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The mission of the Canadian Quilters Association is to promote and celebrate quilting and Canadian quilters by preserving the traditions of those who have come before us while looking to new and creative ways to enhance quilting for the present and future. CQA is dedicated to preserving the traditions of quilting, supporting current trends in quilt making, and providing a forum for Canadian quilters of all ages and levels to share and learn about the Canadian quilting scene. CQA works with individuals, professionals, guilds, and the industry through its annual conference and workshops, its magazine, social media, the certified judging program, and its various programs and events.


Abbotsford
Abbotsford Quilters’ Guild.
We are Guild made up of brand new and experienced quilters. We have about 80 active members. Membership fees are $50/year. We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of each month, Sept through June, at 10 am in the gymnasium at Ross Road Community Church, 3160 Ross Rd, Abbotsford. We have an extensive lending library available at each meeting, member “Show & Tell”, classes on techniques and specific projects and much more. Quilting retreats are a highlight! We are very involved with charity quilts donating to Quilts of Valour, Victims Services, Abbotsford NICU & Maternity Ward, Seniors Homes, the Women’s Transition House, and the New Beginnings Program. Come and be inspired to take your quilting to the next level! If you would like more information, please contact Carole Lefler at 604-853-0867 or Donna Zimmermann at moc.liamgobfsctd@swes.zsrm.

Fraser Valley Modern Quilt Guild
We are a casual, friendly, and vibrant group of about 60 quilters. We enjoy and cultivate a modern aesthetic and welcome quilters of all skill levels. Our guild was founded in 2010. We meet the 2nd Thursday of the month, 12 months of the year, 7:00pm to 9:00pm (unless otherwise noted) at 2631 Cyril Street, Abbotsford, BC. We are also a member of The Modern Quilt Guild. Members connect regularly via our monthly meetings, FVMQG Facebook group, sharing projects, asking questions, and generally keeping in touch with each other. We also have an Instagram page where members post their projects – check us out at @FVMQG and #FVMQG. If you are interested in attending a meeting as a guest please email us at moc.liamgobfsctd@dliugtliuqnredomvf. The first meeting you attend as a guest is free! If you still aren’t sure that you want to join us you are welcome to attend ONE more meeting for a ‘drop-in’ fee of $5. After that we hope you will join the guild! Please check out our web page or our Facebook Information page for more information.
Email: moc.liamgobfsctd@dliugtliuqnredomvf

Armstrong
Armstrong Quilters A small group of quilters meets 2 and 4th Thursday Evening at St. James Anglican Church on Patterson Avenue in Armstrong. We have a brief business meeting and educational component one meeting and a sewing time or project the next. moc.liamgobfsctd@2uoyrofgnitliuq

Ashcroft
Cactus Strippers Quilt Guild meet the second Tuesday of the month at the home of a member. We learn new techniques and donate quilts to those who are ill or in need in our community.

Burnaby.
Pacific Spirit Quilters’ Guild
Pacific Spirit Quilters’ Guild meets at Burnaby Village, 6501 Deer Lake Ave. We welcome new members and guests to our small, friendly, and active guild. Meetings are at 7 pm on the 2nd Thursday of each month, Sept. to June. Workshops and drop-ins happen one Saturday a month, and there is a large library for members’ use. Our ‘Quilt Expo” is held each year in March at a local community centre. Contact ac.gqspobfsctd@ofni for more info.

Campbell River
Friendship Quilters’ Guild

Chilliwack
Chilliwack Quilters Guild

Chilliwack Piecemakers Guild meets at the Cooke’s Presbyterian Church 45825 Wellington Ave Chilliwack BC. We are a sociable group of quilters who meet on every third Wednesday night at Cooke’s Presbyterian church. Our guild meetings consist of bringing in quilting “experts” who demonstrate their techniques. We also bring in quilters who will do a trunk show. We have a Fat Quarter draw where you can enter with your Fat Quarter choice and possibly win the bundle for any number of projects you may have in mind. So come and join us as a guest and stay as a friend! EMail: Cherri Mathieson at ac.wahsobfsctd@1hseehs Please visit our new website for further information.

