I spent last week while I was on spring break from school "kitting" up some projects to take with me.
Now, you don't have to kit them up but it sure gives you a lot more time to sew if you do!
have 2 Christmas projects that I'd like to start with...This "At Home for the Holidays" by Heather Mulder Peterson and "Rectangle Reverie" which was in a Quilts and More magazine back in October.
Recently this Moda Bakeshop pattern called Chain of Faith caught Michelle's eye so one of those dreaded "lookie" emails went out to Robin and I and before you know it I had it kitted up from my stash and in a ziploc bag all ready to take to retreat too.
I have to admit that these are only 4 of the maybe 7 projects I will probably take with me and these are only the "fabric" kits. I kitted up tablerunners from stash woolfelt for the girls as well as pincushion kits and table runners.
If you've never been to a quilting retreat with a dozen or more women, you MUST try and find one and go. Angela, who organizes ours is the hostess extroadinaire.... The food's not fancy and the accomodations are not 5 star, we actually stay at a christian campground...but the friendships and memories are 5 star!!!
As the time draws closer and closer i get more and more anxious to be leaving on that never ending drive.....I wouldn't miss this adventure for the world......and this year, I am doing it in May and again in November!
3 comments:
Wow, what a treat! I love quilt retreats, and with a group of friends they must be really special.
Wow, Peggy, you'd better hurry up or you're not going to have time to get you stuff together for retreat!! LOL!!! I started doing a little bit of "kitting" up of some of the projects I hope to accomplish at retreat.
All I can say is...ARE WE THERE YET???? WOOHOOO!! yer putting me to shame with all yer planning girlie..I'm gonna have to ride in the trunk this year out of shame lol
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