The Quilters' Guild

Nantwich Fabric Sale 2020

Don't miss it! Excellent opportunity to beat the winter blues and top up your stash! Exhibition: 'Then… (read more)
Janet Bolton – Handsewn Fabric Pictures

Associated Chichester Regional Day Workshop This workshop is associated with the Chichester Regional… (read more)
Fabulous Fabric Clocks

With Christmas coming you might want to have some really exciting personalised presents for your quilting… (read more)
Sue Warburton Exhibition at Nantwich Fabric Sale

'Then and Now' by the hugely talented Sue Warburton. The exhibition represents her creative journey… (read more)
Fabric Sale at Farnham Maltings

The annual quilting fabric sale is now in its 24th year. Find fantastic bargains and stock up on fabrics… (read more)
Fabric of India - V & A

This was a wonderful exhibition - and I could have stayed for much longer - there were room after room… (read more)
Doughty's Fabric Sale 21st July 2018

just a few snap shots of the great fabric sale we have once a year! great day and lovely fabrics!!! (read more)
Nantwich Fabric Sale 2022

disabled access, refreshments website: www.nantwichfabricsale.com Like our facebook page www.facebook.com/nantwichfabricsale/… (read more)
Doughty's Fabric Roadshow (Spalding) Lincoln

Doughty's famous fabric sale (read more)
Doughty's Fabric Roadshow (Dunolm) Lincoln

Doughty's famous Quilting fabric Roadshow (read more)
Huge Fabric Sale

Stupendous shopping opportunity! Tricia Revest, a long-standing member of the Quilters’ Guild and… (read more)
Floral Painting on Fabric with Jane Rollason

Members £25 Non-members £37.50 (read more)
Doughty's fabric roadshow (Derby)

Doughty's famous fabric sale (read more)
Doughty's Fabric Roadshow (Nottingham)

Doughty's famous fabric sale (read more)
Boromono Fabric Sampler Workshop with Katie Chaplin

Members: £25 Non-Members £37.50 Materials Provided (Cost £10) 'Boromono' means 'rag things'… (read more)
Fabric identification and dating – an introductory session with Rachel Terry (Afternoon)

Fabric identification and dating – an introductory session with Rachel Terry Zoom Session Saturday… (read more)
Books related to British Quilt and Fabric History

– updated 6 March 2019 This list is not exhaustive but will give the reader a good basic knowledge… (read more)
Doughty's Fabric Road Show

Fabric from as little as £5.00 per metre (read more)
Boro Fabric Workshop - Judi Mendelsson

A hand sewing workshop with Judi Mendelsson. A piece of Boro fabric will be the outcome, you can use… (read more)
Fabric identification and dating – an introductory session with Rachel Terry (Morning)

Fabric identification and dating – an introductory session with Rachel Terry Zoom Session Saturday… (read more)
Doughty's Fabric Sale hosted by Meadow Quilters

Entrance £1.50. Free car park. Disabled Access.Tea,coffee and cakes for saleAll profits donated to… (read more)
BQSG Online Training Sessions – Introduction to Fabric Identification and Dating

BQSG Online Training Sessions Session 1 – Introduction to Fabric Identification and Dating 24 October… (read more)
Doughty's Fabric Roadshow

Doughty's fabric roadshow. £3 entry fee Refreshments available (read more)
Catherine Corbishley Michel

Cathy began her interest in Cyanotype printing (Blueprint) on Fabric after seeing work by the quilter… (read more)
Penny Peters

I have been quilting since the seventies when I made items like a mariner's compass cushion and a padded… (read more)
Carolyn Gibbs

I make traditional quilts,usually in modern ways using quick-piecing techniques. Working out beforehand… (read more)
Joan Weston

I have been an artist all my life and recently retired as the Head of Art at Dover Grammar School for… (read more)
Pauline Salmon

I started quilting in the 1980's, as a lonely quilter working entirely without guidance. At this time… (read more)
Patricia Archibald

Quiltmaking and teaching are passions of mine. My love of fabric started at an early age and having… (read more)
Suzan Wild

I live in Poole, Dorset. I have been quilting for nearly 30 years and been a member of the Guild for… (read more)
Gwyneth Rose

