Castle Hill Quilters was founded in 2009 to encourage both new and experienced quilters to enjoy this traditional, creative art form. Based in Mere, southwestern Wiltshire, the group welcomes members from Mere and the surrounding area to learn from experts, to teach and support each other and to have fun together making and displaying their quilts.

OPEN DAY WITH COFFEE AND CAKE

4TH MAY 2024

We are inviting you to an Open Day with coffee and cake on Saturday 4th May from 10am until 4pm in the Grove Buiding.

This event is not only to showcase our work but to raise funds for the Wiltshire Air Ambuance.

Our memberss will be demonstrating quilting techniques both traditional and contemporary. There will be a display of our work on show and the opportunity to purchase items handmade by our members.

Tea, coffee and cake will be served throughout the day.
Please come and join us, all proceeds will be donated to the Wiltshire Air Ambulance.

More about Castle Hill Quilters . . .

We hold our meetings on Thursdays at the Grove Building, Church Street, Mere, BA12 6DS from 2pm to 4.30pm.  We take a break during July and August, when we have a special summer event in each month.

Parking at the Grove Building: there are a few parking places outside the building on Church Street, otherwise members should use the Castle Street car park (free) and make the short walk down Barton Lane to the building.

The annual subscription is currently £15, plus £2 per meeting attended, £3.50 for visitors. You are very welcome to come as a visitor for two meetings, after which we hope you will join us.

We welcome new and experienced members. If you’d like to join us or want more information, please get in touch with the president or the secretary – see the “Contact Us” page.

The group’s name and its logo refer to Mere’s most prominent physical feature, Castle Hill, on which Richard, Earl of Cornwall, son of King John, built a fortified castle in 1253. The castle no longer exists, but the hill provides marvelous views of Mere and the surrounding countryside.

Our logo was designed by Jill Turner, a former member, and shows what Castle Hill might look like under a lovely patchwork quilt. There are no current plans to do this, however!