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| went on retreat to prosser in eastern washington ~ we stayed here at the quilted country inn...so much charm and PLENTY of room |
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| shopped next door at the sewing basket quilt shop with another very large shop in the back~ the owners marilyn and ben were the BEST hosts ever xo |
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| we had this beautiful view of the yakima river from our sewing room ~ |
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| made one of these ~ easy peasy |
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| made one of these also thanks to carey organizing and helping ME a lot~ NOT easy peasy for ME... |
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| i was over ambitious as usual but did finish piecing TWO large and very lovely quilts... more here and here |
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| and i found this sunbonnet sue treasure here ~ she needs a bit of love but is in pretty good shape |
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| each dress is different...the embroidery is so sweet...hand quilted w a small scale clamshell... |
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| this bad girl needs some serious love |
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| but most are just lovely |
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| most of the sweet girls face each other xo LOVE IT !! |
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| the rug arrived while i was away and nick moved it in for me xo....a bit brighter than i thought ice blue would be but it is growing on me...xo |
and we loved this one so much we have another booked ~ only this time we are going in the fall [decided on because we had to travel through a winter storm mountain pass yesterday to get home] looking forward to it already xo
happy monday xo pam
linking up with randi @ show and tell tuesday xo
Looks like a real nice time : ) what a darling house and yellow to boot!
ReplyDeleteI love your sunbonnet quilt . . . and it looks so soft, too. I haven't been to Prosser in such a long time. I went there and took a hot air balloon ride for my 50th birthday. We almost crash landed on the freeway . . . had cars pulling over and getting out to see if we were okay. That was a birthday to remember, LOL. Gosh, that was 18 years ago :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great day and happy quilting.
Your blogging sister, Connie :)
A gorgeous place to stay and a quilt shop next door...heaven!! It looks as if you had a wonderfully creative time. Love, love, love the sunbonnet quilt....one could perhaps commit murder for that one!!!
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