Comox
Valley Schoolhouse Quilters consist of 143 quilters, from beginner to advanced, from traditional to art quilters. We spend a great deal of our time making quilts for charity.

Cranbrook
Cranbrook Quilters Guild – Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday evenings of each month, from September to May. Meetings start at 7 PM upstairs at the Senior Citizens Center, 125 – 17 Ave S Cranbrook BC

Creston
Creston Valley Quilters Guild meets every Wednesday at 9am at the Anglican Church Basement 422-7th Ave N. Creston BC. September thru mid-May. ac.wahsobfsctd@dliugsretliuqyellavnotserc

Delta
Fraser Valley Quilters’ Guild meets at the Trinity Lutheran Church, 11040 River Road, Delta, on the 2nd Tuesday every month except July & August. Day meetings 10:00, evening meetings 7:00 pm. We have informative & entertaining meeting programs with speakers, block of the month swap, fat quarter lottery, orphan blocks, preemie program, recycling, workshops and an extensive library. A quilt show is held every other (odd #) year. Please visit our website for more information.

Boundary Bay Quilters Guild, 171-5148 48th St., Delta, BC V4K 5B6
The BBQG began in 2000, so we are celebrating our 20th Anniversary. We have just over 140 members and, in non-COVID times, meet once a month in the Sacred Heart Parish Centre, 3900 Arthur Drive, Ladner, BC on the 3rd Tues of each month. Our dues are $50/year and we offer a wonderful library, speakers, workshops, bus trips, and a bi-annual quilt show. We are an evening group – meetings start at 7 pm. Email: moc.dliugsretliuqyabyradnuobobfsctd@tnediserp.gqbb

Fort St John
Fort St John County Quilters We are a guild of approximately 40 members. We gather on the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month for our meetings and workshops. New members are always welcome! We meet at the North Peace Cultural Center, 10015 – 100 Ave, Fort St. John, BC V1J 1Y7 fsjcountryquilters@ gmail.com

Interlakes (Lone Butte)
Log Cabin Quilters. We have about 40 members who pay $45.00 a year in dues. We meet at Interlakes Community Hall on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 9:30 am. Additionally, we meet on the fourth Thursday of each month where we are joined by other community members to make “community quilts” which are primarily quilts for chemotherapy patients in 100 Mile House.

Kamloops
Sagebrush Quilters Guild
We have about 65 members and our current dues are $40 per year.  We hold regular guild meetings every second and fourth Monday of the month.  We meet at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church at 1136 6 Ave.   Meetings run from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Guests are welcome. 
A few of the activities we organize for guild members include;
 – Sew days, both for community projects, and for personal projects.  Our guild makes and donates on average 214 lap quilts a year to Royal Inland Hospital Cancer Ward for chemotherapy patients.
– Guild Member exclusive shopping evenings at local quilt/fabric shops with door prizes and discounts.
– Block lotto (block of the month swap)
– Member hosted zoom get togethers on the Monday’s we do not meet in person, everyone is welcome.
– Guest speakers
– In 2024, we will be hosting a quilt show. 
For more information please contact us by email at ac.dliugsretliuqhsurbegasobfsctd@ofnI
Email: ac.dliugsretliuqhsurbegasobfsctd@tnediserp

Cotton Picker’s Quilting Guild
Location: North Shore Community Centre, 730 Cottonwood Ave, Kamloops, BC
Tell us about your guild: We are a small guild in Kamloops, BC and meet on the second and fourth Wednesday afternoon from 12:30 to 4 pm (meeting starts at 1:00pm). We meet from September to the first Wednesday in June, but only have one meeting in December (the second Wednesday). This guild started in 2003 and has been active throughout those years. We have several projects during the year, make quilts for Hospice as our charity as well as baby quilts for the Food Bank. We currently have 30 members. Our dues are $55 per year which includes a membership in the North Shore Community Centre which helps with our rent. You can contact me directly at moc.liamgobfsctd@57llukcind for further information.

Kelowna
Orchard Valley Quilters Orchard Valley Quilters Guild offers a place and time for the exchange of creative ideas, the fostering of friendships, and the camaraderie found in the practice of many forms of quilting. Guild members strive to improve their knowledge and share it with one another and the next generation of quilters and to give back to their community by providing quilts that offer comfort to those in need.

