Two days filled with stunning quilts, vibrant vendors, inspiring demonstrations, and a welcoming community of makers. Whether you come to be inspired, shop, learn, or share your work – there’s something for everyone.
Friday, September 25th 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday, September 26th 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Admission is only $10 for adults. 16 & under are free.
Recent Posts
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Barn Quilts Class A Hit
Good news, bad news for this month’s Saturday workshop. The bad news was that Kim Baird was unable to lead her demonstration of discharge dyeing due to ill health. The good news was that Barb Zeleznik was able to jump in with a replacement workshop on how to make a barn quilt. You’ll see barn… Read more
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Highlights From Metro Quilt Expo 2022 #12
Log Cabin blocks are a tried and true traditional favorite with quilters. But if you take your basic log cabin strip and twist it, or turn it, and cut it at an angle you have something that is far more than its traditional roots. Read more
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President’s Blocks Tradition Continues
For many years, our group has carried on the tradition of awarding our outgoing president a set of blocks in appreciation of their service. The president’s blocks are traditionally organized by the vice president. At our May meeting (the last of her tenure), president Kim Baird received an array of blocks in the Rail Fence… Read more
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Highlights from Metro Quilt Expo 2022 #11
Quilters seem to have an affinity for stars, and star patterns seem to come in as endless variety as the stars themselves. Read more
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Wee Fairy Folk Small Group Starts
The encore of the Wee Fairy Folk Ornament workshop was such a hit with participants, they’ve decided to form a new small group! This is not a class but a chance to get together and make wee fairy folk to your heart’s content. Connie Jones has volunteered to host the first meeting although no date… Read more
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May Show and Tell
It was tough to be inside on a beautiful spring day — especially since we had to take the long way around fight for parking due to the Fargo Marathon. But the lovely quilts at Show and Tell made the trip worthwhile. Read more
