Master the art of quilting. Stitch your story with Pauline at her twice monthly Wednesday evening sessions on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month.

Quilting is both a practical craft and a form of artistic expression that has been practiced for centuries across many cultures. At its core, quilting involves sewing together layers of fabric, typically a top layer, batting, and a backing, to create a padded textile. While quilts are often made to provide warmth and comfort, they also serve as canvases for creativity, storytelling, and cultural preservation. Traditional quilts often follow established patterns and techniques passed down through generations, while contemporary quilting continues to evolve, embracing modern designs, materials, and digital technology.

Beyond its artistic and functional roles, quilting also fosters community and connection. Quilting circles, guilds, and workshops bring people together to share skills, stories, and companionship. Many quilts are made as gifts or donations, symbolising care, memory, and solidarity. Whether created for personal use, as heirlooms, or for display in galleries, quilts reflect the individuality of their makers and the times in which they are made. As such, quilting continues to be a meaningful and evolving practice rooted in tradition and imagination.