Local Meetings: No dues, quilt history lovers are welcome

The Prescott Valley Quilt Study Group meets the third (3rd) Friday of every month. The meetings start at 9:30 a.m. and run for approximately two (2) hours. The meetings are held at Cloth Plus, 6479 Copper Hill Drive, Prescott Valley, AZ.

2021 Meeting Dates

Tentatively, meetings will resume at Cloth Plus. Please use the Contact Form below to confirm meeting details. 

• January 15-canceled
• February 19
• March 19
• April 16
• May 21
• June 18
• July 16,
• August 20
• September 17
• October 15
• November 19
• December 17 (Christmas breakfast).
• Quilt history topics will be varied and by choice of presenter.

Meetings

• The 3rd Monday of Every Other Month
• There is no fee for these meetings but you must register. 

10 a.m-noon MST 

2021 Meeting Dates

Topics and registration information will be posted a 3-4 weeks prior to each meeting. 

• February 15th

The Quilts of Provence and their influence on American white work. Click HERE to view a lecture from the IQM.  

• April 19th

Dr. Anne Hodgkins: An Overview of Fabric Colors and Dyes in the 19th Century. Registration is now closed. 

• June 21st

My Favorite Antique or Vintage Quilts (or style). 

• August 16th: CANCELED
• October 18th

Lenna DeMarco: The Thread that Runs so True - Exploring 19th Century Quilting Patterns.Registration for the October 18th meeting is now closed. You may still register for the November 13 Regional Quilt Study Day.

• December 13th ***Note, this is the 2nd week of the month

Tucson Quilt Study Group

Ellie Towne Community Center

1660 West Ruthrauth Road

Tucson, AZ 85704

The group is led by Dr. Susan Franklin. Quilt Study is conducted by members of the Arizona Quilt Documentation Team. This team began in 2013 and meets monthly to study quilts. Each meeting consists of an education topic and a quilt documentation. A quilt may be brought by a member, or the team may go to a museum to document. To date, the team has documented quilts from the Arizona History Museum in Tucson and the Sanguinetti House Museum and Gardens in Yuma.
 

The Tucson Region Quilt Documentation Group is currently experiencing a pause. A start date hasn’t yet been determined. Interested persons, please use the contact form below to ask your question.