Montana Quilt Guilds
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Bigfork.
Bigfork Piecemaker’s Quilt Guild. We have about 35 members who pay $10 a year in dues. We meet at 7 pm on the third Thursday of the month (no meeting in August) at the Swan River School. We have a block of the month exchange, a yearly raffle quilt, a quilt show, a scholarship for a graduating high school girl, a winter retreat with a seminar, donate community quilts, and a Christmas potluck. Contact moc.liamg@sretliuqkrofgib for more information.
Billings:
Quilt by Association. We meet on the first Monday of the month, at 6:30 p.m. at the American Lutheran Church, 5 Lewis Ave. Dues are $25. We do monthly activities, quilt block exchanges, share in social time with treats, and encourage Show and Tell. Our guild along with the Yellowstone Valley Quilt Guild, has a quilt retreat every other year. We are an interesting bunch of quilters, come join us.
LWML Quilting Guild 537 Grand Avenue, Billings, MT 59101 (406) 245-3984 ten.tsewq@4narehtulytinirt We meet every Tuesday at 10:30 am in the fellowship hall of the Trinity Lutheran Church. Much of our work is done for charity, and all are welcome.
Yellowstone Valley Quilt Guild The YVQG meets the third Thursday of the month at 1:00 p.m. at the Pilgrim Congregational Church, 409 S. 36th Street, Billings, MT. Meetings consists of business, socializing, show and tell, and a program. YVQG works with Quilt by Association Guild to host a show and classes every other year, in the odd years. moc.noitaicossatliuqyksgib@ofni
Boulder
Boulder River Quilt Guild We have about 30 members. The annual fee is $25. We normally meet at 6:30 pm the 2nd Monday of the month at the Boulder Senior Center. Every year we have some type of group-swap – the last 2 years we have done a Round Robin. We meet for “quilt ins” 4 months of the year at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds – bring our machines and projects and potluck and spend the weekend being creative! Every other year we host a Fiber Festival. Contact us at moc.liamg@dliugtliuqrevirredluoB or through our facebook page
Bozeman
The Gallatin Quilt Guild meets the 2nd Tuesday 7:00 pm; Hope Lutheran Church, 2152 W. Graf St., Bozeman
We have approximately 100 members. We have an active Charity Committee, making quilts for a variety of causes. We have a Handwork Club that meets monthly. At our Guild meeting on the second Tuesday of every month, we have a featured speaker and Show & Tell. Please visit our website for more info. moc.dliugtliuqnitallag@pihsrebmem
Butte.
Chateau Quilt Guild Guild meets the 3rd Thurs at 7 PM at the Springs Community Room; visitors are always welcome; we have a program at the meetings as well as Show and Tell for members to display their creations. Visit our Website for more info about our Guild. (Butte Chateau Quilt Guild.com ) EMail: chairLead @buttechateauquiltguild.com
Chinook
Block Builders Quilt Guild. We have about 30 members who pay $6 a year in dues. We meet at 7 pm on the second Tuesday of the month at the Blaine County Library meeting room. We have brown bag exchange, Club challenge, President’s challenge, ugly fabric exchange with other guilds once a year, fat quarter fun, summer work meeting, annual birthday party, an Xmas party, and a quilt exhibition once a year. We have a monthly meeting, lesson, and show and tell.
Circle
Circle of Friends Quilt Guild meets the first Monday of every month at the Senior Center at 5:30 pm. Circle of Friends guild also meets one Saturday a month for open sewing, a ‘work on your own project’ sewing time. The Guild sponsors quilt shows occasionally and is very involved in giving “cuddle” quilts to community members in need. Everyone welcome.
moc.srevirdim@blj
Columbia Falls.
Teakettle Quilt Guild
MEETINGS are held EVERY 3RD SATURDAY at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Columbia Falls –
This fun, creative group is a wonderful place to learn new skills, make friends, and have fun. We are a non-profit organization. In addition to quilting, we make kindergarten readiness bags for Glacier Gateway & Ruder Elementary. We contribute to the Columbia Falls Food Bank, Project Linus, Columbia Falls High School Cat’s Closet & Scholarship quilt, Hope Pregnancy center, in addition to cash donations for the Montana Veterans Home & Badrock Fire Hall among others. We have approximately 90 members. Dues are $15/year. We have 2 major shows every year including a quilt show which includes many boutique items that members are able to sell, and also a Fall Harvest Sale. All are welcome of any skill level!
We have 2 Friday sew locations: Gather with a group of fellow quilters and sew to your hearts’ content every Friday at
Badrock Fire Hall in Columbia Falls or the Hillside Church Quonset Hut in Whitefish. Email: moc.evil@beojbed
Conrad
There are about 25 members. We meet at the Lutheran Church in town on the 2nd Saturday of each month at 10am until 3 pm. We assign members to bring the meal for that month. After the meal we have a short meeting and then a show and tell.
