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Quilters Anonymous Guild

Quilters Anonymous is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit whose purpose is to share the love and knowledge of quilting.

We have over 400 members and hold the largest Quilt Show in Western Washington annually, in addition to meetings, workshops, and charity work.

06/02/2026

Oh no! We missed National Otter Day on May 28! But is it ever too late to appreciate these charming faces? Not when we have a quilt as terrific as Wendy Bannister's “St. Oswald and the Holy Otters” to share.
“The triptych is my tribute to the sea otters that love life and enjoy all the Pacific Northwest has to offer.”
Blue ribbon winner in the 2024 Quilters Anonymous quilt show in the Hand Quilting category. Full piece measures 60” x 32”
Hand and machine pieced. Hand appliquéd. Hand quilted. Original design.

05/31/2026

“Every canvas is a journey all its own.”
— Helen Frankenthaler

These four quilts, created during a QA-hosted workshop with fabric artist Audrey Esarey, beautifully illustrate how quilters may begin with the same framework but their individual choices in color, composition, and technique transform every piece into something uniquely personal and special.

05/28/2026

Sometimes good things take time.

Island Chain by Suzanne Weave
Suzanne started this quilt in 2021 but waited until 2024 (and a sewing machine upgrade) to complete the quilting. A Painterly Petals jelly roll was key to helping her achieve the 3-D effect .
Machine pieced. Machine quilted. 52” x 63”
Design credit: "Island Chain" from "The Big Book of Strip Quilts" by Kim Brackett.

05/25/2026

With gratitude to the fallen on this Memorial Day.

05/19/2026

If you attended the guild quilt show in March, you likely met "Rainbow Rambeau" by Carolyn Butterfield. It was one of the winners of the Challenge Quilt Category.
But did you meet Rambeau's pal, "Curly", also by Carolyn Butterfield? With his luxurious fleece that brought him into 3-D, Curly was a crowd (and kid) favorite.

05/16/2026

May we all be as content as this kitty in his garden.
Pam Seaberg’s “Spring Repose” was "inspired by a photo I took of my late cat Omar in the garden that he so loved.”
Hand appliquéd. Machine quilted. Original design. 17" x 18"

05/13/2026

This is some precision piecing here, friends!
“Batik Garden” by Patsy Hayes
This quilt was displayed at QA’s 2025 quilt show in the Foundation Paper Pieced category. The pattern is “Double Date” by Jen Kingwell, purchased by Patsy at the The Stitchin' Post in Sisters, Oregon in 2023.
85” x 90”

05/11/2026

Netflix is pretty excited about its new movie “Remarkably Bright Creatures” but here at QA, we were way ahead of them when it comes to octopus appreciation!

Octavia by Judy Irish.
70” x 45”
“The octopus seemed like such a great design idea for a quilt, thus Octavia was born! I had so much fun creating this underwater world where Octavia lives and using raw edge appliqué with charms and other materials sewn or glued on. Check out the rings on her tentacles!!"

Hand and machine appliquéd. Longarm machine quilted. Original design.
3rd Place, Art & Innovative category, 40th annual quilt show (2022)

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17839 Aurora Avenue N
Shoreline, WA
98133

Website

http://www.quiltersanonymous.org/

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