Soaring Circle, formerly I Love First Peoples, celebrates its 11th year by expanding Sewcase, a program that brings sewing labs to Indigenous schools.

Margaret’s grandmother lured her into quilting by pretending to need help with some embroidery. Margaret took the bait, and is so grateful that she did.

Bridget O’Flaherty invites quilters to take the Fabric Offset Challenge, and find a purpose for that unused fabric.

Canadian Quilter asks Kathy K Wylie three questions about designing quilts, helping quilters make her patterns, and what she enjoys most about quilt design.

As quilt guilds, we can rethink inclusion, and we can create spaces where no one ever feels unwelcome again.

Read stories about Reconciliation Quilts made to honour children who never returned from Canada’s residential schools, the survivors, and their families.

Made from 465 blocks from across Canada, the quilt that celebrated 125 years of Confederation is looking for a permanent home.

Ge ready for a fun hour with Aline and Natasha Bugarin. You will love the enthusiasm of these young Brazilian quilters, and their unique story.

Quilter and teacher Sandy Simmelink tells the story behind Honoring the Ladies, a quilt entered into the National Juried Show 2024 at Quilt Canada.

The 2024 Grand National “Delights” opened June 8 in Castlegar, BC, and will be exhibited in three other cities across Canada.

The Royal City Quilters’ Guild of Guelph, ON, donated 90 quilts to the Home for Good Campaign to provide housing for vulnerable neighbours in the community.