Neighborhood Circles
*Attendees at in-person circle meetings are requested to wear a mask and to refrain from attending for a few weeks if you have traveled commercially.
Backyard Quilters Sit and sew on whatever project you are working on. It's a fun and welcoming place to visit and get to know us. Meets at Pat's Studio: Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Contact: Pat Weissensee, (916) 485-9917
Knot the Ordinary Fabricators We generally work on a project which is member driven, and usually completed in 1-2 meetings. We strive to not create any more unfinished projects. Meets at Pat's Studio: First Thursday, 10 a.m. - noon Contact: Sandra Lathe, snclathe@gmail.com Mini Madness Mini Quilts have once again cycled back into popularity. You are invited to join this circle where minis are all the rage. Meets on Zoom: Second Monday, 5:30 - 9:00 p.m. Contact: Loretta Lowe. See membership directory for her email address. Mission Oaks Stitchers This diverse group includes all kinds of stitching arts (quilting, applique, piecing, art quilters, knitting, crochet, embroidery, etc.) Show and tell every week and newcomers are warmly welcomed. Some of the group often go to lunch after the meeting. Meets: Thursdays, 9 a.m. - noon, unless the facility is closed. Mission Oaks Community Center Contact: Jackie Kelly, (916) 847-5933, jkelly19602@comcast.net Pins and Needles Art Quilters This group focuses on fiber/art quilts, learning from each other and from "Art Quilting Magazine". Meets on Zoom: Last Wednesday of the month, 6:30 p.m. Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/94111497175?pwd=YkZpZ09TQnJBZ2FVQjhVNVVsMmlpZz09 Meeting ID: 941 1149 7175 Passcode: 869910 Contact: pinsandneedlesartquilting.com Zoom "Sit and Sew" Circle (via Zoom) Meets on Zoom: Tuesdays, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. (Except the 3rd Tuesday of the month which is Guild night) https://zoom.us/j/91035764338?pwd=MXVpRmY4YWdSYjBIL0NqZ1RvZjk2QT09 Meeting ID: 910 3576 4338 Passcode: 883584 |
Neighborhood quilt circles are small groups of quilters that meet regularly to quilt and enjoy each other’s company. Some circles meet in homes and alternate hosting each other, while some groups find a meeting place, such as a community center or church. Some neighborhood circles use the opportunity to learn new techniques or to help each other. Others challenge each other to do special projects for the guild, community groups, or for themselves. ALL POSTED CIRCLES ARE OPEN TO MEMBERS
YOU CAN START A CIRCLE
If you haven’t had the opportunity to be part of a Neighborhood Circle Group now is your chance. We have a number of existing Circle Groups and if there isn’t one that fits your needs we can look into starting some new groups. |
