Blind Man's Fancy reproduced from an old quilt from New York.
Old gnarly juniper tree.
Geese crossing. Looks how lovely this day was!
Christy got a lot accomplished.
She was also working on Bonnie Hunter's mystery.
Michelle had a lot going on!
Trying to decide on borders.
Wine usually helps the decision making process. Especially if it has a hiker and mountain on the bottle!! LOL
Taking a look from above to see if it cohesive. We declared it was!
We admired her harvest moon.
Looks like I was piecing my background for Together Again 2020 Quiltalong.
I got binding and labels made for quilts I've sent off to be quilted.
I hope you are having a fantastic week!!
Looks like you had a fun and productive time. Where did you find the information about 100 hikes?
ReplyDeleteLove the quilts! Makes me want to get my WIPS out and get busy.
ReplyDeletelovely progress....a nearby pond has become the winter home of about 200 canada geese...and i've got the lincoln museum quilt on my list too!
ReplyDeleteThose quilts look amazing !!! love outdoor photos.
ReplyDeletelooks like a great retreat. what fun!
Oh your quilts are gorgeous !!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these photos and give a hug to Christy for me please !!
Hugs to you too !
Amazing progress by each of you in all directions! And, I had to do a search back through your posts regarding Blind Man's Fancy.... it's beautiful and just became another pattern added to my bucket list! Love the colors and motion that you bring into balance so much!!
ReplyDeleteOh what fun! We all need retreats to recharge the batteries. Kudos on all your progress!
ReplyDeleteIt was a great weekend. Thank you ladies again.
ReplyDeleteIt was a wonderful weekend! Its always fun to quilt with friends!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great retreat ... you got a lot done and there was a lot of inspiration around you. Always nice to be able to take a walk to get some fresh air, clear the head, and absorb nature.
ReplyDeleteThe Lincoln Museum quilt is wonderful! The retreat must have been oh so fun. I had two quilting friends here for two nights last week. So enjoyable sewing to our heart's content.
ReplyDeleteLove the pics of both your quilts hanging out on the fence. I've often wished I could just leave a quilt hanging off of our balcony to welcome us home. lol Looks like a great time was had by all at the retreat.:) Great job getting your binding all prepped and ready to go!
ReplyDeleteI love the first two quilts, so authentic. This is where you truly excel. Looks like a fun retreat, great projects! Who is making the big Snowman quilt, I love it.
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing better than a fun and productive retreat.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilts! Looks like a fun & productive time!
ReplyDeleteI love both of those first two quilts. They make my heart beat faster. :)
ReplyDeleteLove the area you were in--can't believe the deer didn't bolt. Were you using a good zoom?
It appears you ladies had a really good time!
Great photos...I'm so envious....I haven't been on a quilt retreat since May, 2010....sigh!
ReplyDeleteLove the quilts you have made and the others too! The scenery is amazing too, where are you? Is this OR or WA? I am from the Netherlands and always curious where the beautiful places are.
ReplyDeleteLove all the quilts Lori, but especially the Lincoln Museum and the Blind Mans Fancy quilts.
ReplyDeleteFancy the deer not moving, but I guess they are used to people being around them. They must be in your garden at times, to be eating the flowers. :-)
Lincoln's Museum quilt and Blind Man's Fancy are fabulous!!! Wow!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning pictures!!! Now, which mountain is wearing a beautiful mantle of snow behind the geese??? Looks like retreat is fabulous for all you ladies!
ReplyDeletelovely quilts, looks like such fun, stitching together
ReplyDeleteLove the reproduction quilts! What fun you must have had laughing, chatting, sewing and eating, and HIKING!
ReplyDeleteLooks like such a fun retreat! Thanks for sharing!
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