Louisiana Quilt Guilds
The Pelican State
This page lists information on Louisiana Quilt Guilds as submitted by the members of the guild. If you find an error or would like to add your guild, please visit the Add/Amend page. If you would like to add your show, use the Add Show page
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Alexandria
Patience Quilters meets every 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:30PM at West Library, 5416 Provine Pl, Alexandria, LA 71303. It is just off Hwy 28 West behind Provine Studio, Alexandria, La.
Before the meetings we have a little snack bar. Meetings consist of a short program presentation, administrative business, show and tell by members. There is usually a sign outside the entrance door that can be seen from the drive. Guests are always welcome! moc.liamtoh@enisfloms
Ballwin
Bits and Pieces Quilt Guild. Our members pay $10 a year in dues. We meet at 6 pm on the fourth Monday of the month at Eastside Fire Station. We have a project each year that varies from year to year. Please contact ten.xoc@yzarccirbaf if you would like to attend a meeting as our guest
Baton Rouge
Remember Me Quilt Guild
We practice all types of quilting from machine-pieced to hand-applique and everything in between. There are approximately 50 members in the guild. Dues are $20 annually and we meet on the third Tuesday of each month at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 2021 Tara Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70806. Email moc.liamg@rbdliugtliuqemrebmemer for more information.
Email: moc.liamg@rbdliugtliuqemrebmemer
River City Quilt Guild. We have over 75 members who pay $15 a year in dues. We meet at 6:45pm on the first Thursday of the month at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church at 2021 Tara Blvd. We have challenges, fat quarter lotto, classes, road trips, and lots more. See our website.
Krewe of Quilts. For more info, contact moc.oohay@iallipulevneraK
Baton Rouge Modern Quilt Guild. Our mission is to support and encourage the growth and development of modern quilting through art, education and community. Our group was founded in 2013 to expand the Modern Quilt Guild movement to Baton Rouge and surrounding areas. Our original name was Not Your Mama’s Modern Quilt Guild!! We meet monthly to learn and share. Our meetings are held on the first Monday of the month at 6pm. University United Methodist Church on Dalrymple graciously allows us to meet in their Fellowship Hall – a perfect place to gather to share modern quilting fellowship! moc.liamg@gqmeguornotab
Baton Rouge Quilts for Kids and Allbrands have partnered together to provide quilts for ill children. We are asking volunteers to help cut, sew, and quilt children’s quilts for children with life-threatening illnesses. We meet the second Wednesday of each month at the store on Highland Road, Check our FB page for other dates as well. gro.sdikrofstliuq@KFQeguornotab
Cottonport.
Cotton Quilters Guild. We meet at 1 o’clock on the first Monday of the month at the Cottonport Museum, 220 Cottonport St., in Cottonport across from the Cotton Queen Stage. We have about 45 members who pay $25 annual dues. Meetings include guild business, monthly minis, door prizes, annual BOM, and a presenter or workshop. We offer occasional trips and shop hops and have a quilt show on odd-numbered years. Annual quilt fundraiser raffles help with charitable activities. Guests are invited to attend and new members are always welcome. Contact Mary Marcotte at moc.liamg@ettocram.yram.
Covington
Ozone Layers Quilt Guild meets at LOPA – Louisiana Organ Procurement Agency at 68190 Hwy 190 Service Rd, Covington, LA 70433. Meet and greet at 5:30, meeting starts at 6:00 pm, on the first Tuesday of each month. Check before coming in case we moved the meeting date! Our members pay $35 per year in dues. We have several retreats each year, contribute items too numerous charities and donate quilts. Membership is limited to 50, so sometimes there is a waiting list. We love sharing our knowledge and love of quilting with others. Mary Ann Marquardt is our current President and contact person. Email: moc.liamg@21gubcirbaf.
Franklinton.
Queen Bee Quilters meet on the third Thursday of each month. We do charity quilts for many agencies. We do what we call love quilts for members who are struggling. We have open membership and would love new members at any skill level. our dues are $15 a year and we meet at Victory Baptist Church in Franklinton. For more information, contact moc.oohay@tsevlysbD
Gonzalez
Stashbuilder Quilt Guild meets at 7PM on the third Monday of the month at St. James Lutheran Church located at 1415 Hwy 30. We offer an ed. program, lotto blocks, block of the month, annual challenges, charitable projects, fellowship and more. There are about 30 members who pay $15 a year in dues. moc.liamg@nylorac.noregreb
Cajun Country Quilters of Gonzales. Our guild is made up of 56 fun-loving ladies who quilt together and learn together. We have Lotto Blocks every other month, a guild challenge yearly, and a fat quarter draw monthly. We have charities that we make quilts and pillowcases for yearly. Christmas we have a luncheon at a nice restaurant. Our dues are $12 per year. We meet 2nd Thursday of the month from 10 AM -12 PM at the First Baptist Church of Gonzalez, 1217 S Burnside Ave. Sit and Sew for the members directly after the meeting till 3 PM. On the 4th Thursday, we have a community Sew Day. Contact Kathryn Poche ten.letae@stliuqsyhtak. Find us on Facebook.
