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About Us

 South Shore Stitchers Quilt Guild

A Brief History  

The South Shore Stitchers was created in the fall of 1985 by Peggy Della Porta of Upper Township.  
She felt there were many people in the area interested in quilting to start a local guild.
The club grew quickly and in 2004 reached over 100 members.
The purpose of South Shore Stitchers is to preserve the heritage of quilting, be a source of information and inspiration, and be a gathering point for people with a common interest in quilt making.
Meetings are held at the Tuckahoe United Methodist Church, 112 State Highway 49 in Tuckahoe on the second Monday of each month.

Visitors are welcome. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the meeting begins at 7:00 p.m.

Quilt Shows
The South Shore Stitchers Quilt Show is held every two-years during mid-October over three days at the Upper Twp. Community Building in Cape May County New Jersey. The next show is scheduled for Oct. 2013.

Appliqué Society
"Nimble Fingers" - A group of South Shore Stitchers members who are devoted to working with and learning about different appliqué techniques.
 - The group meets every third Monday of the month.
 - For information contact Kathy at 889-9523.

Monthly Workshops - Charity Quilts
There is a monthly workshop on the 4th Wednesday of each month, except November and December, from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m., including lunch, to work on charity quilts and basting. Anyone with an interest in this project is welcome to join in the fun!
 - For information call 609-628-2231.
See > Charity Quilts Page

South Shore Stitchers Guilt Guild
PO Box 1103, Marmora, NJ  08223