There's a great antique store in McCall.
They kindly opened up for us.
Thank you to Gloria at
Farm to Market Antiques!
One of the gals dug around and found
herself a nice little Singer featherweight.
Kathy gave us a bias binding and
machine binding demo.
She's got a write up of the retreat on
As quilt tops were completed they
added them to the banister.
They all need a
little chocolate by now.
For dinner we ate
out on the patio.
Perfect evening.
Everyone got a fun gift.
After dinner, Rachel gave an excellent
Wilton Treat Pop demo.
They were so yummy.
Here's a follow-up post on Treat Pops!
Here's to Stacey and Des!
You guys are the best!
Thank you for the food
and the fun!
love you!
It was a wonderful retreat to be able
to escape, sew and relax in the mountains.
Half of the gals came back from last year.
They drove from CA, WA and ID.
So good to see everyone again and
have new friends join us.
I always like to have a treat for
the ride home for them.
This was one of my favorite things
to put together,
and I didn't get a picture
of all of the little blue boxes :(((.
Hope they enjoyed
Thanks for reading along.
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what a fun blue box!
ReplyDeleteGreat group of people and you had such a wonderful time. The blue box is a perfect idea. I need to remember that for the grand kids.
ReplyDeletePut me on your list for any upcoming retreats. Glad you moved this one to Sept as there is already snow in the Pass between here and my mom's place!
ReplyDeleteYou gals put on a super sweet retreat! Would love to attend some time!
ReplyDeleteLove those little snack boxes --- you're so clever! Looks like you guys had a great time -- AND it was productive. I spy ... GHASTLIES!!!! ;-D
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty quilt tops hanging on the bannister! Looks like a great retreat!
ReplyDeleteTell me how you got the names on the boxes? So cute!
ReplyDeleteOne of these days I'm going to come up there. I know I keep saying that but life gets in the way. SOmeday.
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