I'm packing stuff up today to head for a retreat tomorrow. I think I have just about all my quilt stuff gathered up. I have my machine, rolling chair, small folding table, ott light, extension cords, super duper steam iron, best press, plenty of scissors and a couple of rotary cutters and the mat, extra machine needles, and at least 4 projects to work on. Oh, maybe I should throw in some clothes?
Rulers!! I better go grab some rulers and stick in the pile. |
I see several of you have been or are going on retreats, what sort of retreats are they.?. I thought they may be religious based but if you are taking machines etc I guess they cannot be.
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Originally Posted by loopywren
I see several of you have been or are going on retreats, what sort of retreats are they.?. I thought they may be religious based but if you are taking machines etc I guess they cannot be.
At our retreat we go to a church camp because they have dorms, a big dining room and they'll feed us two times a day all for the low price of a hundred bucks each for 4 days. We just have them feed us brunch and supper and have a whole table loaded with all sorts of munchies for during the day. |
I will be going on a retreat next month. I always take 2 sewing machines!! If one breaks I don't want to just watch everyone else having all the fun!!! We have a cabin in the woods at a Church camp. It's beautiful there. Love my retreats and go twice a year in April and October.
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Sounds like a wonderful time!!
I wanna go on a quilt retreat!!!!! |
Originally Posted by Jeanniejo
I will be going on a retreat next month. I always take 2 sewing machines!! If one breaks I don't want to just watch everyone else having all the fun!!! We have a cabin in the woods at a Church camp. It's beautiful there. Love my retreats and go twice a year in April and October.
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Thank you,that sounds great. Over here a retreat would be to a religious place though you don't have to be religious to go to one.. more like finding peace I guess. I find it interesting the different meanings we have either side of the pond, for some words.
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Originally Posted by Scissor Queen
Originally Posted by loopywren
I see several of you have been or are going on retreats, what sort of retreats are they.?. I thought they may be religious based but if you are taking machines etc I guess they cannot be.
At our retreat we go to a church camp because they have dorms, a big dining room and they'll feed us two times a day all for the low price of a hundred bucks each for 4 days. We just have them feed us brunch and supper and have a whole table loaded with all sorts of munchies for during the day. |
No predictions, but I would take a good seam ripper. Maybe it's like an umbrella. If you take it you won't need it. Have a great time.
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Originally Posted by cherylynne
No predictions, but I would take a good seam ripper. Maybe it's like an umbrella. If you take it you won't need it. Have a great time.
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Yeah, bring some clothes, but only if you have room!! lol
Have a wonderful time!!!!!!!!!!!! :D |
Have a great time
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Our guild has a retreat twice a year. It is held at a church campground. They feed you and you just quilt. We have from 50-70 people attend so you see lots of ideas. Take a small notebook to jot down the patterns, book names, etc. And don't forget your toothbrush and towel for showers. After over 8 years of retreats, someone still forgets things.
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Originally Posted by imatopper
Our guild has a retreat twice a year. It is held at a church campground. They feed you and you just quilt. We have from 50-70 people attend so you see lots of ideas. Take a small notebook to jot down the patterns, book names, etc. And don't forget your toothbrush and towel for showers. After over 8 years of retreats, someone still forgets things.
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I have a friend who goes on quilt retreats regularly, and she really enjoys them.
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sounds like a brilliant idea for someone to come up with in england.
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