We meet Tuesday mornings from September till June. 9:00 till noon at Mission Hall, Corner of Dehart and Lakeshore Roads, Kelowna, BC. We welcome guests and new members. Our program rotates between modern quilts, art quilts, hand stitching, and donation quilts. Our community linkages are many and include the Kelowna General Hospital, Harmony House, and the Salvation Army. In addition, we provide sewing lessons in local schools. Email: moc.liamgobfsctd@stliuqanwolek

Ladner
Boundary Bay Quilters Guild
Come and share you love of quilting! Our Guild meets on the third Tues. of the month in the Sacred Heart Church Parish Centre, 3900 Arthur Drive, Ladner
for more info go to our website or call 604 948 0692

Langley
Langley Quilters Guild
The Langley Quilters’ Guild is a vibrant and welcoming community of more than 130 members of all skill levels and stylistic interests.  We have both day and evening meetings on the fourth Wednesday of each month (10:30 a.m. and 7:15 p.m.) except December at the George Preston Recreation Centre, 20699 42nd Avenue, Langley, with buddies waiting to greet visitors and new members.  Annual fees are $50.00 and programs and perks include guest speakers, show & tell, skill-building workshops, sew-ins, fat quarter draws, monthly newsletter, sunshine outreach, trunk sales, 50/50 raffles, a PHD (projects half-done!) challenge/support group, block of the month, mystery quilts, an annual retreat and our biennial quilt show (even years).  We also support numerous organizations through our Community Quilts program.

Lone Butts (Interlaken)
Log Cabin Quilters. We have about 40 members who pay $45.00 a year in dues. We meet at Interlakes Community Hall on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 9:30 a.m. Additionally, we meet on the fourth Thursday of each month where we are joined by other community members to make “community quilts” which are primarily quilts for chemotherapy patients in 100 Mile House.

Maple Ridge
Ridge Meadows Quilters meets monthly the 2nd Tuesday at 7 pm at St. George’s Anglican Church, Dewdney Trunk & 235th, Maple Ridge, BC. The annual membership cost is $45. The guild has an active Program Committee with challenges, a block of the month, and a yearly raffle quilt to benefit a local charity. Visit our website for more information.

Mayne Island Quilters’ Guild
Mayne Island Quilters’ Guild meets the second Tuesday of each month from September to June from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm at the Agricultural Hall. We have 50 members. Each meeting consists of business; Fat Quarter draw; a Show and Share; and a Workshop or Demonstration. We make Comfort Quilts for Community members and we teach quilting to students in grades 6, 7, and 8 at our local school. For more information contact ac.wahsobfsctd@enyamjd. Guild Address: Mayne Island Quilters’ Guild, Mayne Island, British Columbia, V0N 2J0, Canada.

Mission
Fraser Valley Modern Quilt Guild

Nanaimo.
Island Quilters Our guild has been around for 26 years now and has between 150 to 175 active members. Starting in September, we meet on the third Wednesday of every month at Brechin United Church. We have two meetings. The afternoon one starts at 1:00 pm. and the evening at 7:00 pm. Doors open half an hour before. We have a block of the month draw, a fat quarter exchange, demonstrations and guest speakers, and a wonderful library for members. You can visit our website to get more information.

New Denver
New Denver Quilters Guild
A small guild of 12 members who gather weekly to share knowledge and, of course, to see quilts. We have a yearly quilt show in conjunction with FibreFeelia. The group work together to learn new techniques and skills. Email: ten.suletobfsctd@girgnamk

New Westminister
Fibre Art Network (FAN) –

North Vancouver

Lions Gate Quilters Guild. We have about 175 members and we meet on the 4th Tuesday of the month Sept thru June. Please see our website for more info on meetings, seminars, and shows.

