This past weekend, I went to Waterville Valley, NH for my first quilting retreat at The Valley Inn, sponsored by Little Pups Designs. I went with my neighbor Denise and my co-worker and old boss, Joanne.
Denise and I left 7 am on Friday to head up to meet Joanne at Keepsake Quilting and Patternworks (for me) which was on the way. OMG, these places were wonderfully overwhelming! I only bought enough material to make only two 20-minute table runners that Denise taught me and some yarn for a few more smaller monsters. We arrived at the hotel about 2:15 and got set up for a weekend of non-stop quilting.
Denise and I left 7 am on Friday to head up to meet Joanne at Keepsake Quilting and Patternworks (for me) which was on the way. OMG, these places were wonderfully overwhelming! I only bought enough material to make only two 20-minute table runners that Denise taught me and some yarn for a few more smaller monsters. We arrived at the hotel about 2:15 and got set up for a weekend of non-stop quilting.
I could not get over the small group, a total of eight people. We had plenty of time to get to know everyone, get some assistance and get some work done. Denise and I were even rebels and stayed up until 11:30 on Friday night and were up and quilting at 7:15 on Saturday morning.
The food was wonderful! There was a suite were Michelle and Connie were sleeping that also had a full living roon, dining room and kitchen. Connie prepared all the meals for us. We never left hungry!
The food was wonderful! There was a suite were Michelle and Connie were sleeping that also had a full living roon, dining room and kitchen. Connie prepared all the meals for us. We never left hungry!
Here are some pictures of us working:
That is Joanne! And here is Denise, yeah she found her glasses:
Here is a group of all the retreat attendees:
This was the whole group of us. They are (from left to right in the back): Susan, Mary, Connie, Denise, Me, Michelle and in the sled: Joanne and Kathie.
I'll post some pictures of some projects in a couple of days!
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