It started with a quick visit with my cousin and her family. I had to share some photos of her animal family. She is helping take care of these orphaned lambs until they are big enough to return to the herd. The Angora rabbits she keeps for the fiber to spin. This is one very busy household.
Once at the camp, we jumped right in working on a variety of different rugs. Most of my students all started new projects this week.
Monday evening we were all invited to Barb's for a wonderful reception. Unbeknownst to her it was also a surprise celebration (organized by her daughter, Robin) of the Woolley Fox's 20 years in business. Congratulations Barb!! I couldn't get enough of her beautiful surroundings, warm and charming hardly say enough. Rugs and other handiwork, old and new everywhere. Amazing eye-candy.
Tuesday evening I taught a quick needle felted bag. Most had never done it before. Fun results.
Wednesday was the rug show in the town hall. There were also beautiful antique coverlets on display from the National Museum of American Coverlet in Bedford, PA and a charming display of children's artwork from the local schools. These beautiful rugs speak for themselves, but had to include some of the kid's work.
Back to camp with a few photos from my fellow teachers, student projects.
Last day we previewed the rugs my students worked on through the week. Lots of fun techniques taught and used. Can't wait to see them finished!
A few more pieces from other classes
Next years camp is set, April 27 - May 1, 2014 -- 4 great teachers to choose from, and I promise you will love it! Great accommodations, food, fun, inspiration and new friends to meet.
WOW! Looks so amazing!
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Thanks for sharing!
Lori Ann
Ali ~
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for taking the time to post all those wonderful pictures! So many fantastic rugs and the Woolley Fox pics are too cool.
I've been to the coverlet museum and it is so worth visiting.
Hugs :)
Lauren
These beautiful rugs are so inspiring !
ReplyDeleteLove all of the colors and different techniques.
Rose
What an amazing camp, love the rugs and pieces being made, and it looks like a wonderful place for a retreat.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Great pictures!! It was almost like being there ~ almost!! Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteBoy oh boy what a treat. Soon my friends and I will be at Woolley Fox for camp again.
ReplyDeleteSaundra
beautiful...just beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteWish I could have been there! What a great post with all the wonderful pictures. Maria
Thanks for sharing these amazing pictures of such beautiful rugs!!!!
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