Seymour Quilters’ Guild. We have about 65 members and we meet at noon on the third Wednesday of the month from September to June. Find more information about us at our website. Contact us at moc.liamgobfsctd@gqruomyes

Pacific Spirit Quilters’ Guild
We are a small guild of 50-60 that are currently meeting monthly online until March 2022. We hope to meet in person from March to June. We do not meet in July and August. We also have a workshop, a sew-along or a field trip each month except during July and August. Our fees are $50 a year from July to June. Check out our website to see what we do. Email ac.gqspobfsctd@ofni

Grouse Mountain Day Quilters Guild
We meet on the third Thursday of the month at 10:00 a.m. at St. Martin’s Church, 195 Windsor Road, East, North Vancouver. New members are welcome!
Email moc.liamgobfsctd@dliugsretliuqyadniatnuomesuorg

Parksville
Parksville Quilt House Quilters’ Guild, P O Box 1177 Parksville, B C V9P 2H2
The Guild was founded in 1979 and grew from a small group of students who attended quilt classes at the Quilt House in Parksville. The guild is the second oldest in the Province and it was first on Vancouver Island. Members come from all over the island. Our members vary in age from young to seniors, with several of the founding members still in attendance. All levels welcome – from beginner to experienced quilters. Meetings every third Monday at 12:30 pm and 7:00 pm. There are over 250 members in our guild with annual membership dues of $35.00, meeting once a month September – June.
Email: ac.esuohtliuqobfsctd@etisbew

Peachland
Pincushion Quilt Guild, in Peachland, BC, has about 25 members who pay $60 a year in dues. We meet on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, excluding July and August, between the hours of 9:00 am and 4 pm. Members bring their sewing machines, handwork, or cutting projects along as we have a full day. We work on both group (charity) and personal projects, learn about quilting techniques in mini-workshops, and generally support each other as we strive to become better quilters.

Penticton
Penticton Quilters’ Guild. Meetings are held at 9 am on the second Wednesday of the month from Sept. to May at the Salvation Army Church, 2469 S. Main St. Workshops are on the 4th Wednesday of the month at the same location. Contact our president through the website for more information.

Powell River
The Timberlane Quilter’s Guild meets at the Cranberry Seniors Centre. Business meetings are held at 7 PM on the 1st Thursday of the month. Most Tuesdays (9 AM–3 PM) members meet for a bee to work on group or personal projects. The 3rd Thursday of the month is reserved for demos of quilting techniques and/or discussions. We are very active in community projects and host a quilt show every two years.

Powell River
Timberlane Quilters Guild

Richmond
Textile Arts Guild

Rock Creek
RUMPLESTILTSKEIN FIBRE ARTS GUILD
In 1981 a group of ladies interested in spinning, weaving, and felting got together to learn and enjoy working together.  During the next year they worked out a constitution and became a non-profit society called the Rumpelstiltskin Wheel and Loom Guild, offering various workshops at the schools; also participating at the Rock Creek Fall Fair as an educational exhibit.
Over the next few years, 4 of the ladies moved away, and as the numbers of the original group dwindled the focus changed to quilting.  In 2002 we officially changed our name to what it is today.  We have held our meetings at various locations over the years, and are currently meeting at either the Rock Creek Medical Centre or the Kettle Wildlife Hall.
Our members are very willing to try new crafts and types of handwork as well as the quilting projects and group challenges that we participate in.  We contribute to our community by donations of quilts to those who are dealing with serious illness, and those who have suffered losses through fire or flood.  Parkview Manor has received placemats, slippers and Christmas stockings over the years and more recently, face masks.  During covid the guild supplied hundreds of free masks for our local community, dispensed through the Riverside Centre.
We are currently partnered with the Mennonite Restoration Committee providing quilts to those in the broader community who are able to return to their homes after losses.
If you are interested in finding out more about us, please call Lynda Dennill 250-446-2431, Ann Neufeld 250-446-2514 or Judy Harpur 250-446-2406.
Anyone is welcome to come and see what we are currently working on.  New members are welcome.  We meet second and fourth Wednesday of the month September through June.
September 2024. Email: ten.suletobfsctd@1tnemd

Salmon Arm
We are the Shuswap Quilters Guild. We are 96 strong. We meet the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month in the Catholic Church. We have the block draw, lets’ make a block a month and secret pal. We make quilts for the safe house and recently made trauma quilts for the RCMP

