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 Join us for the fun, motivation, camaraderie and learning that’s been attracting quilters of all skill levels, advanced and beginners, and style preferences since 1981.  Through meetings, events, and special programs, our members are inspired to create beautiful work and experiment with different techniques. Come be a part of it! 

Upcoming Events

  • Saturday, November 16, 2024 9:00 AM
    St. Giles Church 8271 52nd St N, Pinellas Park
  • Monday, November 18, 2024 7:00 PM
    Zoom
  • Wednesday, November 20, 2024 9:00 AM
    Zoom or St. Giles Church 8271 52nd St N, Pinellas Park
  • Monday, December 02, 2024 7:00 PM
    Zoom
  • Wednesday, December 04, 2024 10:00 AM
    Zoom or St. Giles Church 8271 52nd St N, Pinellas Park
  • Saturday, December 14, 2024 11:00 AM
    Zoom or St. Giles Church 8271 52nd St N, Pinellas Park
  • Wednesday, December 18, 2024 9:00 AM
    Zoom or St. Giles Church 8271 52nd St N, Pinellas Park
  • Monday, January 20, 2025 7:00 PM
    Zoom

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SQC Retreat 2024 April 4-7. 2024

We had a great time at our 2024 Retreat! The theme this year was Spring Time. For one of our group activities, we made floral nine patches to make into a charity quilt. A number of beautiful quilt tops were finished, and some were even quilted while we were there!



2023 President's Challenge Winners

Congratulations to our winners this year: Alberta Dalke won Best Meets the Challenge; Francie Nelson won President's Choice, and Kate Stone won Member's Choice.

Alberta Dalke won Best Meets the Challenge with her take on Lori Holt’s Scrappy Spools, using a combination of Tula Pink’s Tiny Dots and Stripes and Zen Chic’s Spotted for the background.  Only the brown spools aren’t a dot or stripe. 


Francie Nelson won President’s Choice with her quilt Bodacious Gingko Leaves. The quilt is based on a pattern by Sylvia Pippen called Hawk Feathers and Gingko Leaves.  Three striped materials were used for the machine pieced chevrons.  Most of the Gingko leaves were made from dotted fabric from my stash;  they were hand appliqued.  According to Sylvia Pippen,  in Japanese art, chevrons symbolize hawk feathers & Ginkgo leaves bring good fortune.  It is lightly machine quilted.

Kate Stone won Members’ Choice with her quilt Camoflage-Hidden in Plain Sight. Dots and Stripes are a quilting staple but these fun patterns are also used to paint nature. This quilt celebrates the dots and stripes that make up nature’s camouflage.


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Our mission is to preserve and promote the art of quilt making, stimulate interest through educating members and the public, and engage in projects for the community where needed and appropriate.   


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PO Box 47764
St. Petersburg,  FL 33743

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