If you're considering joining...
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Why Join a Guild?

1. Talk about quilts with people who are as excited as you are
2. Learn new skills, take workshops
3. Spread love one quilt at a time through outreach
4. Be in the know about quilt related events in the area
5. Get help when you're stuck
6. Be inspired
7. Make new friends

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Support the NE Quilt Museum

Wayside Quilters is part of the museum's Supporting Guilds program, so guild members are eligible for a $5 discount on museum membership.  Memberships are the museum's main funding source, so if you're able, please join.  Museum members get many benefits, including borrowing privileges at the museum's library.
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Becoming a Member

Dues
Yearly dues for members are $40.  If you have any questions or concerns about the ability to pay these dues,  please contact us at: membership@waysidequilters.org


Visit before you join - Our regular meetings are open and free to the public.  Let us know if you're considering joining and we'll be happy to introduce you to some members and answer all your questions.
​Non-members will charged $10 to attend a guild meeting speaker event.

To renew your membership, please go to the Member Page

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Who is in Charge Around Here?

​Executive Board

President - Carol B.
president@waysidequilters.org
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Program Chair (Speakers) - Moira T., Marianne H., & Laura L.

Treasurer - Sandy B.
treasurer@waysidequilters.org
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Secretary - Sue B.

Board Members

Activities - Josee V.Pat, Janet, Judy, & Karen
activities@waysidequilters.org
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Library - Ellen
The best way to reach her is by phone.  See member list.
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Membership - Josée
membership@waysidequilters.org

Newsletter - Michele M.
newsletter@waysidequilters.org

NEQM Liaison - Laura L.

Outreach - Joanne A. & Lu Linda T.
outreach@waysidequilters.org

Publicity -Kelly M
publicity@waysidequilters.org

Workshops - Laura L. seeking co-chair
workshops@waysidequilters.org

Webmaster - Jennifer F.
info@waysidequilters.org

Additional Positions

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Being a Member Means Volunteering

Volunteering is a great way to get to know more members and gives you the opportunity to help shape the guild's future.  As with so many things in life, the more you put into the guild, the more you'll get out of it.

​Members are expected to volunteer as they are able.

• Hanging fliers for upcoming speakers & workshops
• Setting up and cleaning up the Grange Hall
• Suggesting activities, speakers, charities etc.
• Working on the raffle quilt for the show
• Entering at least one quilt in our show
• Entering quilts begun in guild workshops in our show
• Join a quilt show committee (a year before the show)
• Work at the show (which let's be honest, is too much fun to actually count as work)