Welcome!
Pre-pre-inventory clearance sale in the small classroom this weekend, November 21-23! Discounts on books, patterns and more!
New sort-of Block of the Month - Scrap Mania!
Special in our online store - FREE shipping on all US orders over $50! Click here to start shopping!
Check out the news on the new QA SWAP Blog (for garment sewers, new and experienced).
Check out our new Online Store! Just added - new colors of Konfetti thread and new kits!
Young People's Sewing Group - meets third Tuesday of every month.
The Adventures in Dollmaking Club meets at the shop the second Wednesday of every month at 6PM.
Quilts for Richmond charity project - workdays the first Saturday from 10-1 and second and fourth Tuesdays from 6-8.
EQ6 Club meets the third Wednesday of every month.
Check out our Die-ing to Cut club!
Please click here to read about our $10,000 quilt!
Weekly Demos are back! Click here to see the whole schedule!
Learn to Sew in One Hour
or a little bit more)! For a mere investment of $15 and one hour of your time, we will help you pick out fabric for your own custom pillowcase, and using all our supplies - including machines - teach you to sew in an hour. And you'll leave with a finished pillowcase that is a one of a kind, that you've made yourself! Our next sessions is Saturday, November 15, at 10. Follow the link to read more and see photos! We've also offer a Learn to Sew - Quiltsmart Tote Bag class, also for beginners, all supplies provided. Follow the link to read more and see photos!
Teachers and Events coming to Quilting Adventures:
Panty Raid - November 8 & 9
Fat Quarter Frenzy - November 29 & 30
New Year's Celebration - January 1, 2009
May 2009 - Esterita Austin!
Some photos from April's Laura Cater-Woods Classes
Carol Taylor's Going in Circles Class
Karen Eckmeier's Happy Villages
Quilting Adventures opened its doors as a full-service quilt shop July 1, 2005. We are located in Dumbarton Square Shopping Center at the intersection of Glenside and Staples Mill Roads in the near West End of Richmond (easy access from I-64 and I-95). If you are coming from out of town, here is a page of directions with a map.