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Tantalizing Tuesday! The Central Kansas ThreadBenders Quilt Guild sewed my “Cinnamon-teen Chocolate Figs & Roses” BOM Quilt Together!

Posted on February 18, 2025 by TK HarrisonFebruary 15, 2025

“Cinnamon-Teen Chocolate Figs & Roses”

The Central Kansas ThreadBenders Quilt Guild is a civic league in Great Bend, Kansas! We were organized in May 1983 with 45 members. We currently have 51 members. Our charity projects include making walker bags for orthopedic patients; fidget quilts for nursing homes, TLC quilts for local victims (Barton County and surrounding counties in Kansas) of disasters such as fires, floods, tornadoes, etc. We’ve also given quilts to fire and flood victims in northwest Kansas and Nebraska. We also occasionally provide quilts to our local Crisis Center for Domestic Violence victims.

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Sandra V.

Here’s a look at the lovely “Cinnamon-Teen Chocolate Figs & Roses” that the Central Kansas ThreadBenders Quilt Guild sewed together:

: Made by Judy

: Made by Jyl

"Cinnamon-teen Chocolate Figs & Roses" sewed together by Sandy! A BOM quilt designed by TK Harrison, owner of BOMquilts.com!

Made by Sandy

Way to go Kansas ThreadBender Quilt Guild! Thanks for a great way to show off my “Cinnamon-Teen Chocolate Figs & Roses” BOM quilt!

Friday Funday! The Disconnected Piecers Quilt Guild sewed my “Happiness is Quilting” BOM Quilt Together!

Posted on May 26, 2023 by TK HarrisonMay 28, 2023

“Happiness is Quilting”
2017 Block of the Month Quilt. An original quilt designed by TK Harrison from BOMquilts.com!

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The Disconnected Piecers Quilt Guild Inc. was formed in May 1994 by 14 original members who came together to attend the National Quilt Show in Paducah, KY. Each of the women were from different states and countries with the common love of quilts and quilting, so they named themselves the “Disconnected Piecers” based out of Port Charlotte, FL. They also intend to encourage and provide opportunity for the exchange of quilting ideas and projects for beginners on up.

Their guild has monthly meetings with programs, show and tell, door prizes & treats. They are a 501(c)3 organization and community service is a high priority! Donations include lap quilts to Tidewell Hospice,and nap quilts to the Head Start Program of Charlotte County. They have a biennial quilt show (even years), go on quilt retreats & bus trips. They also have local & national teachers for classes and workshops. They are a very friendly and diverse group of quilters! Over the years the Guild has grown to over 100 members!

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Peggy N.

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Here’s a look at the marvelous “Happiness is Quilting” BOM quilts that the Disconnected Quilt Guild members made:

: Barbara C.

: Barbara M.

: Denise L.

: Karen M.

: Karla S.

: Pat K.

: Peggy N.

: Shirley R.

: Sue F.

: Kathy P.

Pat B.

What a wonderful display of “Happiness is Quilting” BOM quilts! The Disconnected Piecers Quit Guild Inc. did a marvelous job using my free pattern! Each quilt is different & reflects the character of the individual quilter!

Friday Funday! The Craftsidents Happen Quilt Guild Sewed my “Midnight Stargazer” BOM Quilt Together!

Posted on April 28, 2023 by TK HarrisonApril 24, 2023

“Majestic Beauty”
2022 Block of the Month Quilt
An original design for BOMquilts.com by TK Harrison

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My Facebook group was actually started from another page. There was a Lorraine fabric page which was selling the remaining stock of boundless fabric from Bluprint/Craftsy. While following that page I found there were many women and a few men who were feeling isolated due to Covid. I started my Facebook group as a way to try to build a community so they could once again belong to something and not feel lonely. We have about 300 members but they aren’t all active. I put out a post to see how many would be interested in the BOM and it was about 40. As we all know life happens so that could change.
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Barb S.

Here’s a look at a few of the 2022 “Majestic Beauty” BOM quilts that they sewed together:

: Barb S.

: Kathy S.

: Kathy L.

: Chantal H.

What a wonderful display of talent amongst the Craftsidents Happen Quilt Guild members! They really did my “Majestic Beauty” 2022 BOM quilt proud!

Friday Funday! The Port Perry Patchers Quilt Guild sewed my “Cinnamon-Teen Chocolate Figs & Roses” BOM quilt Together!

Posted on April 21, 2023 by TK HarrisonApril 2, 2023

“Cinnamon-Teen Chocolate Figs & Roses”
2006 Block of the Month (BOM) Quilt
An Original Design by TK Harrison Owner of Quilt Therapy & BOMquilts.com!

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The Port Perry Patchers Quilt Guild are from Port Perry, Ontario, Canada. It’s a small town just east of Toronto. Their quilt guild was first formed in 1989. Currently they have approximately 50 active members. Ordinarily they meet on the third Monday of the month.

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Monica W.

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Here’s a look at the beautiful “Cinnamon-Teen Chocolate Figs & Roses” that the Port Perry Patchers sewed together:

The Port Perry Patchers quilter #7 sewed my "Cinnamon-teen Chocolate Figs and Roses" together!

I couldn’t be more pleased & exhilarated with the “Cinnamon-Teen Chocolate Figs & Roses” that the Port Perry Patchers sewed together! Thanks for sharing such terrific quilt photos with us at QuiltTherapy.com & BOMquilts.com!

The Baytown Area Quilt Guild sewed my “Cinnamon-Teen Chocolate Figs & Roses” BOM quilt Together!

Posted on February 8, 2023 by TK HarrisonFebruary 4, 2023

“Cinnamon-Teen Chocolate Figs & Roses”
2006 Block of the Month (BOM) Quilt
An Original Design by TK Harrison Owner of Quilt Therapy & BOMquilts.com!

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The Baytown Area Quilt Guild started in 1956 with 15 members. We now have about 77 members which is down from about 90 before Covid. Many have not returned yet. We meet monthly. We have a board of officers, hold our business meeting, then have a speaker who usually does a trunk show of their work.

We set a month aside for community service where we generally sew blankets and bibs for our local pregnancy resource center. We also bring other baby items to donate. Other months we collect items for the homeless shelter, the police dept., Love Network, or food bank. We try to be very community focused. We have an auction once a year as our fund raiser—a live auction of donated quilts from our members, and a silent auction. We also make a quilt each year and sell raffle tickets. All in all it’s a pretty busy group!

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Gloria H.

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Here’s a look at the gorgeous “Cinnamon-Teen Chocolate Figs & Roses” that the Baytown Area Quilt Guild sewed together:

: Annette K.

: Doris S.

: Linda D.

: Joyce C.

: Janie D.

: Gloria H.

: Bonnie C.

: Angie B.

Rhonda L. sewed my original design "Cinnamon-teen Chocolate Figs & Roses" BOM quilt together!

Rhonda L.

I couldn’t be more delighted & humbled with the “Cinnamon-Teen Chocolate Figs & Roses” that the Baytown Area Quilt Guild sewed together! Thanks for sharing such terrific quilt photos with us at QuiltTherapy.com & BOMquilts.com!