Quilting Related Links
Local Quilt Guilds
Cactus Sewables Quilt Guild
Yucca Valley Community Center, 57090 Twentynine Palms HIghway, Yucca Valley, CA
Pass Patchers Quilt Guild
Beaumont Civic Center, Beaumont, CA
Quilt Shops
34500 Gateway Drive
Suite 110
Palm Desert, CA
760-328-8737
http://www.thequiltersfaire.com
Business Hours:
Thursday - Saturday
9:00 am - 4:30 pm
Beautiful selection of fabrics and supplies. She hosts classes and you are guaranteed a great time shopping and learning at The Quilters Faire.
She also has a blog so check it out while you are there.
TrishTacSew Quilt Shop & Sewing Classes
Use your Smart Phone or Tablet to find over 8,000 quilting and knitting businesses, and over 1,000 fiber-related events.
We have expanded our listings to include over 1,000 yarn and fiber shops, yarn crawls, knitting guilds, and fiber events. We have the most comprehensive listing of quilt shops, shop hops, events,
and services in the U.S. and Canada.
Our app utilizes the geo-location service that is built into cellular devices. The app will bring up businesses nearby. Or you can enter the City, State, or ZIP/Postal Code to easily search for
quilt shops and businesses across the United States and Canada. Events are listed by date. To find events near you, please click on the search icon and type in your location.
You can narrow/expand searches by distance, category, popularity, relevancy, etc. Filter search results to narrow down search options to find exactly what you are looking for. Browse shops
and events in the List View to see detailed address and contact information (if available).
For more information go to your app store or www.QuiltersResource.com
Free Quilt Patterns
It is not a complete listing of every site that has free patterns, just some that have come to my attention. If you know of a good quilt pattern site or one that offers free tutorials let me know and I will get them listed.
General Sewing/Quilting Information
Digitized Quilt Index
An Important Archive of New York Quilt History Is Being Digitized . “The vast majority of these quilts are not at the New York City museum, but are heirlooms in private collections, whether an attic in the Catskills or a quilt trunk in Brooklyn. AFAM received a grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) in January of 2017 to digitize the New York Quilt Project and add its records to the Quilt Index, a joint project of the Alliance for American Quilts, Michigan State University, and the Michigan State University Museum. The Quilt Index has quilts from across the United States, from Hawaii to Kansas, allowing users to compare various quilts between distant collections. AFAM has so far put about 1,500 quilts on