SEC · GLASGOW
3-6 MARCH 2022
SEC · GLASGOW
3-6 MARCH 2022
At the Show
Features
We can’t wait to bring you a whole host of exciting features, demonstrations and guilds as part of our Glasgow show. Here is a summary of what you will be able to ...
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Exhibitors
This is where our list of stall holders will appear but in the mean time, to get an idea of what to expect from the show, please see our 2019 exhibitors listed below! Please keep ...
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Show Highlights
The Scottish Contemporary Quilt is a Special Interest Group of the Quilters Guild. Members will be exhibiting a new body of work inspired by the …
A selection of textile/stitching workshops, available to pre-book online. To make sure that you secure yourself a place on these popular sessions… More information coming …
The Quilters Guild has around 800 members in Scotland. They are a welcoming group who love to share their various talents. They hold two events …
Gillian is a textile artist who loves to share her passion and skills with others, teaching in-person and online courses in textiles and sketchbooks, plus …
The ‘Gathering’ have been meeting in Glasgow for 20 years and have 60 members with a wide range of quilting experience and styles, from traditional …
Scottish Effalumps: a once rare creature now common across Scotland! These were made via Zoom during lockdown, by members of Region 16 Quilters Guild of …
New Reflections are a group of four quilters from Edinburgh and Perthshire who formed New Reflections in 2013. Their aim is to experiment with new …
Your Scottish Quilting Show ticket gets you free access to the Creative Craft Show for the price of one ticket!
Take a workshop with textile artist, Leah Higgins, in her dedicated textile design studio in Manchester. Workshops range from two-day introduction to screen printing to …
Sheena was a Primary School Teacher for 30 years before becoming a freelance quilting teacher, teaching at venues all over the UK and abroad. She …
Pat is a textile artist and teacher, working internationally leading workshops and retreats as well as teaching on Zoom. Selling a range of her own …
A group of Quilters from all around the Glasgow area, who meet up on the southside. They are challenged and encouraged by their love of …
On show for the first time with ICHF Events – Fragmentation, the Contemporary Quilt groups’ 2020 Challenge. Featuring 51 quilts in total, this exciting set …
Frances loves making Art Quilts and trying out new techniques. She also dabbles in doll making and Junque Journaling.
‘Uncharted’ was chosen as the title for the CQ 20th Anniversary exhibition because it sums up the ethos of Contemporary Quilt. Members are very inventive …
CHANGING MINDS AROUND THE WORLD is a collection of 40 quilted wall hangings produced by forty individual quilters from different countries around the world, including …
The Traditional Quilt Group are a Specialist interest group of the Quilters’ Guild of the British Isles. They have 300 members who share their passion …
The Guru Nanak Tapestry began as an idea to celebrate the 550th birthday of the founder of Sikhism. Guru Nanak believed that the fundamentals of …
Shambellie House is a Quilting, Photography, Arts and all Crafts centre in southwest Scotland; their motto is ‘Relax, Learn, Enjoy”. One day, two day and …
In 2001 Rita Lawson left a legacy to champion a challenge. Each year the chairperson proposes the subject, 2020/21 was no exception. 2020 challenge: to …
Thank you for coming to Glasgow- we don’t get many events like this in Scotland . Enjoyed the show very much even though there were fewer stalls I still managed to spend lots.
It was great to have the opportunity to be at the show in Glasgow today. I am grateful that companies have came from England to Scotland in these uncertain times.
I think given the circumstances the organisers and exhibitors that have come to support the show are doing a great job! I had a really nice day, there was a good range of crafts and some really interesting areas like Nudinits 😍
So glad and thankful to be back at the show after 19 months. The Glasgow location suits fine. Support local then more stall holders will come. There was a good selection of workshops on offer.