Email: ten.srevir3@nostrevyst
Drummond
Triple Creek Quilt Guild has about 30 members. Dues
are $20 annually. Meetings are the second Wednesday of the month September
through June at 7 pm at the Methodist Church Hall in Drummond. Our meetings
include challenges, demonstrations, Block of the Month, show and tell and
treats. We have an annual 2 day quilt show on the first full weekend in
October. Members make “Comfort Quilts” which are distributed by emergency
crews to those in need. Guild Contact Information Triple Creek Quilt Guild,
PO Box 6, Drummond, MT 59832 or / moc.liamg@dliugtliuqkeercelpirt
Ennis
PieceMakers of the Madison We have an average of 32 members paying $15/year. Our guild meets the first Tuesday of the month at the Baptist church north of town. We host a biannual quilt show, classes and sew together once/a week. Our service projects include QOV’s, Hugs’n Cuddles, and pillowcases. Contact moc.liamg@nosidamehtfosrekameceip for more information. Check us out on our Facebook page too!
Eureka.
Scraps and Threads Quilt Guild. Meets monthly, 2nd Thursday, 10 am-4 pm at the Baptist Church. Meetings incl: demonstration blocks, mystery quilts, Block of the Month, challenges, round-robins, group quilts for charity, show & tell. Annual membership $20 includes discounts at fabric shops, discounts on guild sponsored classes. Annual spring show.
Ft Benton
Eye of the Needle Quilt Guild
We meet the 3rd Saturday of the month on Main St from about 10am until 3 pm. We have about 45 members. We get together for sewing, hand embroidery etc. We usually go out for lunch and come back to have our meeting. After the meeting we have a show and tell. In the Spring we like to have a bus trip to different quilt shops which is a great time. Email: ten.nanserb@zenemige
Glasgow
Heirloom Quilters. We have about 44 members who live in Glasgow, Nashua, Fort Peck, Lustre, Scobey, and Wolf Point. The meetings are on the first Monday of the month at the Glasgow Senior Citizen Center at 7 pm. Our activities include show-n-tell, monthly programs, semi-annual quilt shows, work on charity projects, donating books to two libraries, and many miscellaneous projects.
Great Falls
Falls Quilt Guild: The Falls Quilt Guild meets monthly on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at the Senior Citizens Center at 7 pm. Each month we have a short business meeting, a short demo/program or trunk show followed by Show & Tell by members, and time to visit with other like-minded individuals. Our group has a lending library for members to check out books, patterns, etc. that are ever-changing. We also sponsor a bi-annual quilt show in late April/early May. Find us on Facebook under Falls Quilt Guild or email us at moc.liamg@dliugtliuqsllaf.
Long Armers Guild. We have a small guild that meets once a month to discuss Machine quilting, patterns, threads, continuing education, etc. no dues, no officers. We meet at Quilt A Way the first Saturday of every month. Everyone is welcome Guild Contact Information Mary Ann Wattam, parrots@3 rivers.net. 406.836.1046
Hamilton
The Bitterroot Quilters Guild meets on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 6:30 pm–September thru June, at the Daly Leach Memorial Chapel Community Room, 1010 W. Main St., Hamilton, MT. Mini groups, spring and fall retreats, bi-annual quilt show in odd years in June or July, guest speakers, demonstrations, fat quarter drawings, show and tell, and most importantly, friendships. Visit us on Facebook or online at www.bitterrootquilters.com
Hardin
Undercover Gals, 406-665-2525.
Havre
Hi-Line Quilt Guild of Havre, Montana, meets 1st Tuesday each month at 7 pm at the Holiday Village Community Room. 35+ members pay $10 dues yearly. We have show-and-tell, demos, national teachers, yearly quilt shows, workshops, and make donation quilts. Contact Edna Gregory, president: moc.elgnairtsti@yrogerg.
Helena
Helena Modern Quilt Guild
The Helena Modern Quilt Guild meets at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, 512 Logan St, Helena, MT 59601 at 7pm on the second Thursday of each month. We have show and tell, demos, swaps, and sit-and-sew events. We are a new guild, but have plans for active community outreach. Our focus is on modern quilts, but we believe modern is in the eye of the beholder. Contact us at moc.liamg@dliugtliuqnredomaneleh for more info!
Helena Quilter’s Guild
Love quilting? Join the Helena Quilter’s Guild, a welcoming community of enthusiastic quilters of all skill levels!
Share your passion, learn new techniques, and be inspired! Our guild offers:
Monthly meetings:(2nd Thursdays at 7pm at 1410 Birch Street, Helena MT 59601) Featuring guest speakers, workshops, and presentations on various quilting techniques.
