While I may have gotten off to a rough start -- unstitching more than I stitched -- things have smoothed out and a lot of progress has been made. Frankly, it wouldn't matter if I never accomplished a thing in this peaceful setting.
I arrived at February Hill Retreat Center in Jonesborough, TN about noon on Monday and was faced with deciding which of the nine projects would be first on the agenda. I chose Harriet's Legacy which, according to my notes only needed five more blocks to be a small top.
My notes lied! The second round of the medallion was not even together and the HSTs in the third round bear paws were being recalcitrant, so I put that project into timeout and moved on to Weaver Fever. Before bedtime I had added inner and outer borders.
On Tuesday I added borders to Jack's in the Pond ...
what a pretty place - nice to make progress on projects
ReplyDeleteSo fun to see your progress! I love that background fabric for the RSC sampler.
ReplyDeleteI meant to say that farbling is a brand new word to me. I had to look it up and I love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a spot for a retreat and just look at all you are accomplishing, Libby. Amazing.
Four tops in 3 days, plus finishing off a stack of blocks is great progress Libby! It will be interesting to see what drew you at TN Quilts.
ReplyDeleteIt tickles me that you went out and got a new project to work on! Can't wait to see!
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