The Peteetneet Museum is absolutely beautiful when the quilts have been hung.  Come and see the talented quilters, and take part in the mystery quilt class, home tour and quilt display, trunk show, and the quilter’s yard sale.

Quilt Displays and Awards, Youth Quilt Class, Make and Takes and Open Sew Friday, Demos, Home Tour with Nan Theobald, A Quilters Yard Sale, Trunk Show with Beth Dunkelberger from Paisley Patch Quilts, Opportunity (Raffle) Quilt, Suzanne Jackman (Splendid Speck) and A Mystery Quilt Dinner.

9:00 a.m - 2:00 p.m: Quilters Yard Sale
Discover a treasure trove of quilting finds, gently used and awaiting your creative touch

8:00 a.m: Breakfast Home Tour - $10
Do you know Nan Theobald. Enjoy a light breakfast while you tour her home and enjoy the many quilted creations by her and some quilty friends.

Fun Classes and Trunk Shows:

11:00 a.m: Trunk Show - Free
Discover the inspiring creations of not just one, but two quilt artists! Be captivated by the works of Beth Dunkelberger from Paisley Patch Quilts in Nephi and Suzanne Jackman from Splendid Speck. They are sure to not disappoint.

1:00 p.m: Quilted Tree Skirt with Beth Dunkelberger - $20
If creating a Christmas Tree Skirt is on your wish list, now is the perfect opportunity. Come and join the talented Beth Dunkelberger and ensure you have it ready in time for the festive season.

Saturday's Demos:

10:00 a.m: Be a-Frayed, be Very A-Frayed
Chenille-ing, Faux Chenille, Slashing or fraying are just a few of the names it is known by. Stack it, sew it, slash it and the result is an original piece of work. Once you learn the basics the sky's the limit. "Chenilled" fabric can be turned into something soft and cuddly like a toy, something practical like potholders, burp clothes, or even a rug. For the ambitious, baby blankets or lap quilts are possibilities.  Sorry, I’m not that ambitious.

10:00 a.m: And That's a (cord) Wrap
Organize your electrical cords with these adorable, functional, and simple-to-make cord wraps. They're a fantastic method to utilize that last scrap of your cherished fabric you're reluctant to throw away. This project is perfect for beginning sewers. Cord wraps are wonderful for gifts and stocking stuffers.