September 27, 28, and 29, 2019
Click HERE to view the itinerary and get your tickets.
3 FULL Days of Quilt Study!
Be sure to visit our Meet the Speaker series where we ask our speakers questions about quilts and their quilt lives!
- Welcome lunch meet & greet on Friday (includes $10 voucher)
- Friday afternoon Featured Speaker, Tara Miller – “Threads of Time: Textiles in Georgia”
- 2-hour Show & Share – Bring your antique and vintage treasures! Experts on hand!
- Friday evening Keynote Speaker, Teddy Pruett – “Southern Stitches and Northern Needles”
- Round-trip Quilt Adventure Bus transportation on Saturday from Hotel Indigo Atlanta – Vinings to the Southeast Quilt & Textile Museum
- Admission to the Southeast Quilt & Textile Museum – Exhibit & Lecture: “Twisted” Modern Quilts Created with Vintage Textiles with Mary Kerr
- Social lunch on Saturday (includes $10 voucher)
- 2-hour Show & Share – Bring your antique and vintage treasures! Experts on hand!
- Saturday afternoon Featured Speaker, Andi Barney – “The History of the Sewing Machine” (includes the opportunity to try a treadle machine!)
- Sunday all-day workshop* with Tara Miller – “Fan Girl: A Crazy Lady”
- The joy of bonding with your quilt community.
Click HERE to get your Atlanta Quilt Study Symposium 2019 T-shirt!
We’re meeting at the beautiful Hotel Indigo Atlanta – Vinings. Click HERE to reserve your room at our group rate of $139/night (2 queen beds–get a roomie!).
This Hotel Indigo embraces the history of the Vinings area, and it’s easy to get to (i.e., minimal traffic hassle). The Public House, a full service restaurant and bar, is on site, and several other restaurants are within walking distance.
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* Each Sunday workshop attendee brings their own sewing machine, fabric, and sewing tools. Fabric recommendations will be emailed to you before the event.
Contact Tara at atlquiltstudy@gmail.com with questions.
The Atlanta Quilt Study Group is dedicated to exploring quilts, quilting, and quilt histories through the study of vintage and antique quilts.