Town and Country Quilters is a non- profit making organisation that covers Levin and outlying towns.

Town and Country Quilters held their third Rhapsody in Fabric Exhibition in Thompson House August 11th to 13th 2006.

Members of Rose City Quilters, Town and Country Quilters and the Rangitikei Country Quilters made blocks for a stunning raffle quilt, titled ‘Take Time to Smell the Roses’. The following people put in the hard work stitching blocks and putting the quilt together: Heather Easton (Town and Country Quilters), Pat Brazendale (Town and Country Quilters), Ngaire Short (Rangitikei Country Quilters), Lois Goss (Rose City Quilters), Heather Beggs (Town and Country Quilters), Sandie Butcher (Rose City Quilters), Georgina Greenwood (Rangitikei Country Quilters), Sandi Mallinder (Rangitikei Country Quilters), Judith Briant (Rangitikei Country Quilters), Cheryl Shirriffs (Rose City Quilters), Josie Bliss (Town and Country Quilters), Valda Dixon ( Rangitikei Country Quilters), Elaine Butterfield (Rangitikei Country Quilters). Anne Bramley Rangitikei Country Quilters Liz Gates Rose City Quilters Anna Williams Rangitikei Country Quilters

Pam Retter cutting the cake at the Town and Country Quilter's 21st birthday party on 10 April 2008.

Gloria shared many stories.

Guest speaker at the Town and Country Quilters 21 birthday celebration on 10 April 2008.

Gloria Loughman was the guest speaker at the Town and Country Quilters 21st birthday celebration on 10 April 2008.

each patch is embroidered in a different stitch.

DMC cotton threads and fabric and brass belts. Bought as a kit in Brisbane. Sheryl’s first red work

Silk floss, beads & buttons. Hand and machine sewn. Made at a workshop by Jackie Karl.

Machine pieced, hand appliquéd and machine quilted. Original design from a 9 patch swap and quilt challenge with home group.

Hand appliquéd, machine pieced and hand quilted. Design by Diane Johnston with traditional quilting.

Sashiko thread and cotton fabric. Traditional Japanese pattern.

Doreen has been quilting for about 12 years after taking a Community Education programme at Horowhenua College.

On 10 April 2008, the Town and Country Quilters celebrated their 21st birthday in style with more than 80 club members and foundation members.