...so far!
This is my first year attending the NJ Shore Retreat and this is the view from the deck. Gorgeous!
That required a walk to the beach before it got too dark.
The view of the house we're staying in, I think there's 20 stitching ladies, with a couple of commuters.
Our middle of the day view.
First time I've seen all this on a horseshoe crab.
And what do stitch while at the beach? My Emerald Mermaid, of course!
I decided to frog the area that I started to stitch over one and go back to over two.
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That's if for now, the weekend isn't over yet.
Looks like a fun event and what a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteSimply can't imagine how much fun you must be having. Not only a beach but also like-minded people surrounding you. Must be bliss!
ReplyDeleteAstrid: How lovely you were able to attend a retreat.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of the ocean and crab.
Beautiful progress on the Mermaid.
Catherine
How lovely to spend a weekend stitching on the beach! I spent 2 days on the NJ shore last week and it was so relaxing. It must have been hard to stay inside and stitch when your at the beach!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to spend a few days. The mermaid is the perfect project for a seaside retreat too! I do love over one skin but mermaids have a little bit too much skin for all that work!
ReplyDeleteI am glad you are stitching her skin the way you are comfortable with Astrid. I hope you have a really great weekend.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great weekend, and you can get your sewing done too! Win win!
ReplyDeleteHave fun!
Barbara xx
Oh how fun. Ripping over one is next to impossible. Hope you were able to get it out without any damage.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great view! Very appropriate stitching piece you have there!
ReplyDeleteI hope that you had a lot of fun and got to relax a little.