I wasn't expecting to wake to snow this morning. I was so
upset when I looked out my window because my friend,
JoAnn, and I had been planning on driving down to our
favorite quilt shop, Pine Needles, to their Open House.
Several phone calls were made back and forth trying to
decide what to do. Even got on the computer to check the
hourly forecast and road conditions.
Should we or shouldn't we? What were the conditions
coming down Sardine Canyon? Even checked with my
son to see what the freeway was like as I knew he would be
on it. Apparently, our area was really getting it and once
we drove further south, conditions were better.
Finally, a decision was made, and JoAnn was on her way.
And how happy we were to head out. Roads were wet
but the skies seemed to be lightning.
Pine Needles recently moved into a new renovated space
and we were so anxious to see everything. It was
worth the drive. Their new shop is wonderful and so
open and spacious. With Holly's permission I snapped
a few pictures:
Don't you just love it!
We actually held ourselves down quite well, I thought.
Only bought a few pieces of fabric to go with a project
we are wanting to make. Oh and a couple of patterns
which I'll share later.
While there my son called to say the roads were clear
and dry and the storm had passed. By the time we
headed back home, the sun was shining. So glad we
made the decision to go.
5 days ago
The new shop looks wonderful, Nola, I'm glad you and your friend decided to venture out.
ReplyDeleteglad you where able to go too--what a pretty large store--One could go 'crazy' in there!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, di and miss gracie
Knowing how much you love quilting and I am sure quilt shops too; I am sure you were in 7th Heaven. The shop looks like a great one. I a happy the snow wasn't bad coming down Sardine Canyon. I remember well that drive for the three years we lived in Richmond, Utah.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and hugs!
Thanks for the pics. I was hoping to come in from Vernal but didn't because of weather. Maybe next week!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pics. I was hoping to come in from Vernal but didn't because of weather. Maybe next week!
ReplyDeleteHi Nola!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your encouraging words - you are so sweet!!
I love quilting stores, even though I don't quilt! Looks like a great place to be on a blustery day! My daughter has a friend who said she would teach me how to quilt - she's wonderful, so I may be a quilter after all!
So glad that you were safe on the roads - the storm here was just horrible! We got about 6 inches of new snow . . . and lots of wind. I'm glad to know that the roads in SLC are clear, my daughter and her husband went to, Richfield this morning to go to a missionary farewell, I've worried about it all day!
Glad you were able to go out afterall!! I can just imagine the instant letdown when first you looked out the window!! Looks like a lovely shop! Can't wait to see what you purchased.
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