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Click on the link below and find out where, what time and who the featured artists are.. There will be a special display created by Val Smith called  “Tenement series” . This series plus other exciting series that she has on display will be for sale and the funds raised are for BC Cancer Society.

FVQG is fortunate to have many “award winning” quilters as members. Look for them along with 200+ quilts that will be on display.

If that isn’t enough, we have a large lineup of vendors to peruse. Local “mom and pop”shops we need to support. I am certain you will be able to find some sort of trinket you must have!

See you there!

Friday May 12 and Saturday May13th 10:00am to 5:00pm

Connected Again invite full page

The pattern “Scattered Stars” had been posted on the Preemie page! Go check it out, you can even make a larger one for Surrey paediatric.

Thank you Beth!

What a great day, with over a 100 visitors, the Fraser Valley quilters spread the word of quilting to the community of Delta.

Quilters gathered to make Valentine’s  themed quilted postcards. Using all sorts of embellishments to make these heartfelt cards.

Quilts, quilts and more quilts!

Come and see what bed turning is all about.

See our very successful Preemie program in action and learn what it is all about.

Where: George Mackie Library, 8440 112Street, Delta, BC
Time: 12:00 noon until 4:00 pm

Join us this Saturday January 21, 10am to 1pm.

Work on a project, share a tip, find out what everyone is working on!

Stay as long as you want, come and go as you please!

See you there

Have a look at our library!

Our library is a great in-person and on-line resource. We encourage you to use it.  Starting in January 2023 you’ll be able to come in the front door and walk down the hall to get to the library.  We’ll be open downstairs at 9:30 on meeting days for you to browse the books and magazines in person or to pick up the items you’ve reserved on-line.  We will also be there during the break and for a short while after the meeting.

If you pre-order on-line it makes our job as volunteers easier, and you’re guaranteed to get the items you want (if someone didn’t reserve ahead of you).  We’ve all ordered items on-line (groceries, Amazon, etc.) and our system is no different:  check the library tab on your left to see what’s available and how to use the on-line reservation system.

We’re always ordering more books and magazines.  Coming soon to our library is “Scrappiness is Happiness” and “Why we Quilt”.