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RMQM Trash to Treasures Garage Sale


 2024  is done and GONE----  But it was so much FUN!    

If you bought something to participate in the  Honor the Maker  Challenge - Don't forget to keep working on it... 
We will be updating you on when to submit your pictures for the Challenge completion. 

Donations for 2025 Garage Sale won't be taken at RMQM until Summer. 
Dates and details will be announced here.


What is the Trash to Treasures Garage Sale? 
A day of great deals on fabrics, notions, rulers, books, patterns, batting, tools, quilts, tops, blocks waiting to be make into tops, and MORE!
Like most garage sales there are Treasures waiting to be found, that someone else no longer wants or needs. 
Members get early access, so they get to search for treasure first. 
Every year it seems more people are aware and are waiting in line to get in - so watch here for the dates when you can donate your old treasure and the day you can find Treasure that others have donated. (usually in August)

The Annual Garage Sale - is a great opportunity to clean up your stash - donating those fabrics that no longer hold interest for you.
RMQM benefits from your donation, as we turn it into operating funds - when a Garage Sale treasure hunter spies it and adds it to their project stash!! ????
It is a win-win-win!  

Your stash clean up items that are in pristine - unwashed condition can be donated for Fabric & Friends.

Current Exhibits
Main Gallery:
English Paper Piecing
Northeast Gallery:
SAQA WILD!
October 21, 2024 - January 18, 2025

Membership has Benefits
Members gain free entry to exhibits throughout the year, free admission to Sunday at the Museum, discounts on gift shop purchases, check out books from the Sandra Dallas Library, and more!

Sunday at the Museum
Jan 12, 2025 - Reclamation Alchemy
Feb 9, 2025- 19th Century Blues 
Mar 9. 2025 - Bed Turning with  Jeananne Wright
April 13, 2025 - RMQM Blue & White Trunk Show                     

The mission of The Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum is to collect, preserve, exhibit, and educate the public about quilts;
honor quiltmaking traditions; and embrace the evolution of the art and craft of quilting.