♮🎶 'If you're fond of sand dunes and salty air
Quaint little villages here and there
You're sure to fall in love with old Cape Cod
(Cape Cod, that old Cape Cod)'
Can't you just hear Patty Page singing this fantastic song? (Okay, please tell me that one or two of you know who Patty Page was). Her voice was just perfect for the lyrics of this beautifully, descriptive song and it made you feel like you were actually there!
We are going to be there! Yes, the second half of our Have a Ball in Boston tour will be spent in wonderful Osterville and Cape Cod.
We will have the good fortune of spending a full day of an optional class hosted by Osterville Needlepoint - thank you Joyce Gesh - and taught by me.
And, not only that, Joyce has created an exclusive design for us to debut for her.
And, not only that, Joyce has created an exclusive design for us to debut for her.
Wait until you see what I am doing to this happy, colorful fun design that will help us remember out trip to this remarkable area! Those who are registered for this tour will have the opportunity to preorder this fantastic kit over on our secret Facebook Page. Be sure to watch for details. You will think you can hear the waves; you will want to pick up the starfish, and you will be tempted to slip on those flip flops! Those who know me know that I love to embellish and add dimension! My mind is swirling!
Here are just some of the goodies I am auditioning for the class. Once I settle in, Joyce will provide us with the kit cost for those on the tour to be able to preorder.
After our day of class, we will head back to the hotel to get registered for our 2-night stay and ready for dinner. Dinner is not at the run-of-the-mill restaurant. No sireee! Our travel agent has made arrangements for us to dine at the Optimist Cafe. Below is the excerpt from our tour brochure furnished by the travel agent:
"Tonight we gather for DINNER at a very special venue. You will dine at the OPTIMIST CAFÉ, originally, the Captain Howes House, this beautiful historic home was built in in 1849 by Captain Frederick Howes. Recently it was listed on the National Historic Register. Captain Howes had a long and distinguished career captaining many ships all over the world. The Howes House is one of the finest examples of Gothic Revival architecture in Yarmouth…with distinctive “gingerbread” look. The building is a post and beam frame…and has its original plastered walls and ceilings, wide pine flooring, spiral staircase, fireplace, large door window and French doors. The proprietors felt a strong sense of care in maintaining as much of the original structure as possible when renovating this beautiful home. We hope you find it as charming and beautiful as they did."
What an inviting looking establishment! Can't wait!
I believe this guy changes his/her look every now and then - what fun!
See that part that says 'Private Functions' - that's us!
Then, we are not 'dune' yet! (Sorry, couldn't help it.) Nope! Joyce is hosting yet another optional mini-class back at the shop where she will be showcasing a fabulous thread that many of you have not heard of, seen, or worked with - how exciting is that? I have worked with it and I assure you that you do not want to miss this chance! More details on the secret FB page for the Have a Ball in Boston participants. If you prefer, however, you may return to the Hotel but after all, we are on a stitching tour - right!
'If you spend an evening you'll want to stay
Watching the moonlight on Cape Cod Bay
You're sure to fall in love …'
Watching the moonlight on Cape Cod Bay
You're sure to fall in love …'
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