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More than 300 quilts a year: This tiny Oregon club is doing big things with a needle and thread
More than 300 quilts a year: This tiny Oregon club is doing big things with a needle and thread
More than 300 quilts a year: This tiny Oregon club is doing big things with a needle and thread

Published on: 04/10/2026

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Quilts made by members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters are on display inside the club's one-room schoolhouse in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members share quilting techniques while making machine and hand quilts, piece traditional and modern patchwork, applique and embroidery.“Join us,” said club president Larsja Peterson. “We sew starting at 9 a.m. on Fridays and we gather on many Tuesdays to make comfort quilts and work on personal projects, and there are lots of social activities.”The club’s oldest member, Mary Baird, 92, makes scrap quilts to donate to Dorcas Community Service, which offers food, clothing and and low-cost bedding to those in need in the Grants Pass area.Betty Bassett makes quilted flap bags, miniature dollhouse beds and other pieces that incorporate the color purple.Quilts made by members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters are on display inside the club's former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Quilts made by members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters are on display inside the club's former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Betty Bassett makes quilted flap bags, miniature dollhouse beds and other pieces that incorporate the color purple.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Betty Bassett makes quilted flap bags, miniature dollhouse beds and other pieces that incorporate the color purple.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Kathy Goff, left, and another members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters were talking in the schoolhouse kitchen on a recent Friday gathering.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Kathy Goff, left, and another member of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters held up a recent quilt.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters gathered inside a former one-room schoolhouse, built in 1894.Members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters meet each Friday in a former one-room school house in southern Oregon’s Hugo.

Stitch by stitch for almost a century, members of the Hugo Ladies Club/Schoolhouse Quilters have been creating community and quilts in the rural southern Oregon community of Hugo, north of Grants Pass.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/living/2026/04/more-than-300-quilts-a-year-this-tiny-oregon-club-is-doing-big-things-with-a-needle-and-thread.html

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