times. Contact <pcgoodrichvt@adelphia.net>
for further information.
Rutland
Maple Leaf Quilters meets
at the Christ The King Church, 66 South Main St. (Rte 7), Rutland. 6:30 PM for sign-in /refreshments. 7:00 PM meeting starts. Our average membership is 90-100 members. Dues are $20.00 for adults/$10.00 for students. We meet at 6:30 PM for sign-in and refreshments/7:00 PM for meeting time (during the months of September, October, November, February, March April and May) at the Christ the King church basement located at 66 South Main St (Route 7), Rutland, VT. We have block of the month, Fat Quarter drawing, meeting speakers of various quilting genres, hands-on technique skill building. For the 2018-2019 year, there will be open sewing venues, to bond and create together. We also include opportunities for the Comfort Blankets charity efforts in the community. Our Festival of Quilts show is every other year (even years) and a raffle quilt is created to incur donation funds.
EMail: Mapleleafquilters@outlook.com
Comments: Guests are welcome for 2 visits free of charge!
South Burlington
Vermont Modern Quilt Guild. We meet at the Vermont Common School (75 Green Mountain Drive, South Burlington, Vt 05403). We meet the second Sunday of every month from 10am to 12pm.We have about 50+ guests who pay $40 a year in dues. We meet at 10am on the second Sunday of each month at the Vermont Common School in South Burlington. We open up each meeting with an ice breaker and love having guests. Guests are welcome to attend two (2) free meetings before paying dues. We always end each meeting with Show N’Tell and love seeing what our members and guests are working on! Contact membership@vtmqg.com for more information.
St. Albans
Franklin County Quilter’s Guild- Meets 3rd Wednesday of every month at
the Church of the Rock on Rt. 104 in St. Albans. Time: 6:30-9PM. Dues are
$15/year. Raffle quilt, many charity quilts, classes, quilt show in April.
Contact
franklincountyquilters@gmail.com
Woodstock
Vermont Barnard Delectable Mountain Quilters Our members live in the general area of Barnard in Windsor County. Meetings are each Tuesday from 1-3 at one of the member’s homes. Dues are not required. We make baby quilts for patients, for vets, and for people experiencing local tragedies. For further information, contact Ann Chubbuck, DMQ Recording Secretary, at aechubb@gmail.com.
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