Learn to paint a wooden Barn Quilt with Lisa OâNeil. Saturday, November 14th from 1 -3 Beehive Studio, located in the basement of Trinity United Church Space is still available â Registration closes end of day on Friday, October 30th Cost: $60 includes all materials to create the barn quilt. Payment Options: Cash or debit at the Nov 2nd meeting...
Slow Quilting/Sit & Sew for 2026-2027 Slow Quilting/Sit & Sew is back and ready to get together again at âThe Nestâ, Treehouse Village, Bridgewater. Our dates for 2026-2027 *from 1-4pm each afternoon September 28 October 19 November 16 & 30 December 14 The address is 39 Treehouse Lane (just off Pearl Street in Bridgewater), stay...
Every Wednesday on Zoom we have some virtual sewing time together!
Executive Meeting 7pm - ZOOM ZOOM LINK - https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82818100110?pwd=o9kfLjmiq0VrtnXF0SGxrq4UbFRdkL.1
Sewcial Days give us the opportunity to come together to do what we love most - create something beautiful by hand or machine! Come for the whole day or part of it and enjoy the companionship of other guild members. Sewcial Days are no-fee events where all skill levels are welcome so bring your questions or expertise to share in...
Every Wednesday on Zoom we have some virtual sewing time together!
Deadline for Newsletter submissions - to Newsletter Editor by end of the day Friday
Slow Quilting/Sit & Sew for 2026-2027 Slow Quilting/Sit & Sew is back and ready to get together again at âThe Nestâ, Treehouse Village, Bridgewater. Our dates for 2026-2027 *from 1-4pm each afternoon September 28 October 19 November 16 & 30 December 14 The address is 39 Treehouse Lane (just off Pearl Street in Bridgewater), stay...
At our meeting last Monday, we had some spectacular treasures for SewâNâTell! 𧔠First off we had Nina share her adorable âPeggy Langford Hexie Methodâ footstool cover. Then we had Marjorie show off her jaw-dropping Lap Quilt, which we machine-pieced by her âïž Then Peggy showed us her lovely Tamarack Jacket sheâd been working on the last few months. The coat itself was constructed by blocks her granddaughter sewed previously - how sweet đ And then Peggy showcased her INCREDIBLE hand-pieced Hexie Quilt. We took a close-up of the back so that you could see the tedious stitching that went into each hexagon. Magnificent! And Janice showcased this whimsical Block of the Month pattern she worked away on. How fun are some of these blocks! âïž And lastly Katie shared her self-drafted wavy vest with free-motion embroidery đȘĄ We meet the first Monday of the month, times vary! Check out our website for the full schedule. Our next meeting is on Monday, November 2 at 1PM đ
Piecemakers By-The-Seaâbees, talks, workshops and quilt shows since 1991
At our meeting last Monday, we had some spectacular treasures for SewâNâTell! đ§”
First off we had Nina share her adorable âPeggy Langford Hexie Methodâ footstool cover.
Then we had Marjorie show off her jaw-dropping Lap Quilt, which we machine-pieced by her âïž
Then Peggy showed us her lovely Tamarack Jacket sheâd been working on the last few months.
The coat itself was constructed by blocks her granddaughter sewed previously - how sweet đ
And then Peggy showcased her INCREDIBLE hand-pieced Hexie Quilt.
We took a close-up of the back so that you could see the tedious stitching that went into each hexagon.
Magnificent!
And Janice showcased this whimsical Block of the Month pattern she worked away on. How fun are some of these blocks! âïž
And lastly Katie shared her self-drafted wavy vest with free-motion embroidery đȘĄ
We meet the first Monday of the month, times vary! Check out our website for the full schedule.
Our next meeting is on Monday, November 2 at 1PM đ
JOIN OUR GUILD! đ§”
Whether youâre a beginner or an experienced quilter - all are welcome!
Learn more by visiting our website (link in bio) âïž
OUR RAFFLE QUILT WINNER! đ
Thank you to Heather West for purchasing the lucky raffle ticket in support of the Mahone Bay Quiltersâ Guild. She went home with the City Sampler by Tula Pink - a quilt that over 70 of our members worked on âïž
Thanks to all those who bought and sold tickets this year!
THANK YOU! We were able to raise $1720.00 in support of Christmas Daddies this year through the Silent Auction at the Quilt Show. 13 pieces were included in the Auction.
A huge thank you to not only the folks behind the quilts, but to the lucky winners of each piece! âïž
We were able to grab a few photos of some of the lucky winners (even with some of the artists) before they took their new treasures home đ
BEST IN SHOW & VIEWERâS CHOICE đ„
âcampignons du monde - Mushrooms of the Worldâ by Judy Cooper đ
This jaw-dropping hand-pieced, hand appliquéd, embroidered, beaded, hand-dyed wool, linen, flannel, thrifted clothing piece was a show stopper indeed, bringing home first place in both categories this weekend.
Judyâs quilt will also have the opportunity to be showcased in the Canadian Quilterâs Association (CQA) National Show next June!
The most sincere & heartfelt congratulations goes to Judy & all our other incredible artists this weekend.
BEST IN SHOW & VIEWERâS CHOICE đ„
âOresâ by Tara Lynas đ
This raw-edged appliqué and thread painted piece was designed AND machine quilted by Tara herself. Pure artistry earning her second place in both categories.
VIEWERâS CHOICE đ„
âMy Hexie Gardenâ by Shirley Uhlman đ±
This incredible âquilt-as-you-goâ, entirely hand-pieced and quilted by Shirley took home third in the Viewerâs Choice!
BEST IN SHOW đ„
âBordered Diamondsâ by Shirley Uhlman đŒ
This eye-catching machine quilted piece home a shared third place!
BEST IN SHOW đ„
âSnow Daysâ by Sandy Emenau âïž
A stunning combination of hand embroidery and machine quilting took home a shared third place!
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