Loon Rising – Designed, stitched and quilted by Gail Newell
Traditional 9 patch pieced and quilted by Joan Sherwood
Members working together on Community outreach projects in the guild studio
Turtles wall hanging designed, stitched and quilted by Pam Mahoney
Crackle: Pieced by Jean Ambeault. Quilted by Gail Newell. Donated to Habitat for Humanity.
Advancing and encouraging all facets of textile arts
The Textile Arts Guild of Richmond, (TAGOR) is a registered non-profit society of British Columbia, Canada. Formed in 1975, TAGOR is dedicated to advancing and encouraging all facets of artistic and practical textile arts including creative mending and repurposing. Our members produce hundreds of items for our Richmond partners every year.
We use both in person and Zoom platforms to enable wide participation in our community, artistic and learning adventures. Please check out the TAGOR website for more information.
Website: https://tagor.ca