I have been a Patchworker since 1976. In the 1990's I taught City & Guilds Patchwork & Quilting and… (read more)
Alicia Merrett

I am a contemporary art quilter, and for a couple of decades I have worked mainly with the techniques… (read more)
Pauline Mills

I have been interested in sewing since childhood making clothes for myself and family over the last… (read more)
Sara Cook

Like so many I made my first quilt as a teenager in hexagons cut from Laura Ashley fabric. Since then… (read more)
Christine Chester

I am a teacher working out of Studio 11, a specialist textile studio in the centre of Eastbourne. I… (read more)
Christabel Gilbert

I began quilting in the 1970's and was the founder member of Gwent Quilters. I gave talks and taught… (read more)
Chantal David

Hello I was formerly one of the Quilters Guild Representatives for Region 4 covering West Dorset and… (read more)
Sarah Hibbert

I live just outside London and have been quilting for 30 years off and on due to family and work commitments.… (read more)
Wendy Lowes

My main interest is in using origami techniques in fabric. When using a plain fabric, such as calico,… (read more)
Irene Heathcote

I started sewing at the age of 5, Nan & Mum were always sewing or knitting. Project Linus kept me busy… (read more)
J. Wagner

I have been sewing and patching since the 50s. My favourite thing is recycling and working with plastics… (read more)
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)
Alison Thomas

My Mum was a tailoress and made most of my clothes when I was young. As a child I was surrounded by… (read more)
Alison Bramley

I started making patchwork and quilted items after doing a city and guilds fashion and design course… (read more)
Denise Davies

II am a lover of traditional quilts but very much enjoy the twiddling and fiddling of fabric as advocated… (read more)
Tracy Fox

Hello and welcome.... My name is tracy fox and I live in Manchester, England. I am a designer maker… (read more)
Ros Peedle

I am a quilter in Norfolk, with many projects in mind but little time to bring them to fruition at present.… (read more)
Cathy Park

I've always stitched, but was a passionate hand embroiderer until about eleven years ago, when I reluctantly… (read more)
Sheena Roberts

I have been sewing since I was tiny, and creating patchwork for almost as long. I was taught by my Great… (read more)
Deena Goff

The quilting world is expanding and the variety is limitless. My interests have developed from the traditional… (read more)
Carole Kokinis

In the 70's I started to hand sew a hexagon quilt over papers. After many house moves it was eventually… (read more)
Jane Attwood

I have been stitching for as long as I can remember, quilting for about 17 years and teaching patchwork… (read more)
Hannelore Nunn

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Jan Allston

Living with husband Keith in Polegate, East Sussex and having retired from a career in firstly teaching… (read more)
Judith Dursley

Loving Modern Quilts as well as my mini’s. So, making a modern mini illusion quilt is a perfect occupation… (read more)
Deborah O'Hare

I am a contemporary quilter textile artist with a love of many techniques; producing machine embroidered… (read more)
Kate Findlay

Textile artist, teacher, and general creative person with an interest in techie stuff too. I have become… (read more)
Sally Scott

I am a quilter who loves piecing and also fabric design. I also lead a small group of new quilters who… (read more)
Joan Fisher

Hi, I first became interested in textiles in Kuwait where I lived for 12 years. I was invited to a textile… (read more)
Joyce Smith

I've always been involved with textiles, from about the age of 5 when I started embroidery, then needlepoint,… (read more)
Hilary Drake

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Hilary Cheshire

Hello, I am a textile artist and quilt designer. I teach traditional hand stitched quilt making and… (read more)
Jenny Hornsey

I started quilting in the 1960's with a traditional Grandmother's Garden quilt with 1 inch hexagons… (read more)
Gilli Theokritoff

I am Gilli Theokritoff, a quilt artist, endlessly fascinated by fabric and pattern and all the possibilities… (read more)
Julia Shay

I have been quilting for about fifteen years, having been taught to knit by my grandmother, and to make… (read more)
Angie Green

Currently I live in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. I have lived here for 3 years and will return to… (read more)
Julie McConnell

Quilter, Wife, Mother and Kiwi I mostly have experience in traditional patchwork and also love dyeing… (read more)
Avril Horn

