About Us...
The Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild was established in September of 1990 as a way to share ideas and inspire each other to keep the art of quilt making alive.
Meetings
The Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild meets the first Tuesday of each month. Meetings are held at Custer Lutheran Fellowship, which is located approximately 3 miles East of Custer, SD on Hwy 16A.
We gather at 1:00PM to check-in UFO's with the business meeting following at 1:30PM.
Membership
Dues are $20 for an annual calendar year membership.
(Names will be removed from our mailing and membership lists if we haven't received membership dues by March 1st of the current calendar year.)
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Piecemakers Quilt Guild,
please contact us at [email protected] or send a check to:
Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild
P.O. Box 733
Custer, SD 57730
2026 Officers
President - Karen Kraus
Vice-President- Dania Phelps
Secretary - Sara Suda
Treasurer - Kay Caviness
Web Site/Face Book Manager - Jody Tomac
Training and Classes
The Piecemakers Quilt Guild promotes quilting knowledge and advancement in the art through training and classes.
Class fees are generally the responsibility of each member registering for a particular class.
Training and Classes Committee Chair: Open (Sign UP!)
Community Service
QUILTS FOR VETERNS
Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild proudly makes quilts to present to veterans who stay at the
Operation Black Hills Cabin in Custer.
Kathleen Kowalski is the primary contacts for this project.
QUILTS FOR KIDS
Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild donates quilts to children in foster care.
Phillis Terrell is the primary contact for this project.
PILLOWCASES
Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild, in conjunction with Monument Health Custer Hospital, makes bright, colorful, and age-appropriate pillowcases for children who are hospitalized overnight. The pillowcases are sent home with the children.
Karen Krause is the primary contact for this project.
FAMILIES IN NEED
Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild provides a quilt to local families who suffer loss of their home through disaster or fire.
Karen Kraus is the primary contact for this project.
Meetings
The Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild meets the first Tuesday of each month. Meetings are held at Custer Lutheran Fellowship, which is located approximately 3 miles East of Custer, SD on Hwy 16A.
We gather at 1:00PM to check-in UFO's with the business meeting following at 1:30PM.
Membership
Dues are $20 for an annual calendar year membership.
(Names will be removed from our mailing and membership lists if we haven't received membership dues by March 1st of the current calendar year.)
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Piecemakers Quilt Guild,
please contact us at [email protected] or send a check to:
Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild
P.O. Box 733
Custer, SD 57730
2026 Officers
President - Karen Kraus
Vice-President- Dania Phelps
Secretary - Sara Suda
Treasurer - Kay Caviness
Web Site/Face Book Manager - Jody Tomac
Training and Classes
The Piecemakers Quilt Guild promotes quilting knowledge and advancement in the art through training and classes.
Class fees are generally the responsibility of each member registering for a particular class.
Training and Classes Committee Chair: Open (Sign UP!)
Community Service
QUILTS FOR VETERNS
Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild proudly makes quilts to present to veterans who stay at the
Operation Black Hills Cabin in Custer.
Kathleen Kowalski is the primary contacts for this project.
QUILTS FOR KIDS
Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild donates quilts to children in foster care.
Phillis Terrell is the primary contact for this project.
PILLOWCASES
Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild, in conjunction with Monument Health Custer Hospital, makes bright, colorful, and age-appropriate pillowcases for children who are hospitalized overnight. The pillowcases are sent home with the children.
Karen Krause is the primary contact for this project.
FAMILIES IN NEED
Custer Piecemakers Quilt Guild provides a quilt to local families who suffer loss of their home through disaster or fire.
Karen Kraus is the primary contact for this project.