Independence
Tangi CutUps. Meets every Wednesday at Mama’s Quilt Shop at 9 a.m. Open to membership. Very friendly group. Sit and sew every Wednesday.
Jonesboro
The Heritage Quilt Guild meets the first Wednesday of each month at 9:30 A. M. at the Jonesboro United Methodist Church. New members and visitors are welcome to attend our meetings. A visitor may attend the quilt guild meeting twice before becoming a member. Membership is approximately 60 quilters who pay annual dues of $10. Our meeting consists of a business portion, show and tell door prizes, and a program prepared by our Vice-President. Block exchanges and charm square exchanges are sometimes used at meetings. A library of quilting books is available for members to check out if they desire. We have a quilt show on the odd-numbered years. Two of the projects of the guild have been making small quilts for babies that have health problems and making quilts for people who lose their house to fire. Another project for this year is to make “lap robes” for patients in the area nursing homes. Anyone interested in more information may contact Mary Rasberry at ten.htuoslleb@7264zzar
Magnolia Stitchers Needle Arts Group. Membership is $20 per calendar year. We are a forward-thinking group of artisans embracing all the needle arts. Our membership includes machine embroiderers, quilters, knitters, crocheters, beaders, and longarmers. For meeting dates and times email moc.oohay@ooretliuq . We love our community projects, donation quilts, annual rummage sale, road trips to quilt shows, and shop hops. Meetings are held in a classroom setting in the Maxwell Building, Pershing Hwy. across from Pizza Hut.
Krotz Springs
Krotz Springs Quilters Guild. We have about 65 members who pay $10 a year in dues. We meet on the second Thursday of each month at 1 PM at the Krotz Springs Town Hall Meeting Room. “Sew Day” is held on the third Wednesday of each month. We have lottery blocks, birthday fat quarters, mystery quilt projects, classes, annual quilt show/fundraiser, and raffle quilt. Our group participates in a wide variety of charity projects and there is never a dull moment. We are a member of GSQA. Contact my email moc.oohay@ecallaw.ettegirb for more information.
Lafayette
Quilters Guild Acadienne. We have about 150 members who pay $25 a year in dues, with the exception of members over 75 who pay $12. We meet the last Thursday of each month at Northwood United Methodist Church, corner of Gloria Switch Rd & Moss St. We have lotto block, workshops, bees, and an annual guild auction. There is a day group and an evening group. Contact Paula Payne, moc.liamg@15enyapp for more info.
Lake Charles
Contraband Quilt Guild. We meet every month on first Monday at 10am at the St Luke Simpson Methodist church for show n tell, lecture or workshop, and to encourage and learn from each other. Diverse group of experienced and new quilters. Dues are $25/year and guests are welcome to visit first before joining. We have about 50 members. For info contact Sandy at moc.oohay@2jcmfomom
Mansfield.
DeSoto Quilters. We have 35 members who pay $5.00 per month in dues (for use of the church building). We meet every Tuesday and Thursday from 8:30 AM until 2:00 PM at the Emmanuel Baptist Church at 1314 Polk St. We mostly hand quilt, have a block of the month, make prayer quilts as our service projects, and hold workshops. moc.liamg@db.dddndjB
Monroe/West Monroe.
North Louisiana Quilters Guild. NLQG is a thriving and energetic group that enjoys the art of quilting. We currently have 4 chapters: Morning Stars who meet on the first Tuesday of the month at 9:30; Sunshine who meets on the first Thursday of the month at 1:30, Grateful Threads who meet on the first Monday of the month at 5:30 and Moonlight who meets on the first Thursday of the month at 5:30. Due to COVID, meeting places have been temporarily changed. Please contact us on FACEBOOK to find the specifics on meeting places: North Louisiana Quilters Guild – public group and/or non-profit organization. Each chapter has its own programs, projects, and challenge quilts. Membership in one chapter makes you a member of the guild and allows you to attend any or all of the monthly chapter meetings.
We collectively have over 100 members and we meet quarterly to discuss business, Play-days, National Teachers, our Biennial Quilt Show, Quilt Retreats, and community projects. We welcome all interested in quilting and long to encourage all on this creative pathway. Yearly dues are $25; seniors dues are $20.
Morgan City
Sew Happy Quilters Guild. We are new and growing! We meet at 10am on the
second Wednesday of the month, and then again at 10am on the Saturday
following the Wednesday meeting (for those with real jobs). Our dues are $25
per year. We are open to all (18yr old and up)quilters and wanna be quilters! We do monthly lotta blocks, an annual challenge, a raffle quilt and several charity quilts. We have classes and guest speakers. We have 2 quilt shows coming up. One in August 2010 and another at the start of 2011. Search us out on Facebook! For more info contact me at ten.icvta@blyrehs.
