Quilting in Blanding, Utah

Blanding’s quilting life centers on a long-running local guild and a public show during the city’s largest annual celebration. There is no verified dedicated quilt shop in town, so community connections are especially useful for learning about supplies, techniques, and regional events.

Grayson Country Quilters

Grayson Country Quilters was organized in 1995. Local reporting identifies Bonnie Meyers, Evelyn Perkins, and Joleen Holt among its charter members. Published group descriptions mention lessons, show and tell, and several service projects each year.

The guild is active, but no reliable current meeting schedule has been published. An older listing describes morning and evening groups at a senior center; do not use those times without checking locally first.

Independence Day quilt show

The guild’s annual show is part of Blanding’s July 4 celebration and begins after the parade. In 2026, the show opened at 11 a.m. at Blanding Elementary School, 302 S. 100 West, and concluded with a drawing at 4 p.m. Future dates and hours can change; use the city’s current holiday schedule rather than relying on last year’s program.

Fabric shopping and quilt history

No Blanding business currently meets this directory’s verification standard for a dedicated fabric or quilt shop. The San Juan County guide explains the limited fabric option in Monticello and the nearest verified Utah quilt store listed on this site.

For quilt history rather than supplies, the Blanding Pioneer Museum is inside the visitor center at 12 N. Grayson Parkway. Regional visitor materials describe local historic and contemporary quilts among its displays. Because exhibits can change, call the visitor center before making a special trip to see textiles.

See the Utah quilt events calendar for the annual show listing, or send a correction if a Blanding fabric storefront or current guild schedule is missing.