Scrappy Ladies Quilt Guild

Quilters in Huerfano and Pueblo Counties, Colorado

About Us

Our Guild was established in 1996 as a community for people who support the importance of Quilts In Our Lives - past, present and future. 

We meet on the second Monday of each month, at the Colorado City Community Center (directions below), beginning at 10:00a.​ Following a short business meeting, we may have a program - perhaps with a guest speaker.  We finish with the sharing by our members of both completed efforts and projects in process. Guests are welcome (no fee)! 

We provide quilts in support of several local organizations, notably AADA (Advocates Against Domestic Assault) which is a member of the coalition Violence Free Colorado; the Veterans Community Living Center in Walsenburg, including the Dialysis Center and the Alzheimers Unit (SPRHC); the Mt. Rose Health Center Palliative Care and Hospice in Trinidad, and the Sangre de Cristo Center for Youth (SCCY) in Walsenburg.  We will soon begin adding La Veta Village to our list.

We are a nonprofit organization, registered with the State of Colorado. Beginning in 2024 we will no longer sell Raffle Tickets to the public. We will have a drawing in-house for a Special Quilt at our December meeting. 

Beyond fellowship, the featured purpose of our annual retreat is to preserve the tradition, culture and history of quilting, and to promote the knowledge and appreciation of all aspects of quilting.

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Programs for 2025

> June 9 -- Kari Nichols, Trunk Show of quilts made with panels, with a class following the meeting. Class is $20.  Bring a panel you need ideas for.  She will have patterns for sale.


> July 14 -- Meeting will be held in Rye Park - bring your favorite picnic quilt.  Lunch will be potluck.  Part of Show & Tell will be the picnic quilts.  Peggy will give fabric requirements and cutting instructions for the Mystery Quilt.


> August 11 -- First clue/instructions in a Mystery Quilt.  Sew Day - Bring your machine!

> September -- Retreat!

> October -- Hanky Quilts!  Deb will show how to make a quilt or wall hanging featuring old handkerchiefs.  (Tip:  you can pick up some old handkerchiefs in an antique store.)

Directions to the Community Center

Address: 4705 Santa Fe Drive. 

Exit #74 on I-25. Drive west on Hwy 165, toward the mountains, 2.2 mi. Turn right on Crow Cutoff (sign indicating Recreation Center). Drive 0.4 mi. Turn left on Cuerno Verde (again, sign indicating direction to the Rec Center and Pool). Drive approx. 1 mi.  Turn left on Santa Fe (on the other side of the intersection the road is Jefferson Blvd.).  Follow Santa Fe around the curve, past 4 houses on the left.  Sign for the Peaks to Prairie Community Center on your left. Turn into the driveway - large parking lot with several Handicap parking spots in front.

If you miss the turn on Santa Fe, continue on Cuerno Verde approx a half mile.  The other end of Santa Fe will be the next road on your left - just before you reach the Pool. Turn left on Santa Fe and drive to the sign for the Community Center - now on your right.

If you are coming from Rye, past Lake Beckwith, continue on Cuerno Verde past the Rec Center and Pool.  Just past the pool driveway and three neighboring houses is the intersection with Santa Fe - turn right.  Drive around the curve and past a few houses - the sign for the Community Center will be on your right, and then the driveway/parking.