Contemporary painting and sculpture, literature, theatre, fabric dyeing, public awareness about science,… (read more)
Ann Beare

I am a contemporary textile artist whose work encompasses quilting, embroidery and mixed media. I enjoy… (read more)
Irene Selway

I have been a quilter for more than 30 years and completed a City and Guilds Patchwork and Quilting… (read more)
Michele Moody

www.rosemaryrabbitquilts.blogspot.co.uk I have been quilting for nearly 40 years, originally taught… (read more)
Diana Wagnall

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Sam Brundish

Recently graduated (as a mature student!) from BA (Hons) Decorative Arts at Trent University, specialising… (read more)
Karen Philpott

I am a patchworker and quilter, but I also knit every single day! I recently attained my Level 2 City… (read more)
Mags Smith

I have been quilting since I moved to Newent in Gloucestershire almost 20 years ago. My interest in… (read more)
Louise Bell

I have a large workshop on a farm in Burwash. Quiet, airy with beautiful views. Lots of mutual support… (read more)
Carolyn Patel

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Alison Mayall

I enjoy working with fabric- dyeing it, sewing it, appliqueing it and, not forgetting, quilting it!… (read more)
Janice Gunner

I have been a member of the guild since 1982 and was President from 2005 to 2008. I have been quilting… (read more)
Amanda Jane Ogden

Amanda Jane Ogden is a quilt artist and designer, based in Ramsgate, Kent, Her online business is called… (read more)
Leah Higgins

My textile art has developed from a life long love of working with textiles and stitch. The tactile… (read more)
Claire Lynch

I'm based in the Mid-West region in Ireland. Work full-time as an Environmental Scientist. In my spare… (read more)
Ruth Webb

I am a member of the St Christopher's Hospice quilting group (the Fabric & Threads group) in Sydenham,… (read more)
Ruth Bennett

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Anne Middleton

Whoever would have thought that I would 'get' the joy of being a magpie for fabric and enjoy cutting… (read more)
Elaine Norriss

I love working with fabrics and fibre to create art that looks good and is often practical too. (read more)
Debi Wilkinson

Hi - I am Debi, and I joined the Guild about 6 years ago, having got into patchwork and quilting at… (read more)
Kira Withers-Jones

Originally I completed a BA in Fashion Design but I quickly realised that I didn't have a robust enough… (read more)
Gill Cooper

I a member of Abbey Quilters that meets in Kelso, Scottish Borders and also the Borders Modern Quilt… (read more)
Gwen Harlow

Update 2019 I finally finished my own hexagon quilt just before Chrismas 2018. I am leaving the older… (read more)
Elizabeth Whitehouse

I grew up in a sewing household and I have sewn all my life: dressmaking, curtains, basic embroidery… (read more)
Janet McCallum

I am a graphic designer and contemporary quilter. Most of my graphic design work has been for educational… (read more)
Avril Clark

I create a range of one off and limited edition textile items, such as bed quilts, wall hangings, cushions,… (read more)
Jennie Rayment

Internationally acclaimed tutor, lecturer and author, Jennie is totally obsessed with twiddling, fiddling,… (read more)
Marijke Van Welzen

Marijke van Welzen , the Netherlands textile artist, teacher, makes wearable art with a story to tell.… (read more)
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)
Gill Rogers

I enjoy all things fabric and stitch related! (read more)
Paula Rafferty

I have been sewing since I was a small child, taught my mother and I started making clothes for my Sindy… (read more)
Sheena Stubbs

Where to start in all honesty is the big question. I cannot remember a time when I didn't make "things".… (read more)
Colin Brandi

In 1989, after a chance meeting with an American Art quilt maker whilst on holiday in Scotland, I made… (read more)
Patricia Gilbert

I am not an expert patchworker and quilter but enjoy the way the patterns and colours come together.… (read more)
Pam Farmer

A quilter, embroiderer (hand and machine), sewer and now knitter (Lockdown did it) based in North East… (read more)
Moira Neal

Hello! I am a free machine artist and I love to upcycle old cotton sheets to use in my work. I enjoy… (read more)
Chantal Guillermet

