Photo Archive

Photos of past meetings, workshops, and events are documented here!

December 13, 2025: Holiday Party / Mitered Corners / Transparency / Couching

October 11, 2025: Amish Quilts with Meliss Swanson and Janet Clement

August 9, 2025: Improv Blocks with Jane Hann-Morey

July 23, 2025: “Doors” Challenge at Maine Quilts Show

June 14, 2025: Painting on Fabric, Doors Challenge Reveal

Theme Challenge 2024-2025: Global Inspirations

April 12, 2025: Quilt Embellishments

February 8, 2025: Tap Paper Image Transfers

December 14, 2024: Paper Piecing

October 12, 2024: Whack-a-doodle

August 10, 2024: Painting Workshop

June 8, 2024: Fabulous Faces Portrait Workshop

April 13, 2024: Free Motion Quilting

February 10, 2024: Three Pieces of Work, Then and Now

June 10, 2023: Reveal of Creative Circles, Rings, and Curves

April 8, 2023: Reveal of Traditional Pattern Reimagined

February 11, 2023: Small Art Pieces

December 10, 2022: Diagonal Piecing and Holiday Party

August 2022: Timna Tarr Workshop

June 11, 2022: Bobbin Work Technique, Threads, and More

April 2022: Pieced Circles and Binding Techniques

Quilts must have a perimeter of 70” or greater to align with Maine Quilts new rules.
To travel, the maximum width is 50” and the maximum length is 60” .
Quilt must have a 4" or wider hanging sleeve. Please allow 1/2 inch to 1 inch of space between the end of the sleeve and the edge of your quilt, to allow for the hanging hooks that will be attached to the wooden slat that will go in the sleeve while the quilt is traveling!
Please add a Label. Minimum information on the label includes Quilt Title and Artist's Name and Contact Information.
Decide if you want your quilt to travel, and if you want it to be for sale (and the price.)
Travel quilts must be in a bag that is at least as long as the sleeve (quilt not poking out too far), with your name and contact information clearly visible both on the bag and on your quilt label.