Quilt shows: Showcase your work and admire the talents of fellow quilters.
A supportive community: Make new friends, share ideas, and get help with your quilting projects.
Resources and inspiration: Gain access to a network of experienced quilters and a wealth of information.
Whether you’re a seasoned quilter or just starting out, the Helena Quilter’s Guild is the perfect place to connect, learn, and grow your quilting artistry.
Join us today! Visit our website at Helena Quilters’ Guild website or contact us at gro.dliugsretliuqaneleh@tcatnoc for more information. Email: gro.dliugsretliuqaneleh@tcatnoc The Guild currently takes months of January through March off from monthly meetings.
Joilet
Town and Country Quilt Guild
We are a fun-loving group of quilters. We do a block exchange, classes, many retreats, a bi-annual quilt show which includes a raffle quilt, and a lot of show and tell. We meet on the second Thursday of each month beginning at 6:30 PM at the Joliet Baptist Church at 605 West Central in Joliet, MT. Email: moc.liamtoh@hjhtinat
Kalispell
Flathead Quilters’ Guild
The Flathead Quilters’ Guild has an active membership of over 120 quilters, and meets the first Thursday of each month (except July). We meet at the Gateway Community Center 1203 Hwy 2 West, Kalispell, Room 26 the on the East side of the building (directly behind the main Post Office Building) at 630 pm. We have a wonderful quilt show each September, a community outreach sewing group, kids camp, winter seminars and numerous small sewing groups to join. Guests are always welcome. Email: moc.liamg@ofniGQF
Libby
Kootenai Valley Quilt Guild. We have about 50 members who pay $20 /year in dues. We meet at 6:30 on the second Monday of each month at Christ Lutheran Church. Sponsored events throughout the year include a spring retreat and a September quilt show. We have active community outreach. Contact the Quilt Cottage in Libby for more information. moc.oohay@dliugtliuqyellavianetooK
Livingston
Peace by Piece Quilt Guild has approx. 60 members. We meet the first Thursday of the month (6:30 pm, American Lutheran Church). No July meeting & picnic in August. We have an October quilt show, every other year (even numbered years). We gather for sew-ins, BOM’s, lessons & show & tell- as well as creating charity quilts. Dues: $20/year. Join us!
Missoula
The Missoula Quilt Guild
has approximately 110 members. Our year starts in September and the dues are
$18. We meet at the Best, (formerly 4’Bs), Conference Center at the corner of
Brooks & Reserve at 7:00 p.m. the second Wed. of the month. We do not meet
in June or August and we have a potluck dinner picnic at a local park
in July. There are 8-10 satellite groups, five of which exchange blocks
regularly – the others are social and may or may not exchange blocks. Our
locally owned quilt shops provide a meeting place for some of the groups and
are great supporters of the guild. We have a show in the spring of the even
numbered years and a raffle quilt every year. We donate baby quilts
regularly to various organizations and have had other special quilt donation
projects. Contact Debbie at
ten.yksgib@repinuj for more
information.
A Thread Runs Thru It.
We have about 35 members who pay $30 a year in dues. We meet at 6:30 pm on
the first Wednesday of the month at the Lower Miller Creek Fire Station. We
have fat quarter swaps, ongoing block exchanges and show and tell.
Plains
Who, Plains Piecers. What, a group of 20-25 fun ladies helping each other. Where, First Lutheran Church. When, Second Monday of the month, 1PM, sewing, to meeting time at 7PM. Why, Because we share a common interest.
Ronan
Mission Mountain Quilt Guild. We are 25 members who pay $15 a year in dues. Guild mtgs are the first Tues of every month at 7pm at the Alliance Church in Ronan. moc.liamtoh@egavasanatnom
Charlo and St. Ignatius Guild mtgs 1st Tues every month 7pm at the Alliance Church in Ronan. Visitors & Guests welcome! Annual membership $15 incl. disc, at fabric stores & guild sponsored classes. We do demos, potlucks, brown bag auction, FQ & doorprize drawings, challenge & round robin quilts, charity quilts for fire dept & hospitals, annual quilt show in Aug & a raffle quilt. moc.liamtoh@egavasanatnom
Rush City
Rush City Piecemakers. Dues are $12. year. We meet
the third Monday of the month at the Sr. Center in Rush City. Contact Karen
Guthmueller.
