National Quilting Day
March 15, Saturday
History of the Celebration
- National Quilting Day was first established in 1991 by the American Quilter’s Society.
- Since then, the celebration has gained popularity and spread beyond the United States, attracting many people interested in this craft.
- Quilting has a rich history and plays an important role in many cultures, being passed down from generation to generation.
How is it Celebrated?
- Quilting workshops are organized where beginners can learn basic techniques.
- Exhibitions are held to showcase beautiful and intricate patchwork creations.
- Quilters gather in clubs or at home to sew together and exchange ideas.
- Quilts are donated to charitable organizations to help those in need.
This day is a wonderful opportunity to express creativity, learn a new hobby, and connect with people who share the same passion!