A group of eight friends got together to create our own quilt retreat at Camp Assiniboia for the May long weekend. We had a great time quilting, eating, hiking by the Assiniboine River and laughing!
Camp Assiniboia is awesome. It is located in a bend in the Assiniboine River and is very scenic. Early Saturday morning Cynthia and I were up soon enough to catch a glimpse of 9 deer walking about the area.
We even did a few demonstrations. Marj demoed how to make a flange binding and a hotdog pillow case. Yvonne demonstrated how to make a child's apron from two fat quarters. I demoed three different applique techniques I had learned in the last year.
Camp Assiniboia is awesome. It is located in a bend in the Assiniboine River and is very scenic. Early Saturday morning Cynthia and I were up soon enough to catch a glimpse of 9 deer walking about the area.
Looking out our kitchen window at the deer. |
Some deer a little closer |
Cynthia's first quilt, a New York Beauty, from a class last fall by Marj! |
Cynthia's One Block Wonder coming together. |
The back of a wildlife quilt Cynthia was working on. |
A pillowcase for Marj's grandson. (My landscape quilt is hanging in the background.) |
Faye showing off her Escher-esque quilt. Cynthia and Yvonne checking out a Celtic Quilt book. |
Beth finishes her pizza quilt. |
Beth finishes her New York Beauty wall quilt too! |
I finish Serenity quilt. |
Joyce finishes a Cancer lap quilt for her sister in law who will undergo chemotherapy next month. |
Deciding on boarder colours for the lap quilt. |
Faye working on the Buggy Barn applique quilt. She finished! (Sorry I didn't get a photo of it done!) |
We even did a few demonstrations. Marj demoed how to make a flange binding and a hotdog pillow case. Yvonne demonstrated how to make a child's apron from two fat quarters. I demoed three different applique techniques I had learned in the last year.
Yvonne cutting the armhole for a child's apron. |
Child's apron demo close up. |
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