We meet every third Saturday of each month at 9:30 a.m. at the New Braunfels Presbyterian Church Activity Center, located near Landa Park, at 373 Howard St.,

 New Braunfels, Texas.

 Membership dues are $35 per year. Non-members are welcome to attend once, before joining.

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2010 Membership form

For more information about the Guild, email our Guild President at more info.

2010 NBAQG Executive Board

President, Carol Sweeden (receiving the gavel from Immediate Past President Sandy Jackson), 1st VP - Membership, Maria Brooks;  2nd VP - Programs, Sandy Rich;  2nd VP - Programs, Mary Salmon;  3rd VP - Workshops, Kitty Ledbetter;  4th VP - Newsletter, Linda Bligh;  Secretary, Sherry Lambrecht;  Parliamentarian, Mary Worley;  Treasurer, Liz Lane. 

SPECIAL PROJECTS           

Each month you can pick up a pattern and instructions to make a block from the Special Projects table. Sometimes fabric will be included. You will bring the completed block back the following month and your name will be added to the 'pot'. A drawing for all or part of the blocks will take place.  Glenna always makes our Special Projects fun. Click here for instructions for this month's special project  "Potted Posies".     

       You could be the lucky winner!

                                                                                                For the Special Project Archives, click here. 

WELCOME ACTIVITIES

The New Braunfels Area Quilt Guild is proud to highlight the extraordinary talent of over 200 members. All members are encouraged to come early to the regular monthly meetings and bring their finished quilts, quilts in progress, antique quilts or garments for Show & Tell. If you don't want to stand in line, you're encouraged to fill out your Show & Tell Display slip,  ahead of time click here..

Door prizes and fun games are a part of the camaraderie and friendship!  Join in the fun!

                                                                                                                                                             COMMUNITY SERVICE

Guild members support many area community projects, charities, education, and other non-profit organization in need. Here, members are enjoying a workshop making quilts for those in need.