Picture this scene if you will:
35 degree C [ something mid 90 ish F ] and stick-you-to-your-seat humid because we'd finally had some rain, aircon not really helping, enough perspiration to make one wish for shares in a deoderant company.
35 degree C [ something mid 90 ish F ] and stick-you-to-your-seat humid because we'd finally had some rain, aircon not really helping, enough perspiration to make one wish for shares in a deoderant company.
'orrible, right?
Wrong.
We were having an absolute BALL.
David went off to a 4-day camp at Airey's Inlet and not being one to waste the opportunity, I hung a quilt on the gatepost and invited some of my quilting / knitting girlies to descend on the acreage for a couple of days. I didn't give them much warning, but still Felicity, Megan, Deb, Marcie, Robyn and Barb took me up on the invitation. Sylvia and Jeanette joined us when they could, andNadie [ hey sweety which bit of the HTML do I need to delete to get rid of these bulletpoints?] and The Boy and the cats came up too. We were expecting Chris and Maz , Bernadette and Di but family duties and illness intervened :[
Wrong.
We were having an absolute BALL.
David went off to a 4-day camp at Airey's Inlet and not being one to waste the opportunity, I hung a quilt on the gatepost and invited some of my quilting / knitting girlies to descend on the acreage for a couple of days. I didn't give them much warning, but still Felicity, Megan, Deb, Marcie, Robyn and Barb took me up on the invitation. Sylvia and Jeanette joined us when they could, and
Still, with the lesser numbers we all managed to fit around the kitchen table.
drank lots
talked lots
shared Chantelle [ that's Central Vic Quilterspeak for Show-n-tell ]
laughed lots
and did a modicum of quilting, knitting, beading and crochet as the mood demanded.
It was
Blogger is currently unwilling to let me post any more photos so I'll do that tomorrow. Same bat time same bat channel.
9 comments:
I really wish I could have been there too....Chris had a tummy bug of sorts...but I hope to be up there sometime this month for Fryerstown Antique Fair!!!
well you were missed:[
wasn't it fun? :) i would have arm wrestled you for megan's quilt - i would love to make one of those...
well it's certainly a doable little project for next time you are up ... or maybe we could just agree to work on them separately one day when W is in a 'leave mummy alone for an hour or two' mood?
Sounds like a wonderful way to while away the days! Be glad that I am umpty-gajillion miles away...I'd have fought you all for the cat quilt! And I'm a tough, old sheep... ;)
Hey, it's no longer blogless megan here!!!!
I have put a link for mini quilt on my blog, Dolls House Quilts.
Blogging is fun :)
Oh! Susan, you showed great restaint over that cat quilt ! mind you if I had been able to make it you would have had to beat me to it
The cat quilt is darling, but so is the cat on top of the pile of quilts! It's too bad I'm so far away--I'd love to spend a weekend, or a couple of days, quilting and knitting! Maybe Sheepish Annie and I will crash your next party??
spent Christmas in NZ bought some delightful wool over there, would have loved to buy more but space was at a premium, I can see I will have a lovely new scarf this winter
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