(Yes, it's true! I finally got something in Interweave Knits- the Marigold Sweater in the Summer issue).
As a rather sharp departure from my usual mode of self-employed solitude, I spent most of the past week and a half at two different (and very enjoyable) retreats. I neglected to bring my camera to either, so here's a couple of pictures borrowed from friends who did (thanks ladies!).
That's me in the back corner looking studious.
First I attended the Spinning Loft's retreat in Pennsylvania, held at a stunningly gorgeous B&B. The focus was breed studies, and I enjoyed it more than I can say. Suffice to say I am now in possession of two items I swore I'd never buy: wool combs and dirty fleece. Thanks to Beth for getting me over my fear of both.
What a view, right? (p.s. Great picture Sonya!)
I was home a grand total of 2 days, then I was off again, this time to a knitting retreat organized by my friend Tina on the shores of Lake Huron, just north of Port Huron. I spent the next few days knitting (yes, on work projects mostly) and spinning a bit too (since the previous weekend had gotten me in the mood). It was so relaxing.
So now I'm back, scrambling to get my ducks back in a row where they belong. Wish me luck!
2 comments:
I'm in metro Detroit...Just wondering who held the knitting retreat on Lake Huron? I've been to quilting retreats, but never heard of a knitter's variety!
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