PurpleBecca

Hi guys!

Our first ever wwoofer left last week and as well as lots of new gardening and cooking skills - she made her first ever quilt!

I know you would all have been so proud of her!

The thing is - she left Ireland and went back to Lexington in Massachusetts and I wish I had advised her to enter it in a show over - it was soooo nice.

She is only 16 and its her first ever....

Any ideas where she could enter it?

p.s. If you were wondering what Wwoofer stands for look up wwoof.ie. PBX

Glassquilt

Looked it up - interesting. Thanks

amma

I bet she took home many memories besides a beautiful quilt :D:D:D

QuiltE

I can't help you with your Massachusetts question.

Just wanted to congratulate you on being a great WWOOF host. I have friends who head to New Zealand every winter and part of their time is spent as WWOOFers! A farm nearby to me hosts WWOOFers every summer!

PurpleBecca

Wwoofing experience is fabulous!!! We have had such a great summer with our girls. Will definitely continue to do it through the winter if we can. Our smallholding has never looked so well.

Will post a picture of Miriam's quilt when I get a chance.

jansquiltn

Thank you for helping me learn something new today.

helou

What a nice experience for her and her beautiful quilt!
I've heard of woofing, a new way to travel it seems with younger people!Super

PurpleBecca

Ok - so I posted teh pic before quilting (I did quilt it for her as we were down to her last 3 days by the time we had it layered!

Hope you all like the finished quilt!

AND - BTW if you have kids, friends or nieces and nephews etc - that you think might be interested - ask them to look at our website and that of the Wwoofing organisation.

Thanks!

PB

PurpleBecca

Another one of the quilt label we made for her!!