Claudia finished her quilt top with Alaska fabrics, commemorating a family trip.
My mom pieced 2(!) tops with Asian fabrics- these will be great machine quilting practice for me.
And I get to keep one when they're done!
Linda started a fun challenge- 180 4" squares completed in the next year, or 1 every other day. See how hard she's working!
And Janet reverse-sewed these fun prints when her design wasn't working out. I'm sure it will turn into something great!
Don't be fooled by this picture. Honestly, my usual look at a retreat is still in my pj's, with unwashed hair til lunch time, but I thought I'd spruce it up for the blog and put on some real clothes. Check out the wrist pincushion- I love it!
A couple more friends came by, although I didn't get pictures of everybody. Marilyn, Janice, Debbie, and Wendy- hope you had a fun time too!
Thanks to my mom for hosting a great weekend!
Great pic! I love having this retreat. It is always a productive one for me. Thanks for making the trip in Ang.
ReplyDeleteYou sure were productive! I think it really jump-started my productivity, so I gotten more done in the week since I got back.
DeleteI was so glad to see you! Don't tell your mom, but I hear she let Ginger in after you left and it got so cold... You definitely inspired me on my "reverse sewing" project, and I have the book coming in from the library, so I'll keep you posted! Working a LITTLE outside the box....
ReplyDeleteI had heard rumors about Ginger getting in...Dan was glad to hear it! Maybe I'll see the "reverse sewing" project at the March retreat- hmm, could that become the title of quilt?
DeleteRight up there with the "Damn Farm Quilt"...the "Reverse Sewing" quilt!
DeleteGlad to hear the retreat was fun for all! Inspired by your blog, I have changed the picture on my econ department website. You and Mom should take a look! (And let me know if I should go back to the more boring but more professional Williams campus shot.)
ReplyDeleteI love the new picture! I think it expresses your fun but still very professional interest in taxes. Glad to hear the blog has inspired someone!
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