The Quilters' Guild

Leah Cox

Originally I'm from the Deep South of the USA - Mississippi, Arkansas, and New Orleans. Then I lived… (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)
Sue Rhodes

I'm a patchwork and quilting tutor working from my studio in East Sussex. For the past 5 years I've… (read more)
Patricia Archibald

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

Quilter, Wife, Mother and Kiwi I am available for classes from August. I mostly have experience in traditional… (read more)
The Quilters' Guild Travel and Education Bursary - Teacher

Guild Teacher Travel Award This Award of £1,000 is given bi-annually to a teacher who is a Guild member… (read more)
M Drake

I live in the South West of England in Weymouth, Dorset along the Jurassic Coast. Where I live is a… (read more)
Fiona Zachariasse

I have been patching and quilting for very nearly thirty-five years - since I was 15 years old. Having… (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)
Travelling Trunks

The Quilters' Guild Collection has two travelling collections of quilts, which can be hired by groups… (read more)
Susan Briscoe awarded Travel & Education Bursary

The Quilters' Guild is delighted to announce that Susan Briscoe has been awarded the Travel & Education… (read more)
Claire Passmore

I love to experiment with cloth, thread, dye, paint, ink, wax, screen prints, lino blocks, gelatine… (read more)
Abigail Sheridan De Graaff

I started my journey into Patchwork and Quilting in New Zealand in 2010. Fast forward a few years and… (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)
Lynne Pretty

My work is influenced by my travels, history and architecture. Work has been shown in several exhibitions… (read more)
Jacquie Harvey

Having sewn for most of my life, I have been quilting now for almost 25 years and have had enormous… (read more)
Wendy Barrington

Given Guild membership for Christmas 2017. Completed a Contemporary Fine Art Degree in 2017 some of… (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)
Greta Fitchett

My textile work is contemporary in style, and is influenced by places that I visit. I work with a domestic… (read more)
Mary Cunningsworth

I'm a retired ex teacher and librarian and very enthusiastic quilter. I used to regard myself as a quilting… (read more)
Pauline Salmon

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

I make and exhibit contemporary quilts and smaller pieces based on folk art; I've won awards in several… (read more)
Helen Barnes

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

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

More of my work can be seen on: www.ceciliaslinn.com Indulged by my Grandmother who spent a great deal… (read more)
Catherine Corbishley

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

Art and Textiles have featured significantly in my life offering careers, enjoyment, therapy and a great… (read more)
Annie Henderson-Begg

I completed my City & Guilds Diploma in 2017 and won the QG C&G Award at 2017's Festival of Quilts.… (read more)
Brenda Bailey

I started quilting a bit in the 1970's but due to a growing family and having to go out to work I never… (read more)
Katrina Parris

I have a Fine Art background and studied Textiles and Embroidery at Goldsmiths College in the 1970s.… (read more)
Jan Williams

Interested in contemporary quilting, textile art, photography, art, travel, cooking. I especially enjoy… (read more)
Effie Galletly

Effie Galletly grew up in the west of Scotland and was raised in a home where art, music and sewing… (read more)
Linda Seward

I have been actively involved in sewing, needlework and handicrafts from a very young age. After graduating… (read more)
Brenda Wroe

I am a contemporary textile artist with residential ties to the UK, France and Spain. My artistic work… (read more)
The Quilters Guild Travel and Education Bursary Member

Guild Member Travel Award This Award of £1,000 is given bi-annually to a Guild member to help meet… (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)
Jean Stocks

Hi, I'm retired and haven't been quilting long, about 18 months. So far my quilting ranges from a centre… (read more)
Jeannette Jackson

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Julie Bowler

Like many others I have had a life long interest in textiles. This now takes the form of quilts, hangings… (read more)
Lynne Wells

I decided last January to join in with the Journal Challenge 2018. My theme title would be 'On My Door… (read more)
Mavis Walker's Chess Set and the Travelling Trunk Traditions Collection

The region has been extremely luck to book Mavis Walker of Chess Set fame from the Festival of Quilts… (read more)
Trials and Tribulations of a Travelling Nipper and Tucker

A talk by Jennie Rayment Tickets at the door: £5 (including tea/coffee & cake)For further information… (read more)
Anne Smith

I started patchwork and quilting in 1995 with Jacqui Vallis as my teacher. When my third son was born… (read more)

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