Welcome to 2025-2026!
County Line Quilt Guild(CLQG) members are quilters of all levels sharing the process of creation from traditional to modern and everything in between.
We love to learn new techniques from each other and from guest presenters.
At our quilt meetings we share quilt story successes and challenges, encourage progress and discovery and appreciate variety and individual style.
We share knowledge, resources and tips. We LOVE fabric and creating.
Our guild meets twice a month. Once a month we gather to have time to work on our projects for a couple of hours with friends. Once a month we gather to learn a new technique or share our quilts and discuss them. We also hold a few workshops every year.
We welcome quilters of all levels from absolute beginner to professional! Please feel free to visit our guild meetings a couple of times before you decide if you would like to join.
County Line Quilt Guild(CLQG) members are quilters of all levels sharing the process of creation from traditional to modern and everything in between.
We love to learn new techniques from each other and from guest presenters.
At our quilt meetings we share quilt story successes and challenges, encourage progress and discovery and appreciate variety and individual style.
We share knowledge, resources and tips. We LOVE fabric and creating.
Our guild meets twice a month. Once a month we gather to have time to work on our projects for a couple of hours with friends. Once a month we gather to learn a new technique or share our quilts and discuss them. We also hold a few workshops every year.
We welcome quilters of all levels from absolute beginner to professional! Please feel free to visit our guild meetings a couple of times before you decide if you would like to join.
Morse Institute Library Fiber Art Show (Nov & Dec)
County Line Quilt Guild has once again been offered an opportunity to display our work at the Morse Institute Library of Natick in their Fiber Art Exhibit 2025.
We anticipate having about 30 quilts for this exhibit. There are spots for 6 quilts approximately 2’ wide and 3 or 4 that can be 100” or longer. We can also hang 4 to 6 larger/longer quilts. They will hang from the ceiling. The rest should be less than 53” long. The entry form is available now. We will need to know both the length and width dimensions of your quilt and a photo of the top so we can plan a layout. Finished quilts included in the show must have a hanging sleeve and label and be received no later than the October 23, 2025 meeting.
Use this link to be included in the show. Priority is given in order of entry date with respect to size requirements and allowing maximum participation of guild members.
form.jotform.com/251327109673053/
Quilts must have a hanging sleeve, either sewn or safety pinned on. Plan to deliver quilts at the October 23 meeting. Place each quilt in its own bag with handles. Make sure your name is on the quilt. We will provide a tag for the bag with relevant information. If you cannot make the meeting please make alternate arrangements. Quilts will be hung October 31 and stay up until the end of December.
There will be a reception on Sunday, November 16 from 1 to 4pm.
Please see Fran Daneault or Jill Cassidy with any questions.
County Line Quilt Guild has once again been offered an opportunity to display our work at the Morse Institute Library of Natick in their Fiber Art Exhibit 2025.
We anticipate having about 30 quilts for this exhibit. There are spots for 6 quilts approximately 2’ wide and 3 or 4 that can be 100” or longer. We can also hang 4 to 6 larger/longer quilts. They will hang from the ceiling. The rest should be less than 53” long. The entry form is available now. We will need to know both the length and width dimensions of your quilt and a photo of the top so we can plan a layout. Finished quilts included in the show must have a hanging sleeve and label and be received no later than the October 23, 2025 meeting.
Use this link to be included in the show. Priority is given in order of entry date with respect to size requirements and allowing maximum participation of guild members.
form.jotform.com/251327109673053/
Quilts must have a hanging sleeve, either sewn or safety pinned on. Plan to deliver quilts at the October 23 meeting. Place each quilt in its own bag with handles. Make sure your name is on the quilt. We will provide a tag for the bag with relevant information. If you cannot make the meeting please make alternate arrangements. Quilts will be hung October 31 and stay up until the end of December.
There will be a reception on Sunday, November 16 from 1 to 4pm.
Please see Fran Daneault or Jill Cassidy with any questions.