Last year J.J. Ruggers went to Martina Lesar's for a Saturday hook-in and it looks like it will become an annual event, as we were there again this weekend.
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We were greeted by Otis, a very affectionate young Burma Doodle. |
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There were about 16 of us. |
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Most opted to sit on the patio, under the umbrellas, beside Martina's log studio and store. |
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Some, "the sunshine hookers" chose the lawn. |
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We were there to hook and Sue was working on her pictorial of her grandchildren. |
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Leslie, on a William Morris sampler and |
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Pam, on a wide cut floral using wool and sari silk. I put backing on the bird mats. |
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We bought our lunches with us (except I forgot mine and had to rely on the generosity of others - thanks Pat) and there was no shortage of sweet treats. |
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When we needed a break from hooking we could wander Martina's lovely property. |
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Her studio |
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Her spring gardens |
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Her fields, defined by split rail fences and stone walls. |
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Her ancient horse and her "chatty" chickens. (Photo by Brit) |
And then, of course, there was always shopping:
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There was more sari silk this year. |
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It was so luscious I decided I had to try it |
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and bought some. It may go in Maya's rug. |
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Its very difficult to resist |
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even the regular wool. |
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Birthday cookies for Leslie, courtesy of Brit. |
For the second year in a row we were gifted with a perfect sunny day to hook, with friends, in a perfect location.
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