Edmonton & District Quilters' Guild (EDQG)

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Edmonton & District Quilters' Guild  (EDQG) www.edqg.ca The Edmonton & District Quilters’ Guild (EDQG) is a non-profit organization that started in 1979 with 35 members that has grown to over 200 members.

The objectives of the guild are to:
1. promote the appreciation of fine quilts
2. sponsor and support quilting activities
3. encourage quilt making and collecting, and
4. contribute to the growth and knowledge of quilting techniques, textiles, patterns, history and quilt makers through educational meetings, travel and fellowship.

08/20/2026
20 May 2026 at 7:15pm via Zoom or in-person at AB Teachers Association BuildingGlynis Wilson applied for the EDQG Expand...
05/13/2026

20 May 2026 at 7:15pm via Zoom or in-person at AB Teachers Association Building

Glynis Wilson applied for the EDQG Expanding Horizons Grant in 2025 with the goal of expanding her quilting skills by learning how to use a long arm quilting machine.
In her presentation this month, she will walk through her history as a quilter and the two quilts she completed with the help of the grant. She will share her reflections on what she learned, other techniques she tried and why she wanted to try long-arming in the first place.
Glynis is a devotee of many crafts and hobbies in addition to quilting, and approaches all of her creative work with an eye to exploration and experimentation. She recently returned to quilting after a long hiatus, and has been finding ways to fit it into her creative practice amongst her other hobbies, the demands of daily life and parenting a two year old.

Guests are Welcome. (Guest fee 10.00) Please contact [email protected] to find out more information on how to attend.

Our April presenter, Patricia Scott, can be described as a frenetic quilter. Her UFO list is impressive, as is what she ...
04/06/2026

Our April presenter, Patricia Scott, can be described as a frenetic quilter. Her UFO list is impressive, as is what she has accomplished in her 35+ years of quilting. Generational influences from her grandmother and mother have shaped her passion for fabric. Patricia’s love of colour is also evident in many of her finished
quilts.
Patricia has participated in many challenges, particularly while she was living in the USA. Her quilts have been published in several books and have travelled across Canada as well as to Taiwan. She has also led several block exchanges, the most recent of which included 12 Canadian and 12 American quilters!
Patricia’s presentation will include a discussion of the challenges of organizing and executing block exchanges, setting the group up for success and some of the amazing results when participants put their blocks together.

15 April 2026 - 7: 15 pm

Guests are welcome. Please contact [email protected] to learn how to attend as a guest. (guest fee 10.00)

Our March Meeting's Speaker!Join us for an inspiring presentation by Cindi Plant, a full time mixed-media artist from Ve...
03/10/2026

Our March Meeting's Speaker!
Join us for an inspiring presentation by Cindi Plant, a full time mixed-media artist from Vermilion, AB. Through her PowerPoint presentation, Cindi will showcase a variety of methods, materials and memories used in several of her art pieces. Those attending in person will be able to give her art quilts a closer, more personal perusal.

Cindi grew up in Saskatchewan, studied Interior Design in Manitoba and worked in the private sector before beginning a long career in design education through Alberta’s college system. While formal education has provided design background, creating art is another thing altogether. Her goal: to create art that inspires and uplifts the spirit!

Guests are welcome. (admission fee 10.00) Please contact [email protected] to find out how you can attend the meeting either in-person at the ATA or via Zoom.

Pearl Sceviour, an EDQG member, started quilting in Calgary in 1995 but it became a more serious pastime once she retire...
02/10/2026

Pearl Sceviour, an EDQG member, started quilting in Calgary in 1995 but it became a more serious pastime once she retired. Through joining a local guild in 2009, she was introduced to many quilting techniques, but found her passion in the peacefulness of hand applique and the creativity of bringing photos into quilts. Pearl enjoys participating in quilting workshops, believing that there may be a new, exciting journey just around the corner!

Pearl has discovered that each quilt you make can teach you something. As a believer in continual learning, Pearl will explore with us the myriad of learnings about techniques, herself, and even “I’m never doing that again”!

Guests are welcome to attend. Contact [email protected] for more information on how you can attend.

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P. O. Box 68004, 70 Bonnie Doon Mall
Edmonton, AB
T6C4N6

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