Rita quilted a baby quilt she had prepped at home and then made three more baby quilt tops.
Darlene (Dar's Patchwork Garden) finished her Celtic Solstice top. (A Bonnie Hunter Mystery Quilt.)
Pat found out she doesn't like making "made fabric" for her blocks.
Colleen made "see through window" craft bags for a friend.
Katy worked with colors that "don't go together" and then found out when the blocks were made that they do.
Jeanne won all our batik fat quarters when we played Right-Left-Center .....
..... two nights in a row!
Since it was Halloween the Grim Ripper showed up .....
..... and led us in a few games of Halloween Bingo.
I even got into the spirit of things!
Wonderful food, comfortable accommodations, beautiful scenery, late nights talking with old friends, lots of laughing, and sewing all day. What could be better than a quilt retreat?
Next time, I'll share some of the quilty projects I worked on at retreat!
4 comments:
You did an excellent job of capturing the retreat and all the fun we had. I am so glad you got to come and hope next year we have Jan with us too. I loved seeing you and spending a late night gab session with you.
Looks like that was a wonderful time, even if you lost all your fat quarters. ;-) I'm intrigued by the fabrics that didn't go together, but did once the blocks were made. And so many cool quilts!
Sounds like sew much fun!
Who doesn't love a retreat?!!
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