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We were fortunate to have Maday Delgado of Sustainable Textile Designs share her wealth of knowledge with us for our May meeting. Maday brought an energy and passion around the subject of making tapestries and pieces with reclaimed fabrics and using traditional methods of Sashiko and other forms of embroidery to bring the surface of these textiles to life. She shared wonderful examples of her work with us at the general meeting and then taught a class on Sashiko in the aftern

We had a wonderful April meeting with a Curator from the Indiana State Museum who is in charge of the Quilt Collection the museum cares for. She brought some old and interesting quilts from their collection. This one was just jaw dropping in it's construction and intricacy. What a privilege to see some of these awe inspiring quilts and artifacts. We are so fortunate to live in a city that looks to prserve the past, especially when it's dear to our hearts in the world of quilt

Join us for this month's Program and General Meeting on April 13, 2026 from 9:30-11:30 at Cornerstone Lutheran Church on 116th in Fishers. We will learn all about the Indiana State Museum's Quilt Collection. There will be a trunk show of the quilts contained in the collection. Then stay for the meeting to learn all about the guild and our activities, ending with a show of our own talented quilters' Show N' Tell. The next opportunity for learnng will be April 16th, 2026 from 1

Our March meeting was a full one with a guest speaker from Legit Kits speaking about the birth of this wonderful pattern source and sharing a trunk show of her quilts. Breathtaking! Can you believe the detail on these pieces of art! We so enjoyed having Dana Altman share her talents with us. And then our members shared their creations with us. Lana C and her Patriotic Quilt for Quilts of Valor Peg B finished some BOM blocks, I see 3 of my blocks! Diane D shared a lovely quilt