Programs at Monthly Guild Meetings
Each month we either host a speaker with well-researched credentials, or we present a mini workshop where participants go home with a project well on it's way to completion. Guild meetings also feature a show-and-tell segment as well as refreshments which are provided by various guild members on a rotating basis.
Guild meetings usually start at 7 pm at the Good Shepherd Church on Henderson Road in King of Prussia, PA. For directions visit the map and directions page. If you’re interested in visiting us, guests are always welcome at our general monthly meetings for a modest guest fee of $10. If you're interested in becoming a member, visit the membership page.
Upcoming 2025 Programs
A summary of the plans for 2025 is listed below. Please note that these are subject to change.
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May 20, 2025 Zoom Meeting - Lois Mease of River Lawn Quilting - Stash Savvy. Do you have a lot of fabric in your stash? Can you just grab what you need and start sewing? Stash Savvy is a system to organize your fabric so you can do just that! You will learn how to arrange your fabric in a way that you can see exactly what you have. And it will be ready to cut and sew.
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June 17, 2025 - It's Picnic Time! Our meeting will start earlier - at 6 pm. Please plan to bring a dish to share based on your last name. See below:
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Previous 2025 Programs
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April 15, 2025 - Rebecca Penniston topic is RazBeca's Birds - Stories and Creation Tips. Rebecca Penniston makes Razzy, Snazzy & Jazzy Custom Crafts and Patterns. RazBeca's Birds are worldwide! She will tell us about her creations.
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March 18, 2025 - Brita Nelson will discuss Every Last Crumb: An Adventure in Scrap Quilting. This is a fun, informative and inspirational trek to find the best way to handle a mountain of left-over fabric.
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February 18, 2025 Zoom Meeting - Meg Cox's topic is Making Meaning: How Quilters Celebrate Life. Meg Cox is a nationally known leader on the topics of quilting and family traditions. She will provide a fun, inspiring lecture that changes lives. An expert on tradition who has written four books on rituals and celebrations, Meg Cox shares examples of quilters' celebrations but also shows powerful (and quirky) ideas from her own life.
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January 21, 2025 Zoom Meeting - Emma Jane Powell: Arpilleras. Arpilleras were a form of craft art resistance born during the Chilean dictatorship of the 1970-90s. Using applique tapestries closely resembling quilts, learn how impoverished women communicated human rights atrocities happening in Chile with the outside world. Learn a little about history, politics, and art of South America during this very captivating lecture.
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