Guild Reports

Nine months in, under the leadership of our enthusiastic executive team and ancillary volunteers, York Heritage Quilters Guild thrives.

While visiting our Kingston Heirloom Quilters member, Phyllis Vanhorne, she showed me a magazine clipping of a quilt she had made.

Since the world hit the pause button in March, the wonderful Saskatoon Quilters Guild executive team has worked hard.

The West End Quilters will not let Covid-19 slow them down, even when meetings were cancelled in the middle of March.

As a small guild of approximately 30 members, the Eastlake Simcoe Quilters Guild does a lot of outreach in our community.

What an unusual spring and summer for the Battle River Quilters’ Guild! We couldn’t have dreamed the changes that have been necessary.

Yes, the Mayne Island Quilt Guild meets on an island off the west coast of BC. Our Guild always feels a little isolated.

The Whistler Valley Quilters’ 19th annual retreat was canceled so it held a Virtual Retreat via Zoom for the first time.

Our President sent out this message to keep the large Vernon Silver Stars Quilters guild motivated and busy quilting.

The Saskatoon Quilters Guild needs to find ways to model adherence to government health and safety measures for a variety of reasons.