We are back at my favorite quilt retreat spot.
Siena Retreat Center, in Racine, Wisconsin.
The nuns are always so welcoming and our accommodations,
are wonderful. Everyone arrived on Monday at various times, and set
up their work spaces. Everyone works at their own pace. The only time
that is structured is meals. I and a couple of others always have to go for
walks along the beach or through the wooded area surrounding the center.
There is always the quest for beach glass, and stones.
I always like to bring home a pile of stones that when wet look so pretty.
| Here are some of the fun quilts that were worked on. Love the kites. |
| I think this one is going to be for her husband, all the fabrics have bicycle on them. |
| This lady worked on a star. Great fabrics. |
| I am finally putting my Steampunk quilt together! It is still not done, forgot to bring a 14 inch square for the setting triangles. So close! |
| Sister Jean brought her "Starry Nights" quilt to show us it was all done. She put it all together, and hand quilted it. It is beautiful. |
| The Blue Bird of Happiness was watching over us. |
| Trout Lillie's were beginning to bloom. The forest area was filled with wildflowers beginning to bloom. I was in heaven. |
6 comments:
some real beauties here especially the tulip quilt. Sounds like a great time was had by everyone
Busy, busy! I especially love the tulips! The setting for your retreat sounds wonderful. I just signed up for a retreat on Cape Cod in September. I can't wait. What did you decide to work on next? I made backings and bindings for 5 small quilts over the weekend, and got them all basted. Ready for a quilting blitz.....
Looks like you had a marvelous time and got a lot done. The star quilt by Sister Jean is amazing!!
Looks like you had a wonderful retreat! Your steampunk is looking fantastic -- I love my steampunk quilt -- it's one of my favorite makes ever!
What a fun time you had! Your quilts, and the others you showed, are fabulous. I love the Steampunk one. Did you use scraps or did you have a collection of coordinated fabrics? That's a pattern I would love to make, someday.
Looks like you had a productive retreat along with others.
I stopped in Racine on a visit to Chicago in 2913, I recall a lovely huge antique mall there.
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