Neighborhood Circles
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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: Tuesdays, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., Pat W Studio
Contact: Pat Weissensee, (916) 485-9917

Committee Service
Come help by preparing quilt top kits, sandwich and label quilts, etc.
Meets: First Wednesday, 10 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., Carmichael area
Contact: Penny: [email protected]
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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. MORE>
Meets: First Thursday, 10 a.m. - noon, Pat W Studio
Contact: Sandra Lathe, [email protected]

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, Noon - 2:00 p.m., unless the facility is closed.
​Mission Oaks Community Center
Contact: Jackie Kelly, (916) 847-5933, [email protected]

Paper Dolls
Focus on paper piecing. Bring your own project to work on and ideas for new projects, We will help each other as none of us are experts at this time, but just enjoy the process.
Meets: Third Monday, 10 am. - 3 p.m., Pat W Studio
Meeting Contact: Paulette Trefacanty

Pins and Needles Art Quilters
This group focuses on fiber/art quilts, learning from each other and from "Art Quilting Magazine". MORE>
Meets: Third Thursday, Pat W Studio
Contact us if you would like to visit or become a new member​.
Contact: pinsandneedlesartquilting.com

Zoom "Sit and Sew" Circle (via Zoom)
Meets on Zoom: First and Second Tuesdays, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
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
Contact the guild's President.
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