I live in the French Alps and I've been quilting for nearly 30 years now, starting with traditional… (read more)
Michael Fitchett

Designer, artist and teacher, exploring graphical and representational images through the medium of… (read more)
Alice Jones

I have been making quilts for my family and friends for over 20 years. I love playing with colour, especially… (read more)
Helen Walland

I've been quilting for about 10 years and am beginning to feel a little confident about it. I love dyeing,… (read more)
Denise Geach

I have only been quilting since 2012 but my interest in fabric and sewing stems from childhood as my… (read more)
Jean Twycross

I discovered Patchwork and quilting in 2018. I love all aspects, including FMQ on my domestic sewing… (read more)
Kerry Keeble

My Nanna taught me to knit and crochet when I was very young and I've loved all things Textiles since… (read more)
Jo Avery

A lifetime of playing with fabric and yarn has culminated in a career as a teacher, entrepreneur and… (read more)
Penny Towll

I've been sewing (dressmaking, upholstery, repairs) all my life (too many years to mention). I only… (read more)
Isobel Loftus

In trying to describe my passion for quiltmaking, I have four main areas which influence my creativity… (read more)
Elaine Hendrie

I’m just about to 65 old - how can that be possible ? Anyway, I’ve been making patchwork quilts… (read more)
Devi Chapman

My interest in patchwork and quilting happened by accident after helping a group of schoolchildren who… (read more)
Helen Barnes

I grew up in Yorkshire, in a home full of gorgeous fabrics and threads surrounded by beautiful countryside… (read more)
Susan Smith

I made my first (English paper-pieced hexagonal) quilt over a number of years at boarding school in… (read more)
Susan Dye

In 2015 I completed a City and Guilds Certificate in Patchwork and Quilting with Barbara Weeks at Studio… (read more)
Sue Egan

I have been sewing and knitting for many years and discovered quilting almost by accident when I took… (read more)
Trudi Davies

I buy and sell vintage fabrics and I make quilts both for friends and to sell. I love the freedom that… (read more)
Janette Bell

My main interest is in telling stories of women's lives - and particularly stories from the past. Coming… (read more)
Anna Woodhead

I am a textile artist and quilt maker based in Milton Keynes. I make art quilts and mixed media work… (read more)
Mistianne Guzman

I am originally from the states and currently reside in beautiful Edinburgh. I consider myself a quilter… (read more)
Trustee SKelly

I've been quilting since 1988 when my mother decided I needed a break from my 2 children and sent me… (read more)
Amanda Duke

My work reflects experiences of my travels through the rural and urban environment, noticing and collecting… (read more)
June Robertson

I was born in Scotland and now live in Canada with dual citizenship. I sewed my own clothes when I lived… (read more)
Lynne Hargreaves

Born in the UK I worked as a graphic designer moving into design training in 1978 moving to Australia… (read more)
Carol Springett

Hello! I have been a keen sewer all my life and enjoyed making clothes for myself when I was in my teens… (read more)
Fiona Bateman

I am based in Witney, Oxfordshire and have been quilting for about 4 years. I work in the local sewing… (read more)
Trish Murphy

I have come late to the world of quilting and sewing, but on retirement in 2019 from the NHS as a dietitian,… (read more)
Margaret Styles

Retired teacher who loves fabric and collects it given half a chance. I was taught to sew by my mum… (read more)
Carol Connolly

Hello, I joined The Quilters Guild at the beginning of August 2021. I am relatively new to patchwork… (read more)
Juliet Bartlett

Hello, my name is Juliet. I am 55 and have been married to Mark for 29 years this year. (2021) We have… (read more)
Jane Rollason

My work is a result of a life long love of textile art, I worked for a time as an art teacher and after… (read more)
Maureen Fulton

I recently moved to the York area from Cambridge. I have been quilting or making patchwork quilts for… (read more)
Joanne Venter

I starting quilting in 2021 and was just experimenting at first. I made a quilt for my mum’s bed,… (read more)
Lorna Breckell

Hi, I am Lorna and I currently live in Clipstone, north Nottinghamshire. I class myself as Scottish… (read more)
Magie Relph

I fell in love with African Textiles when I first landed in Africa in 1984. Since then I have travelled… (read more)
Lynne Grant

