Silver Comet Stitchers Guild’s Story
Our Story
Silver Comet Stitchers Quilt Guild officially organized June 19, 2006 when three long-time quilters, Linda Patton, Barbara Stevens, and Sarah Sorenson, hosted a meeting at Linda’s quilt shop to explore community interest in forming a Paulding County guild. Not knowing if anyone would attend, the three founders of the guild recall joking about where they’d go to dinner if no one else came. Imagine their surprise and joy when the meeting turned out to be standing room only! There were 28 quilters in attendance that night and the guild never looked back as it grew through the years.
Our Purpose
The purpose of the Guild is to promote and preserve the art of quilting through friendship. The Guild intends to benefit and educate those interested in all forms of the art by sharing knowledge and quality time together.
Visitor Info
Visitors welcome to join our monthly meeting. Meetings are the 3rd Monday of the Month. We have social time from 6:30PM to 7:00PM the business meeting starts at 7:00. After the business meeting we have Show and Tell. We have a short break, then door prizes . When you arrive you are given a ticket and the numbers are called to win the prize. We then have the Guest Speaker/Program meeting usually ends around 8:30PM. We invite everyone from beginners to masters, from all walks of life to be part of our community. As a visitor your first visit is free. Any meeting after is $2.00 guest fee – that will be applied towards your membership dues ($35.00 annually) if you decide to join that night.