How would you like to sew at a wonderful retreat house named Sunset Ranch out in the country?
Horses graze in the field outside the windows while we stay inside and sew :-)
Sunset Ranch is owned by Barbara Clark who also owns Batiks Galore, also on the premises.
Sunset Ranch sleeps up to 12 quilters with six bedrooms and six bathrooms shared between those who come to sew the weekend away.
There is ample sewing space, tons of light, a full sized kitchen, lots of ironing surfaces and cutting tables in a room lined completely with design walls!
It's the perfect place for our Star Struck class today!
It's a great day to be sharing a bit of Texas countryside :-)
11 comments:
It looks like so much fun!
Can't wait to see pictures of this one!
What a wonderful location for quilting fun! Like a mini-retreat!
Love the star struck pattern.....especially with batiks!
LOVE LOVE LOVE that quilt. Should you need to make another, please send this one to me... heck I'll even pay the postage...what a deal!
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JUlieinTN
Lord, what is wrong with my eyes? I looked at the fourth picture down. There's a chair with a black sweater draped over it. I thought someone brought their baby calf to the retreat! It is Texas after all. And no, I have not been drinking tonight. ;-) Too much studying - taking a break.
Used to live just out side Mansfield, TX and nice to see the old stomping grounds. Glad you had a great time.
Oh, that looks great! Love Texas and Texans! Bet you're having a wonderful time!
Looks fabulous and I just love the quilt.
I wish I was there but must work for my living - nice place to dream of tho. I am really attracted to the quilt! thanks for getting my daydreams going. Cindy
Someday I'll will be in a picture like this. It looks like so much fun. I'll go to one of Bonnie's classes. ;) lol
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