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Get Involved With Your Guild!

$2 a ticket

6 for $10

DRAWING November 13, 2026

See Catherine Hale-Elliott for tickets at the next meeting.

The Raffle Quilt is at Sunshine Quilt Corner hung in the classroom.

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PPQG Retreat 2026

August 28-30 Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Come 1, 2, or all 3 days

Location: James River Country Club

9 AM-8 PM 

Come and go any time during the day

$30 per person per day

This is a great time to get to know quilt guild members and sew!  

It's a great time to work on your:

UFOs

2026 Challenge Quilt

Christmas Gifts

Create something new from your auction spoils

Finish a kit

Try a new pattern...

Contact Patty Swan at the next meeting

PPQG 2026 SYMPOSIUM

October 17, 2026

9 am – 6 pm

KEY NOTE SPEAKER 5:00 – 6:00 pm

Darlene Price: From UFO to Usable

CLASSES

FULL DAY CLASSES: 9 am – 4 pm (break 12 noon – 1 pm)

Thread Painting Darlene Price Fee $30 

Note: must have a machine that can drop feed dogs

 

 

 

 

 

 

Quilted Necklace Kitty Tully Kit Fee $10

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Foundation Piecing Margo Fowler No Kit Fee

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ruler Bag Cathy Meador No Kit Fee

Pumpkin Applique Joy Duke Kit Fee $38

MORNING CLASSES: 9 am – 12 NOON


Rope Bowls Debbie Moore No Kit Fee

 

 

 

Jelly Roll Race Calie Mowery Kit Fee

Pumpkin Pin Cushion Barbara Brinkley Kit Fee $20

 

 

 

 

 

AFTERNOON CLASSES: 1 pm – 4 pm

 


Reversible Bucket Hat Brenda West Kit Fee

 

 

 

 

 

Sashiko Shonda Berry Kit Fee $5

 

 

 

 

Kinusaiga Calie Mowery Kit Fee $10   

 

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2026 PPQG  North American Wildlife Challenge 

2026 PPQG Challenge Quilt “American Wildlife” Rules:   Use your imagination and style.   Quilt must be no larger than 60” X 60”   Quilt must have a 4” hanging sleeve   Artist statement due in November.  Quilts are due in December.   Display and judging at December meetings   Quilts will be displayed at the  MidAtlantic Quilt Show in March 2027   Cost: $5  Sign-up with Cathy Fowler at meetings  or via email. (see roster)

Here are some examples...

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Are you looking for a chance to guide an event?  Fall-o-ween is for you!

This event is an opportunity to showcase our quilting heritage at the Newport News Fall Festival.

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Monthly Opportunities

Block of the Month

​There will be a packet every month for a block.  You bring the block back next month and there will be a drawing for the blocks.  The cost is $5.00 each month for the packet.  See Gina Vivian's wonderful display of the next month's block at the meetings.

Free Table

If you are destashing or reorganizing, bring your surplus for the free table.  No fabric pieces smaller than a fat quarter, unless they are jellyroll strips.  Items should be clean and in good condition.  Patterns and magazines welcome.  If you bring an item and it is not claimed, please take the item back with you.  There is no storage from one meeting to the next for items left on the free table. If you bring items, be sure to sign the list of participants.​

Honor Quilts

Quilts are donated to Riverside Hospital for Veterans in Hospice care and the Veteran's Administration in Hampton.  Lap quilts to large quilts would be appreciated.  (Wheelchair quilts too!  36 x 42")

​Honor Quilts has kits for mug rugs and other small items.  Please see Joy Leitz. or Shirley Land.

Library

Monthly Mini

​Every month a guild member(s) volunteers to supply a small project to the monthly minis.  Raffle tickets are sold to members attending the meeting and the winner takes the project home. 

Small Service Projects

PPQG Small Service Projects support Children’s Hospital of the Kings Daughter (CHKD) and Riverside Hospitals by donating baby to lap size quilts and developmental fabric hearts.

Suggested sizes for donation quilts are as follows:
Baby: up to 30” x 40”, incubator baby quilts are much smaller (?? size recommended)
Crib: 36” x 56”
Throw/Lap: 50” x 65”

Larger quilts will be accepted.

Developmental Fabric Hearts:
Mothers of NICU babies wear the fabric hearts against their body so they absorb her scent. The hearts are then placed in the incubator so that the baby will become familiar with their mother’s scent. The pattern is on our resource page.  


UFOs  

2026 UFO Challenge Sign ups for this year's UFO Challenge continue!  An UFOs (UnFinished Object) is a project you need some extra motivation to finish!  Join the growing number of fellow quilters in this fun challenge and have a chance to win a prize along the way!  Select up to five UFOs. One completed UFO will be due at a guild meeting in the months of March, May, July, September, and November.  Complete rules are on the back of the sign up form where you identify your UFOs. You can sign up at a  meeting for just $5!!!  Cash or check.  Please remember to turn in your form and keep a copy or picture for yourself.  First completed project needs to be brought to either of the March meetings.  A LABEL is required for project to be complete (paper labels accepted for donated items). Each time you complete a UFO, your name is entered in the raffle for that month. UFO Coordinators:  Barb Rutan, Jean and Megan Bailey.

© 2026 by Peninsula Piecemakers Quilt Guild. Bringing the Art of Quilting to Our Community.

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