This retreat was in an historic hotel/mercantile so our charming rooms (all of them entirely different and wonderful), restaurant and huge meeting room were under one roof with no restrictions on how late or early we could sew. If you haven't quilted at a retreat in your jammies, it's high time you did!!
Because I'm a fast quilter, I always bring a few extra projects.
I'm attending a 1st birthday party at the end of the month for my daughter's best friend's baby. Her cousin, who's more like a sister to her, is celebrating her 5th birthday. I made the baby's dress (on the left) and a coordinating top for the 5-year old on the right. I also made coordinating shoes and a hat for the baby but don't have a photo.
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7 comments:
I love quilting retreats and the setting for this one sounds wonderful. The recipient of the little outfits you made is going to look adorable in them.
Love the quilt. I've never been to a retreat, but I have quilted in my jammies. The dress and shirt are just too cute for words. They are going to look adorable together!
McCloud sounds like a perfect place to enjoy scenery while quilting! Great job on the mystery quilt, it is very pretty.
Adorable baby and little girl clothes. You are fast, indeed!
Fantastic!! Next time I am going to do the mystery retreat!! Sounds like a blast and a bit more of a challenge than my retreat. I love your design!!
Boy...you must be a quick sewer...I feel the need to sew girls clothing after seeing those adorable outfits.
I've never been to a quilting retreat but it sounds like fun. Your mystery quilt looks great, and your baby clothes are wonderful as usual. Lucky little girls.
I love your quilt. The fabrics are unusual, to me, but they go together so well.
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