Results of your search for “heritage”
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Online Heritage Quilt Club
Many of you will know Carolyn Gibbs and her interest in the stories behind the quilts in her historical… (read more)
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VE Day quilts: Heritage Patchwork and Quilts from the 1940s
Join The Quilters' Guild Museum Collection as we take a look at how people celebrated V.E. day with… (read more)
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Heritage Activities
Please use the following forms and documents below for guidance when planning a Heritage Event. Please… (read more)
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Welsh Heritage Quilters Biennial Exhibition
The symbolism of colours used as inspiration for new work Open 10.00-4.30 (except Sundays) Admission… (read more)
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Welsh Heritage Quilters Biennial Exhibition
The biennial exhibition by Welsh Heritage Quilters is held at the Minerva Arts Centre - our home since… (read more)
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Hands on Heritage
We will be promoting patchwork and quilting throughout the show. Why not come along and say hello. http://www.beamish.org.uk/events/heritage-skills-2019/ (read more)
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Deborah O'Hare
I am a contemporary quilter textile artist with a love of many techniques; producing machine embroidered… (read more)
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Sam Brundish
Recently graduated (as a mature student!) from BA (Hons) Decorative Arts at Trent University, specialising… (read more)
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Julia Shay
I have been quilting for about fifteen years, having been taught to knit by my grandmother, and to make… (read more)
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Janet Bevan
My recent work has featured World War 1 with a series of studies on this theme using a variety of techniques.… (read more)
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Sarah Humphreys
I am an experienced quilter – having made quilts for nearly 30 years. I was taught to sew by my mother… (read more)
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Lucie Dutton
I am a London-based handquilter and historian - and I'm always amazed at how much one is inspired by… (read more)
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Kate Findlay
Textile artist, teacher, and general creative person with an interest in techie stuff too. I have become… (read more)
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Janette Bell
My main interest is in telling stories of women's lives - and particularly stories from the past. Coming… (read more)
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Sue Egan
I have been sewing and knitting for many years and discovered quilting almost by accident when I took… (read more)
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Helen Barnes
I grew up in Yorkshire, in a home full of gorgeous fabrics and threads surrounded by beautiful countryside… (read more)
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Connie Wheeler
I love to learn, sit, sew & share with like minded companions. Outside of this I'm having fun trying… (read more)
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Jenna Clements
My love of craft began in childhood, when my mum taught me how to cross stitch when I was two years… (read more)
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Debbi Cagney
I've lived in Houston, TX, USA for about 20 years. Prior to that I lived in New York City and Northern… (read more)
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Lindsey Toms
I have been quilting for over 30 years and have sewn since my mother taught me as a child. I began my… (read more)
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Catherine Corbishley
Cathy began her interest in Cyanotype printing (Blueprint) on Fabric after seeing work by the quilter… (read more)
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Clair Hughes
Hi. I recently gave up my nursing registration to pursue my patchwork dream fulltime. I have a hubby… (read more)
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Pam Farmer
A quilter, embroiderer (hand and machine), sewer and now knitter (Lockdown did it) based in North East… (read more)
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Christine Burgess
I have been sewing since the age of seven and like a lot of people I used to make my own clothes as… (read more)
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M Drake
I live in the South West of England in Weymouth, Dorset along the Jurassic Coast. Where I live is a… (read more)
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Carolyn Gibbs
I make traditional quilts,usually in modern ways using quick-piecing techniques. Working out beforehand… (read more)
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The Quilt Museum and Gallery
The Quilt Museum and Gallery was operated by The Quilters' Guild from June 2008 to October 2015. Over… (read more)
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Kate Smith
My Guild involvement has been long & varied - I have done time as an Area Rep, Regional Coordinator,… (read more)
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Pippa Moss
I live In Woodbridge, Suffolk and have been a quilter since I was a teenager. I am a member of Region… (read more)
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Joyce Smith
I've always been involved with textiles, from about the age of 5 when I started embroidery, then needlepoint,… (read more)
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Talking Quilts Oral History Project
Conducted over a three year period, April 2014 to March 2017, Talking Quilts was an exciting three-year,… (read more)
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Vivien Finch
I finished a two year term as President of The Quilters' Guild at the end of April 2016, succeeded by… (read more)
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Linda Seward
I have been actively involved in sewing, needlework and handicrafts from a very young age. After graduating… (read more)
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Kerry Hockham
I learnt to to knit and sew from a young age, completing my first jumper for my brother at the age of… (read more)
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Caring for Old Quilts
The Quilt Museum and Gallery has produced two leaflets giving advice on caring for old quilts at home.… (read more)
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Officers
Guild Officer Profiles Accountant - Anne Gosling e: qgaccounts@quiltersguild.org.uk Awards and Bursaries… (read more)
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The Quilters' Guild Collection
The Quilters' Guild began collecting heritage quilts, coverlets, quilted clothing and items related… (read more)
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"Britain's Patchwork and Quilting Heritage"
Join this special double bill at the Great Gunnersbury Quilting Bee. Curator Heather Audin discusses… (read more)
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Suzanne Fisher
I have been making things since childhood and love stitch. I enjoy making quilts and use a variety of… (read more)
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Pauline Macaulay
I have been quiltmaking since the late 1970s and am interested in the social history of patchwork and… (read more)
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Jennifer Barlow
As a long time Quilters Guild member, I am a loyal supporter of the Guild. I enjoy traditional forms… (read more)
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