On Saturday morning, I hosted a little Stitch Together for folks in the area, and we had a very lovely time embroidering, eating fondue, chatting, and sipping cool beverages.
Posts like this make me feel like a bad blogger, because I really didn't take many photos. In fact, if I hadn't brought my sister along, there wouldn't have been any! But take a peek at the fun we had, then come back Thursday, when I'll share how to make the pincushions we made together!
Some folks were stitching for the very first time (there was a collective gasp in the room when that was announced!), some brought their very organized embroidery floss, and we had baby Nora to entertain us when we weren't stitching!
Supplies all over, chocolate, and new friends? Yes, please!
Ah, looks and sounds wonderful! That is definitely something I would love to take part in! How fun! xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting. I absolutely loved coming and being apart of (& finishing my first embroidery project ever!!!) :) I look forward to another stitch together.
ReplyDeleteas i was threading needles the other day, i thought of you :)
Deletethanks again, mollie and anna, for hosting the fun!
<3 mary
I wish I was there! I am a bit far away...but you gave me a good inspiration! ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! looking forward to the pincushion tutorial - since I am too far to come! thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like THE most fun! So sweet, makes me want to do some crafting with friends.
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How fun!!! This looks like it was a grand day!! xo
ReplyDeletesigh...thanks Mollie (&Anna!) for posting a recap so I can live vicariously through the pictures :)
ReplyDeleteWish I could have been there! Next time I'll have to make the drive down.
ReplyDeleteps. That teacup fabric is too cute!
Looks like such a fun time!! xo Heather
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting Molly! I had a really good time and it was very nice to meet you. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I was able to come out and stitch with you and the others. Thank you for the lovely day!
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