Hello. I am Lynne. I am 66 years old and married with 2 lovely sons, daughters in law and 2 gorgeous… (read more)
Penny Bicknell

I am passionate about fabric and design. I love the tactile quality of quilts. I enjoy passing on my… (read more)
Madeleine Roberts

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Huge De-Stash Sale of Craft Cottons and Furnishing Fabrics

Please come along to this huge de-stash sale of craft cottons and furnishing fabrics. 11th March 2pm-6pm… (read more)
Quilters' Exhibition and Fabrics January Sale

Admission £2.50 (Partners and children - free) Refreshments, disabled access, raffle at 3pm (read more)
Doughty Fabrics

Doughty Fabrics will be in the Lesser hall, Cowbridge, CF71 7AD on 17 September between 10.30am and… (read more)
Glenys Knight

In January 2011 I started quilting and also joined Shropshire Quilters. I enjoy making quilts for Project… (read more)
Gillian Griffiths

I began patchwork and quilting around late 2001; in this time I have taken many workshops and learnt… (read more)
Surrey

Local Groups in Surrey - contact details Key: A = Group Affiliated to the Quilters' Guild N = New… (read more)
Part 36. Fabrics of the 50's and 60's

More 50s and 60s fabrics. This review has a more transatlantic feel than usual to reflect the growing… (read more)
Suzanne Fisher

I have been making things since childhood and love stitch. I enjoy making quilts and use a variety of… (read more)
Shona Kelly

I adore english paper piecing and crazy quilting as I find the rhythm of handwork to be a great stress… (read more)
Athalie Deborah Pearce

I am a lifelong sewer having embroidered, crocheted and made clothes since I was a child, then curtains… (read more)
East Sussex

Local Groups in East Sussex - contact details Key: A = Group Affiliated to the Quilters' Guild … (read more)
Elaine Evans

I am new to quilting. As I am no longer able to continue with hand embroidery to the same degree my… (read more)
Part 10. Beautiful Fabrics

Part 10 - Beautiful Fabrics: Beautiful Books I ended my last review by promising to look at three desirable… (read more)
Dian Smith

Hi, I'm Dian, I am a teacher of Patchwork and Quilting, Art, Embroidery, Beading, Lacemaking and more.… (read more)
Part 20. Fabrics of the Fifties and Sixties

Part 20 - Fabrics of the Fifties and Sixties There are three books in my review this time, a catalogue… (read more)
Part 37. Wearable Fabrics 1760-1860

Looking at printed fabric 1760-1860 This review is mostly taken up with a splendid new (and expensive)… (read more)
Brenda Wroe

I am a contemporary textile artist with residential ties to the UK, France and Spain. My artistic work… (read more)
Gilly Thomson

I have a web business selling Hungarian Blue print cotton fabric, which is still hand-printed in a handful… (read more)
Norma Hale

I worked in tailoring and couture most of my working life, love fabric textures and colour. I started… (read more)
Brenda Cobbett

Hi there, as a child I learnt how to make hexagons and put them together, both my gran and Mum were… (read more)
Fay Harrison

Hello. I'm fairly new to quilting and have lots of quilts in progress with just one completed small… (read more)
Glenys White

I enjoy piecing and quilting by hand, machining is like work to me! I generally make large bed quilts… (read more)
Louisa Lawson

I have been quilting for over 20 years. My primary love is applique but I also need to make a lot of… (read more)
Louise Mabbs

I am a professional textile artist, art quilter, teacher, writer. I love doing Community Projects, Artist… (read more)
Pam Stanier

I enjoy making modern quilts, usually based on a traditional block but with a quirk. I also enjoy buying… (read more)
Irene Baldock

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Jennifer Pudney

In a former life I taught chemistry but have been interested in textiles from an early age having been… (read more)
Fiona Barnett

I am a keen Quilter, too much fabric in my stash.. not enough time (read more)
Catherine Rigby

My love of patchwork started after my first lesson with Sue Belton - who taught in Garstang, Lancashire… (read more)
Aileen Wright

Hi, I'm Aileen, the owner of The Sew Studio fabric shop & workshop in Dunfermline, Fife and also Sew… (read more)

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