Living in Phoenix, we are not used to snow. Our retreat is at Tonto Rim View Lodge and it is only about 3 hours drive from home. Obviously a great deal of that trip is up hill!
Anyway, I am collecting my squares and strips and I plan on starting a new project, Bonnie Hunter's Oklahoma Backroads. It will be a wedding present that I need for late July. I have a mystery quilt clue that I plan to work on and maybe a UFO??? I plan on taking too much to work on.
I finished the mystery quilt from Quilts 4 Military, which was partially complete and on my design floor last Monday. If I decide to put borders on it, I will also take it along on the retreat. I have a navy blue wide fabric for the backing so no need to sew on it. If I put borders on it, I may use some of the backing fabric. It looks rectangular in this photo but it is actually square.
I didn't get a chance to post a stash report yesterday so I haven't counted the fabric in the top. Hopefully next Sunday I should have an extra good report after the retreat.
Here is a little treat for Judy L. It's a shame it is so heavy or I would have sent it to her to accompany her solar oven.
Many years ago, possible 35 or so, my BIL sent us this ROCK POT for a gift. We did a lot of camping and I guess he thought it would be practical. He doesn't camp but he bought one for himself as well.
There are no actual rocks but rather 2 cement discs, about 8" in diameter and maybe 2" thick. You heated them in your campfire and then put them in an insulated bucket. Put your food/pan on top and closed the lid.
My husband was cleaning out his workshop and came across this gem from long ago. It was never used. I sent a photo to my BIL and he was surprised we still had it. He had gotten rid of his 3 years ago when he moved. I don't know why we didn't get rid of ours when we moved 25 years ago.
Anyway we all had a good laugh. It has been given to Goodwill so maybe someone will actually get to use it.