Well another retreat in the books….so much fun..so many new friends…so many projects…the food is the best ev retreat food ever!!!
Some of them were even re-designed…so awesome!!!
I was busy teaching 45 lovely ladies that I did not take time to take some photos!!!
But then we had show & tell…
These ladies are super talented and very prolific!
At the end of retreat we gave away 9 finished projects as door prizes!!! There was so much excitement I only got a few pics of them…enjoy your door prizes girls!!!
Well all good things must come to an end…but we will be doing it again June 2017…call the CA shop if you want to get in on the fun!!!The spots fill up fast! Thank you ladies for all the wonderful inspiration!
Show and tell is the best part of a retreat/guild meeting/sew day!
Thanks for sharing the photos. Looks like you all had a lot of fun! I love the too that looks like lattice/chains. Is that one of your patterns. I’d like to find out what the name of it is. Thanks.
Should have been ‘top’ instead of ‘too’.
What wonderful quilters! So many quilts and projects to love.
Lisa, is the sixth picture from the last your block of the week?
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Looks like fun…When will you be teaching your next Punchneedle class.I would like to take the class.Lois Hussey
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I love all the show and tell! Your blog is so inspirational. I love everything you do. I am curious thou if you happen to have the name of the pattern or designer for that halloween embroidered one that is in the colours, not the scroll. I already have the scroll pattern by Crabapple Hill. I haven’t seen that other one before and i am a huge Halloween fanatic. Especially love the wool applique from show and tell. Thanks for sharing.
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Love the quilt that spells out Christmas when it does anyone know the name of that pattern?
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Lisa, will you be posting an official corrected pattern for Block 24? I can probably figure it out, but I love to work from an accurate pattern. Thanks so much!
You bet
Love the show & tell! Great seeing fellow quilting sisters…far, far away!
love all the photos of retreat – good to see what others are doing!
Lisa, I love the Christmas quilt with candy canes for the first block. Can you tell me the name so I can look it up on your website. Thank you thank you!
That’s a pattern called Christmas Traditions by Farmhouse Threads.
Looks like a great time was had by all… and some lovely projects too
Temecula in June sounds like fun! Beautiful quilts done by the ladies. Thanks for showing us.
In reading the other comments, I see part of my questions have already been answered, Block 24 – MY FAVORITE OF ALL OF THEM!!!! by the way!!! looks like you have correction notes on it, but I see that you have already noted a correction is coming. Thank You. On the correction of Block 16, will you have a “color” version as well?
I went to print it, and it was not like the original, and was only B/W. I don’t want to be a “whiner”, but it would be nice if all the patterns were the same when printed out. So they will look nice inside the cute pattern book I am putting them into!! Thank you so much, this is the most adorable Christmas blocks, and I hope I have this quilt completed and QUILTED by next Christmas………..no way thats happening this year!
What beautiful creations! Thanks for sharing.
thanks Nancy!
What is the pattern for the cream background quilt with the wool flowers? I know it must be a PG design??
need more info?
I think you are talking about the summer block of the week freebie quilt that Lisa did last summer? I believe it is called A Penny Gathering. The lady holding it did a lovely job. Beautiful design, Lisa.
What a great retreat, Lisa! Thanks for posting all the pictures…it brought me right back there! So many talented switchers in one place!
If anyone from this retreat can give me the name of the quilt in red and white with the embroidered birds on it, I would be thrilled. I think it is one of my favorites!
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