Seeley Lake
Quiltmakers of the Tamaracks. We have about 35
members who pay &10.00 a year in dues. We meet at 9am on the fourth Thursday
of the month at the Community Hall in Seeley Lake. We have 30’s fabrics nine
patch exchanges, secret sisters, raffle quilt to benefit our yearly Quilt
Show held the third weekend in July.We have nine regular meetings for our
own projects and three months set aside for special projects. Contact
ten.ekalyelees@002ehtein.adna.d for more information
Shelby
The Triangle Square Quilt Guild draws its 50-some members from five counties in north central Montana. TSQG meets the third Tuesday of each month (except December) at 7:00pm at the Senior Citizens’ Center, 739 Benton Av in Shelby. Annual dues are $10.00 Our annual “show and Tell” party is held the first Saturday in October. For information about the guild, contact Anne Wiens, 215 6th Av S, SHelby MT 59474, or email moc.oohay@sngisedssargteews
Sheridan
Patchwork Pals. A group of fun quilters meets the second Tuesday at 1:30 PM. Lifetime membership is just $10. Monthly meetings, quarterly classes, sew days and outings, charity and Quilt of Valor quilts, challenges, mini-lessons, fabric swaps, plus an annual quilt show at the Madison County Fair. Contact us via Facebook messenger, or current president at moc.liamg@19setabnefah
St Regis/Superior
Cabin Fever Quilt Guild is our name and we
have 50 members. Our business meetings are the first Tuesday of each month
and are alternated between St. Regis and Superior. The first Monday and the
last Tuesday of the month there are work meetings held in St. Regis and
Superior. The guild sponsors a Quilt Show that is held in conjunction with
Mineral County Fair which is held the first Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
August. Our club has a quilt raffle each year with the money earned going to
a chairity selected by the guild members. We have a secret sister program.
For more information contact ten.toofkcalb@norahS.
Stevensville
Sapphire Quilt Club, with 60+ members, meets on the 2nd Tuesday of the Month at the Stevensville Senior Center, 100 Mission St., Stevensville, MT 59870. Doors open at 6:00pm and the meeting starts at 6:30. Our meetings include an education/program to support the growth of our members. Members also share their latest projects during show and tell. The club’s focus is to provide quilts to those in need due to medical or other catastrophic events. In order to raise funds, we host a bi-annual quilt show which features vendors , raffle baskets, a raffle quilt and a featured quilter. Yearly membership fees are currently $15. For more information, please call Chris Ruffatto at 406-239-1450 or attend a meeting as a guest or visitor. Everyone is welcome. Email: moc.liamg@ottaffurc
Superior
St. Regis, Alberton. Cabin Fever Quilters. We are a
guild of 50 members who meet the 1st Tuesday of each month rotating between
the 3 towns. We have a block of the month, fat quarter drawings, door prize
drawings secret sisters, block exchanges, and classes. Our yearly raffle
quilt benefits a local charity. Each town has a sewing workshop between
meetings. We also hold an annual quilt show and sponsor a Relay for Life
team. Gaynelle Stamm ten.toofkcalb@mmatsgj
Thompson Falls
Flatiron Quilting Guild
We meet on the second Saturday of each month during the months of September thru June at the Community Congressional Church, 704 Preston Ave, Thompson Falls, MT. Doors open at 9am for workshop with a business meeting following. Our focus is quilt making for charitable purposes and the promotion of quilting techniques, patterns and history. We welcome guests.
Email: moc.oohay@dliuggnitliuqnoritalf
Townsend
Quack’n Quilters meets at the United Methodist Church, 200 North Cedar, Townsend, Montana.
We have 18 members meet the 2nd Monday of the month, January through November. Dues are $10 per year. We have a Quilt Show the 3rd weekend of July in even numbered years. EMail:
moc.liamg@rettuasnaeJ
Troy
Tender Lovin’ Quilter’s. We have about 45
members who pay $12 a year. We meet at 7pm on the first Monday of each month
at the United Methodist Church. We have block or the month, secret pals,
brown bag gift swaps, classes, trips etc.
Westby
Wee Bee Quilters. We have 15+ members who pay $20 dues
each year. We meet at 1:30 p.m the first Tuesday of the month at New Century Ag in the upstairs conference room. We make pillowcases and comfort quilts and give them to persons undergoing cancer treatments, serious illness or injury, etc. in our community.
moc.liamtoh@evoha
Whitehall
Quilt Jam Guild & Fiber
Fanatics. Quilt Jam Guild & Fiber Fanatics meets at Cozy Mountain Quilt Shop
at 6:30 PM on the 1st Wednesday each month. The guild purpose is to promote
cooperation and exchange of ideas among those persons in or engaged in
quilting and fiber arts, further the education and skill levels of the
members of this guild, preserve the heritage of quilt making & fiber arts,
and promote related activities,provide opportunities that will encourage
community interest in quilting and fiber arts, and promote philanthropic
ventures. Kay Hutchings-Cook
moc.hct-ni@niatnuomllot
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