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Important News:
Due to the International Quilt Festival in Houston changing their dates for 2025, we are moving dates to October 30 - November 9, 2025. The Experience Weekend will take place November 7 - 10, 2025. Mark your calendars!
Our chair Barb Triscari is still recruiting help for the organizing committee. If you would like to help, reach out to her at betoncat@betoncat.com .
We hope you are working on your artwork for our next call for entries. The deadline to enter is January 10, 2025. To learn more, visit our call for entry page.
Our Preview Travel Exhibit will debut at the International Quilt Festival in Houston in the fall of 2024. The artists have been selected. To see the list of included artists, click here. The travel exhibit will be on the road for three years. To see where you can view, it check out our travel page.
Sacred Threads is pleased to announce a collaboration with The Healing Arts Program at UChicago Medicine. Our first call for entry has concluded. Thank you to all the artists that submitted artwork for Color of Hope and Gardens of Gratitude. Check out the accepted gallery: View Gallery
We have new postcards about our Call for Entries. If you would like for us to mail you a stack, please fill out this form.
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Thanks in advance for helping us spread the word about our upcoming exhibits.
We have a flyer you can print and share.
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Thanks in advance for helping us spread the word about our upcoming exhibits.
Textile Talk recording is now online
Lisa Ellis discusses this unique exhibit that explores textile artists' most personal stories of healing, grief, spirituality, peace, joy, and inspiration. Hear the moving story of how founder Vikki Pignatelli created Sacred Threads. View some of our favorite artworks over the twenty years and hear some first-hand video recordings of artists sharing their stories. Watch Now
Video Recordings are online now!
Check out our Stories page to see all the videos we have captured from our artists sharing their special artwork. Read More