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Sorry Bordello, but some are on walkers and a cane but what a fabulous week we had!!
If any of you come to Maine and go to Bar Harbor take the time to go across the bay to Winter Harbor. and Schoodic point. hardly any people and the views and the water is hard to describe. they treated us right this week. it is an old Navy base that has been decommissioned and turned into a convention center. lodging is on the old apartments all fully furnished. we lacked nothing but more time to enjoy it. the food was top rate. not fancy but good home cooked. not Sysco or portion packed LOL hot popovers, blueberry scones and more was our break time snacks. dinners were poached salmon with dill sauce and roasted mushroom soup. lobster dinner was one night and they made homemade blueberry pies. our camp store was right by the kitchen so I could see and small all they were doing. even home made cookies and we got the rejects lol.
here are a few pics of the place and the rugs. we had three teachers there and they each had about 15-20 in their class. they did all different styles of work and it was amazing watching these rugs come to life.
the dining room
there were 6 stone sculptors there for 6 weeks and this is the one girl carver and the computer image of what she hope to be able to do with the stone she is working with
Terrific post! What a building. My mom goes to knitting camps. Same passion! She has yarn/projects all over her house. Kinda like me with lump, woods, spices ect!
Thanks Julie.
you MUST stop posting all those great rugs people are working on - you are giving me the itch to bring out my stuff and work on a rug - and I have way too much knitting to do ...
We have a lot of customers that knit and hook they knit in the summer and hook in the winter. I have not patiants to knit LOL tried it a few times and it is just not me :evil:
the porcupine was up the clump of birch's just out side the window of the dining room. he was so funny coming down and was slow so I had to take some pics.
the amazing thing about that cat face is it is being hooked in a #8 cut. I know that does not really mean anything to you LOL but that is 1/4 inch wide strip. very wide for a hooker to use for that type of rug. usually it would be a #2,#3 or #4 that is 2/32, 3/32 or 4/32 (1/8) the 2 and 3 are like two or three threads wide. very tiny and fine. but incredible details when you work with that fine a wool fabric strip. so the cat is really something.
this pansy is in a #4
another fine cut piece
I especially like the porcupine pics. Anyone have any good recipes for porcupine? Pulled porcupine butt? Porcupine kabobs on their own quills? The porcupinator? Porcupine wrapped in bacon?
It was great Kent, I was worried about all those ladies for 5 days all living together, but it went fine. we did have one Guy in the group LOL we called him Pimpdaddy... I figured if everyone was still smiling by fri then we were going to be OK. they were smiling and quite a few singed up for next year already. so I am happy LOL
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree Likei swear that i recognize many of them!
what's the deal on the porcupine?
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeWalkers and canes, guess they can't out run me. :laugh:
Now there is one gal that caught my eye.
Looks like y'all had a really good time. The pictures were nice and of course the female stone carver, good for her.
Hope you're enjoying Egg food now that you're home.
My Best,
Bordello
Hooker Lover :lol:
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What a mental image as I was clicking to read the post. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
I was at the picture looking at 4 ladies work and thinking how amazing. Then the last picture and saw the shading detail work. Wow!!!
I would think the people had a great time looking, talking, sharing with one another.
GG
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another fine cut piece
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeThe work is just amazing. It has got to be fun working with this as well as with all the wonderful people.
Kent
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If you have sign ups for next year you did more than a little right. Congratulations on a successful event.
Kent
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