It's an Amineko Party
Hi Everyone ...
Yesterday (Saturday) I joined a group of women, two of whom I have known via blogging and Facebook for five or so years, but have never actually met face to face. One of these lovely ladies, Susan (along with her beautiful daughter Renata) has regular get togethers, which she calls UFO days (or occasionally Stitch & Bitch days !), where the attendees bring whatever stitching / knitting / crocheting / whatever project they happen to be working on, along with a plate of something to share for lunch. Susan has been inviting me to join this group for quite a few months, but various circumstances have stopped me from being able to attend. This month, I decided that nothing would stop me from attending !!
So, after dropping Elisabeth off at work in the morning, I filled my car up with petrol, and off I went with my Google Maps instructions on how to get there. It took around 2 hours, there was a bit of traffic, but eventually I got there, just before 11am.
There were around 8 or 9 women there, as the day progressed, and the room was full of crafting and chatting. We had a lovely lunch, there was a great variety, and lots of it. I had made some mini quiches, which everyone seemed to like, as they were all eaten.
Susan has a family of Amineko cats (and a dog) which she has crocheted, so I took my Amineko cat, Neko, along for a visit ... he loved meeting Susan's critters, and it seemed they had lots of fun catching up.
Here is a photo of the 4 of them ... My Neko is the one on the left !!
Here is a photo of Susan, Renata and myself (hmmm, you'd think I would've smiled a little bit, wouldn't you !?!?! I've never liked myself in photos, and in this one I am all shiny ... oh well ... Susan and Renata look great !!)
As the afternoon progressed, the sky started to darken, and as the majority of us had travelled from Melbourne (the gathering was just outside of Castlemaine), people started heading home so as not to get caught in the forecast storm. I left around 4pm, and had an easy drive home, arriving just as the rain started spitting.
I had a great day meeting these lovely two ladies, along with all the other ladies that were there. I am really bad with names, so unfortunately I cannot remember most of their names ... I hope they forgive me when next we meet, if I don't know them by name !!!
I just want to say a big thank you to Susan and Renata for inviting me, and for opening their home on a regular basis like this. I look forward to joining the group again, as it was a wonderful day.
Happy crafting, everyone ...
Take care,
Yesterday (Saturday) I joined a group of women, two of whom I have known via blogging and Facebook for five or so years, but have never actually met face to face. One of these lovely ladies, Susan (along with her beautiful daughter Renata) has regular get togethers, which she calls UFO days (or occasionally Stitch & Bitch days !), where the attendees bring whatever stitching / knitting / crocheting / whatever project they happen to be working on, along with a plate of something to share for lunch. Susan has been inviting me to join this group for quite a few months, but various circumstances have stopped me from being able to attend. This month, I decided that nothing would stop me from attending !!
So, after dropping Elisabeth off at work in the morning, I filled my car up with petrol, and off I went with my Google Maps instructions on how to get there. It took around 2 hours, there was a bit of traffic, but eventually I got there, just before 11am.
There were around 8 or 9 women there, as the day progressed, and the room was full of crafting and chatting. We had a lovely lunch, there was a great variety, and lots of it. I had made some mini quiches, which everyone seemed to like, as they were all eaten.
Susan has a family of Amineko cats (and a dog) which she has crocheted, so I took my Amineko cat, Neko, along for a visit ... he loved meeting Susan's critters, and it seemed they had lots of fun catching up.
Here is a photo of the 4 of them ... My Neko is the one on the left !!
Here is a photo of Susan, Renata and myself (hmmm, you'd think I would've smiled a little bit, wouldn't you !?!?! I've never liked myself in photos, and in this one I am all shiny ... oh well ... Susan and Renata look great !!)
As the afternoon progressed, the sky started to darken, and as the majority of us had travelled from Melbourne (the gathering was just outside of Castlemaine), people started heading home so as not to get caught in the forecast storm. I left around 4pm, and had an easy drive home, arriving just as the rain started spitting.
I had a great day meeting these lovely two ladies, along with all the other ladies that were there. I am really bad with names, so unfortunately I cannot remember most of their names ... I hope they forgive me when next we meet, if I don't know them by name !!!
I just want to say a big thank you to Susan and Renata for inviting me, and for opening their home on a regular basis like this. I look forward to joining the group again, as it was a wonderful day.
Happy crafting, everyone ...
Take care,