Sechelt
Sunshine Coast Quilters Guild.
100 members pay $50/yr. (or drop in fee) for 8 meetings held on the last Sat of the month at the Senior Centre in W Sechelt, 5604 Trail Avenue, Sechelt, BC. We do BOM, FQ swaps, classes, trips, and bi-annual show c/w raffling a quilt. Contact ac.rhblkobfsctd@neraK for more information
Sun Peaks Quilters We meet on the 1st Thursday of every month (except for January) from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Nancy Greene’s Cahilty Lodge. Everyone is welcome. Members pay $20 a year for dues. We do block challenges, make ‘comfort quilts’ and help coordinate ‘Quilting in the Mountains’ every summer in July. Visit our website for more information.

Surrey
Fraser Valley Quilters Guild

Squamish.
Squamish Valley Quilters’ Guild. Established in 1996, the Squamish Valley Quilters’ Guild is a non-profit group. Along with our regular guild activities, we happily produce quilts for various charities in the Squamish area. Each meeting includes a brief discussion of business, show, and share, and an educational program with techniques for both beginner and advanced quilters. The executive also holds separate business meetings. Outside of the regular guild meetings, we have workshops and retreats. We have between 30 and 40 members and hold monthly meetings.

Tri-Cities.
Blue Mountain Quilters’ Guild
Blue Mountain Quilters’ Guild was established in 2002. We currently have 135 members who pay $65.00 a year in dues. We “normally” meet at 7:00 p.m. on the first Friday of the month from September to June, at Port Coquitlam, Wilson Community Centre, Mabbett Hall North, 2150 Wilson Avenue, Port Coquitlam, B.C. (please check our website for date changes due to the City’s prior engagements). We have block of the month, fat quarter draw, 50/50 draw, Community quilts, Spring and Fall Retreats, and drop-ins or sew-days. Donation quilts are made for RCH NICU Dept., Crossroads Hospice, Transition House, Bea’s Closet, Tri-City Nursing Homes, and other various organizations in our community. Email: moc.liamgobfsctd@gqmb.yraterces

Vancouver
Guild of Fibre Arts

Modern Quilt Guild

Vancouver Quilters Guild We meet at 7 pm on the second Wednesday of every month (except July and August) at St. Mary’s Anglican Church, 2490 West 37th at Larch, Vancouver. Guests are welcome. We have a business meeting, show and tell, and guest speaker. We make quilts for local hospitals and shelters, and hold a quilt show in odd-numbered years. For information, please visit our website or e-mail moc.dliugsretliuqrevuocnavobfsctd@ofni.

Grouse Mountain Day Quilters

Vernon
Silver Star Quilters

After Seven Sew n Sews evening guild. We have 43 members who pay $35 in yearly dues. Meets the first and third Monday of each month at 7 pm at St John’s Lutheran Church. We have two workshops per year, host a biyearly quilt show with the day guild, make charity quilts, and have a Saturday Sewcial monthly. Contact Maggie (bob.tomich3@gmail.com)

Victoria
Westshore Quilters Guild. We have 140 members who pay $40/year in dues. We alternate meetings at 9:30 am and 7 pm on the fourth Thursday at every month, meeting at The Church of the Advent, 510 Mount View Rd in Colwood. We are an active, friendly group. We have a charity society, twice-monthly
guild sew days, a library, outings, challenges, great programs & workshops, and do a show every other year. Contact moc.liamgobfsctd@dliugsretliuqerohstsew

Victoria Quilters Guild members, here on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, vary from traditional hand quilters to fabric artists. Our mandate is to promote and encourage interest in the art of quilting through the dissemination of related information; to work together in harmony with mutual respect, and to continue the education of ourselves and the public in the art of quilting. gro.dliugsretliuqairotcivobfsctd@tnediserp

Victoria Modern Quilt Guild

Whistler
Whistler Valley Quilters’ Guild. We meet on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month, September to June, at 7 pm, at Millenium Place on Blackcomb Way. There are about 38 members. Annual dues are $45. The Guild’s quilt & fiber art show is held every 3 years. Guild members continually make community quilts for families and individuals in need of comfort. E-mail moc.liamgobfsctd@dliugtliuqreltsihw


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