Week #4 of Summer Camp will be super yummy, and I share something I learned about a camp I went to! Also download you July Calendar so you can keep up with all the fun!
- Summer Camp block #4
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*** Summer Camp Block #4 ***
I want to hear all your camping food stories this week! I share one in the pattern and one in my video
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Block Wednesday Video I share about one of the camps I went to and it was a BIG surprise to me!
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*** Summer Camp Block2 #1 to #4 ***
In my video I talk about the sashing fabric and options you might want to use
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** DETAILS **
- RUNS: June 8, 2022 to August 10, 2022
- Blocks: 9 blocks – ALL PIECED 12" finished.
- ONE assignment per week.
- SIZE: 60 /1/2" x 72 1/2"
- IMPORTANT
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Frankie Fabric https://shrsl.com/3hv1a
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6 Responses
I grew up in the Rocky Mountains. Camping was often my family’s weekend activity. At GS we canoed and hiked. Preparation for a week-long hike included squishing a loaf of bread to remove all the air. As a group we had to carry all of our provisions, bedroll, etc. Many happy memories associated with camping.
I remember GS camp and having chocolate chip pancakes for the very first time! After I got home I made sure to impress upon my family how awesome they were and that we NEEDED to make them since it was the GS way! š
I love the patriotic quilt behind you in this video and I would like to know if you have a pattern for this quilt. I also love your camping blocks. As our children were growing up, we took them camping every year.
Growing up, I remember hobo meals, cooked in foil in a campfire or on a Bunsen burner. They never got done but we had a lot of fun making them. As an adult and a counselor, I thought every meal was wonderful (probably because I didn’t have to cook it, but we did have good cooks at camp then). I love camp!
So funny. I just pulled a box out of storage that had some volksmarch medals from 1984 to 1986. Also my 2 children were born at Weisbaden Hospital in the early 90s.
The only food item I remember from camp is the drink we had at each meal called bug juice. I remember a red color but orange or purple sometimes showed up. Iām sure it was a water downed Kool Aid type of drink but even working in the kitchen 1 summer I never saw it being made.