Main Line Quilters

About our Guild

In 2025, we celebrated our 50th year on
Philadelphia’s Historic Main Line!

We were founded in December, 1975 as the 31st chapter of the National Quilting Association.  Today, with over 40 members, we are a diverse group, and include people of all levels of quilting experience and interest.

  • We meet at Tredyffrin Public Library on the third Friday of each month, except June, July, August, and December
  • Doors open at 10:00am and the Meeting starts at 10:15am
  • In June and December, we meet on the second Friday — doors open at 10:00am and the Meeting starts at 10:15am
  • In July and August we do not meet for a program meeting–we often offer workshops instead
  • We have a monthly in-person Bee, “Sew What?” 
  • Snow Policy: Main Line Quilters will not meet if Tredyffrin/Easttown Schools #854 are closed

Tredyffrin Public Library
582 Upper Gulph Road
Strafford, PA 19087-2052

https://www.tredyffrinlibraries.org/

Click for directions: https://www.tredyffrinlibraries.org/about/hours-directions/

About Event Formats/Venues

To remain flexible and responsive to weather concerns in winter months, MLQ will provide its usual programming events via remote access via Zoom. Be sure to check the description of each event to learn which of the following formats will apply:

  1. In person at Tredyffrin Public Library
  2. Strictly via Zoom. Note that ‘Show and Tell’ will be a slideshow and all images of members’ quilts must be emailed to Rosemary by Wednesday before the meeting.

Note: When Zoom format is used for an event, Members and/or pre-paid guests will receive Zoom meeting invitations via email a few days prior to the session.

Click to visit: All MLQ Programs for 2026

About Membership and Guests

  • New members are always welcome!  Visit our membership page for details. 
  • Guests are welcome to our virtual and in-person monthly meetings! 
    Details and a link to register by using PayPal  or a credit card for the $5.00 guest donation, is presented with each meeting description on our MLQ Programs for 2026 page.


By email
mainlinequiltersguild@gmail.com

By USPS:
P.O. Box 323
Devon, PA 19333


Upcoming Monthly Meetings for April & May 2026 and our Annual Trash to Treasure Sale in June:

April 17       10-12   Meeting – In-person meeting at the Tredyffrin Library

Leslie Henry
“The Artistry and Practice of Wellness”


In this presentation, we’ll take a brief look at the history of Chinese medicine, some of the foundational philosophic frameworks used, and how it continues to retain the integrity of its traditional practice even with dissemination around the world. Much of Chinese medicine and holistic practice is grounded in keen observation and a practical understanding of balance. Not a static concept of balance, but dynamic dimensional balance that is anchored through the individual, intentionally woven into the patterns, structures, and systems of daily life, and stitched with an awareness of the broader social, cultural and ecological fabric of the world.”

 Leslie has offered to demonstrate stretches/exercises that Quilters might use after long hours of sewing. 

Guests are welcome — Come in person — $5.00 guest donation


May 15   10-12    Meeting – In-person meeting at the Tredyffrin Library
Denise Martin
Owner, Seamless Sewing Arts, Ltd.
Phoenixville, PA

Come Hear Denise Martin’s Story of Creating a Beautiful Local Quilt Shop

Denise Martin couldn’t find the modern fabrics she liked. She also wanted a studio space where she could design and create but tall of that hat  would require paying rent, so in in October 2020 she opened Seamless Sewing Arts, a highly curated collection of  modern fabrics offered in a welcoming studio-like environment. 

Denise takes pride in helping customers who don’t feel confident  about their design or color choices. In addition to providing  consulting support, she offers a wide range of in-depth courses to  develop “newbies” into highly skilled quilters and sewists.  

Tucked into Denise’s studio is a classroom/design area and a long arm quilter, too! And if you  wonder what else makes her shop distinctive, Denise services, supplies, and teaches  maintenance classes for Singer Featherweight (221) owners. If you own one of these classic  straight stitchers, you know how valuable it is to have this local service. She also periodically  sells these machines, so if you are interested, contact Denise to see when one may be  available.  

Guests are welcome — Come in person — $5.00 guest donation

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