About
The Bay Heritage Quilters Guild and Studio 23 present “A Sharing of Quilts XIV”. Founded in 1988 the Bay Heritage Quilters Guild was formed to promote the art of quilting through sharing, teaching and friendship. As a group they provide demonstrations, do several community service projects, exchange ideas and provide an atmosphere in which members can learn from experienced quilters. In addition, they hold a biennial quilt show of guild member quilts as well as quilts submitted by people from around the area and the state. The friendships that form within the group cross generational lines and connect the members of today to those who have come before.
The exhibit will include approximately 100 quilts and other items. There will be a hand quilted and appliquéd queen size quilt available for raffle.
Raffle
Bay Heritage Quilters Guild Quilt Raffle Tickets on Sale Now!
You can purchase tickets from any Bay Heritage Quilters Guild member or by calling Studio 23 in Bay City at 989-894-2323 or stop in at 901 N. Water Street, Bay City, MI. This beautiful queen size quilt is hand appliqued and hand quilted.
Walk Thru Quilt Talk
April 28th at 1 pm.
Join AQS certified appraiser Margaret Rouleau for a “Walk Thru Quilt Talk” at Studio 23/The Arts Center.
Margaret A. Rouleau is a quiltmaker, designer, and appraiser of quilts and quilted textiles certified by the American Quilter’s Society in 1999. She has taught quilting classes at The Fabric Fair, Bay City, Michigan, has designed quilts for RJR Fashion Fabrics, Inc. and P&B Textiles, Inc. in addition to judging quilt shows, appraising quilts and quilted textiles. Her quilts and patterns have been published in Quilting Ideas by Better Homes and Gardens, Quilting for Christmas by Quilter Magazine, Quick Quilts by McCall’s Quilting, The Quilter Magazine, Quilt World, and the book Nestled in the Country by Sharlene Jorgenson of Quilting in the Heartland. Since her certification as an appraiser, she has appraised quilts and lectured at quilt shows and guild meetings in Michigan and Ohio. She is a founding member of the Bay Heritage Quilters Guild and their first president.