The Quilters’ Guild is the national organisation for people involved in patchwork and quilting, whether you are a beginner, an experienced quilter or someone interested in the history and development of patchwork and quilting. Founded in 1979 by a group of quilting enthusiasts, it has grown from a founding membership of 300 to over 6,500 individual members today.
The Quilters’ Guild is open to everyone and is run by its members. They bring together quilters in a spirit of friendship and learning, and promote quilt-making in all its forms across the UK.
As an educational charity, they preserve the heritage of quilting and work to ensure a vibrant future for the craft.
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