New Iberia
BeriBees Quilters – We meet on the third Saturday of the month at 11:00 AM at the St. Peter Branch of Iberia Parish Public Library. Membership is free. We swap 6 1/2 fabric squares. We do a monthly lotto block and a block of the month quilt. We play ‘Fat Quarter Bingo’. For more into, follow us on Facebook or email us at moc.oohay@seebireb
New Orleans
Beecher Memorial United Church of Christ Quilt Group is comprised of 25 – 30 professional & novice quilters, who love teaching, learning, & sharing the art of quilting. We are community-based w/ no fees/due, open to anyone w/ an interest in quilting. We have a yearly quilt show & workshop for the community. Meetings every 3rd Saturday of the month for 1 PM @ 1914 N Miro St, New Orleans, LA 70122.
Crescent City Quilters, located in New Orleans, La., was established to promote interest in the art of quilt making and to offer demonstrations, workshops, programs, and projects to develop and enhance quilt making skills. We meet at 10:00 a.m. on the second Saturday of the month @ Blessed Selos Church. Contact moc.liamg@etihwlamri for more information.
Ruston
Piney Hills Quilt Guild We have about 41 members who pay $12 a year in dues. We meet at 9:30am on the second Thursday of the month at Grace Methodist Church in Ruston. We have a yearly Peach Festival raffle quilt to benefit Life Choices, MedCamp and Dart and we do a quilt show every other year. Contact moc.liamtoh@9494_nylorac for more information.
Sabine
Round the Bend Quilters meets at the Sabine Council on Aging @ 29275 Hwy 191 Many, La. 71449 Every Friday at 10:00am and every 4th Saturday at 9:00 am. We have about 30 members. There is no fee to attend our get-togethers. We do occasionally offer beginner quilting classes for a total fee of $10. We have beginner quilters as well as master quilters who love to share their experience and expertise with others. We do at least one raffle quilt per year that we all work on and have a Bi-annual quilt show to raise money to purchase supplies for donation quilts that we give to the local community. You can call for more information 318-256-0059(Mon – Fri) EMail: gro.aocenibas@namezobc
Saint Francisville
Feliciana Stitchers meet every third Tuesday each month at the St. Francisville Town Hall, 11936 Ferdinand Street, at 7:00 P.M. Our dues is $15.00 per year which use for our charity. We have fat quarters exchange, classes, trips, demonstrations, challenges, and UFOS. Patricia Means ten.htuoslleb@snaemraaicirtap
Shreveport
Red River Quilters meet the 1stMon. monthly-1pm/6:30pm.Broadmoor Presbyterian Church,1915 Grover Pl,Shreveport, LA.240 members strong pay $20 dues/year. We have tributaries, small groups& speakers @ regular meetings. Activities include community service projects, donation quilt & annual quilt show. Write Red River Quilters, PO Box 4811,Shreveport,LA 71134
Red River Quilters
We meet the 1st Monday monthly at 1pm and 6pm at 1915 Grover Place. We have 200 members; we pay $25 per year in dues. We have a speaker, birthday raffle, show and tell and a business meeting each month. We have small groups we call “tributaries.” We have community service projects, an annual quilt show (usually in September) with a donation quilt. We also host workshops. Write Red River Quilters, P O Box 4811, Shreveport LA 71134 Email: ten.tsacmoc@eneebbyram
Slidell
The Slidell Camellia Quilters meet at the Aldersgate United Methodist Church at 360 Robert Road in Slidell
on the 3rd Thursday of each month at 9:00 AM and at 7:00 PM
EMail: moc.liamtoh@toirehtyduj
Springhill.
Piney Needles Quilt Guild. We have about 25
members who pay $12 a year in dues. We meet the second Monday of the month
at 6 p.m. for Sit & Sew. We meet the 4th Monday for business and Show &
Tell. We have a quilt show the first Saturday of June in odd years.
Sulpher
Calcasieu Cut-ups We meet the first thursday of the month at 10 am. We are involved in alot of community service projects. We also have a Quilt show in the odd numbered years. For more information contact moc.oohay@79_enaidjc
Winnfield
Kisatchie Quilters Guild meets the Third Thursday each month, 1:30 pm at the Winn Parish Sheriff’s Range Building. We have 40 members, dues are $5.00 per year. The meeting includes the business portion, a program, and a show & tell. Each month members bring 6 – 6″ squares and a drawing is held for them. We also have a 12 1/2″ square drawing every three months, themes and colors are different we each new drawing. Those who have birthdays during the month bring a gift and a drawing is held. We have a Quilt Show every two years in even years. We give quilts to families in need (like someone who has lost their home to fire). We make I Spy quilts to give to children who are sick or in need. Contact- moc.loa@nadrojsahtram for more information.
Zachary
Cherry Blossom Quilters is a Sit-n-Sew group that meets at the Zachary Library every Monday from 1-6 pm. We love to share, learn, challenge, and encourage each other. We have a Block of the Month, enjoy several quilty field trips every year and we have a show at the end of the year. For more information, email us at ten.xoc@bafhcumwes
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