Your First Stitch-Con (What You Need to Know) - Flosstube 28

[@aysuntaylor5490]

This was great. Im excited to go next year just through your video

[@Chris_Yoo__AsTheYooFlies]

This was a freaking AWESOME video ladies! I'm coming to Weekend A this year (2023) and it will be my first retreat! I'm so freaking excited. Your video is a must watch for people who have never gone. Thank you SO much for taking time to share this!! Hugs from NE Ohio.

[@britches__get__stitches]

Thank you! This helps a ton!

[@NotoriousNeedle]

You’re welcome! Are you going in 2023? Bridget and I will be at Weekend A

[@trish2964]

Thanks for the comprehensive tutorial on Stitch Con. You almost make me have enough nerve to go by myself one year!

[@NotoriousNeedle]

Worth it 😉

[@LadyBridgetSidhe]

You should absolutely go!

[@buckthornfarms]

I’m glad I’m not the only one who takes my own lanyard lol

[@NotoriousNeedle]

I guess very special folks have particular tastes lol ❤️

[@buckthornfarms]

@@NotoriousNeedle we absolutely do

[@LadyBridgetSidhe]

I gotta BEE me!

[@linettewright8570]

This was extremely helpful to someone (me) considering a first time trip next year.

[@NotoriousNeedle]

Glad it was helpful!

[@laurawiddifield4159]

So wish that my health and wallet would let me attend a retreat in the USA, being that I’m from Canada, makes it hard to drive. I thought your video really made it feel exciting to attend, but your description really helped me to day dream about it, so many thanks.

[@PiecefulTimes-MonicaGum]

Excellent video, just what I was looking for! I am finally able to come this year! Are you guys going this year? I am going Weekend A! Hope to see/meet you guys!

[@tinafraser682]

I am watching this quite a while after Stitch Con, but the elevators were right next to the registration tables. You go down the stairs, walk past the registration tables, and the elevators were right there on the right. When you get to 4:17, as you are panning past Steph and the 3 ladies at the registration table, you can see the elevators just beyond where Steph was standing. Really quick, I want to chime in and add something here. I live in Columbus, Ohio. We have a couple REALLY GREAT Asian restaurants, including some VERY WONDERFUL Japanese restaurants. Even the very BEST Asian and Japanese restaurants here, and the most AUTHENTIC ones, will hire non-Asian employees. Our favorite, and one of Columbus' most highly rated sushi restaurants, for the longest time had a Caucasian working for them normally as a waiter who would step in to assist the sushi chefs as a sous chef. He was very good..... On a side note, my dad and step mom spent several summers camp hosting in the southern U.S. They were in Georgia one year, near Dahlonega I think, and stopped into this little Mexican restaurant they drove past. My dad loves his Mexican food. He ordered a Chile Relleno. When his food was delivered, he looked down at what the waitor put in front of him, and quickly asked what the hell it was....The waiter looked at it and said...it is a Chile Relleno. My dad said, no, THIS...this is a stuffed BELL PEPPER. I want a CHILE RELLENO, in a PABLANO pepper. The waiter said, "Oh...you want the Chile PABLANO then...." My dad mentioned to him that where he comes from the Chile RELLENO *is* made with Pablano peppers, not BELL peppers...and the waiter responded "Around here the locals don't know the difference..."

[@NotoriousNeedle]

Thank you!

[@apollo1973rhonda]

Thank you for all the info! I'm going to Stitch West (my first retreat), so I was taking notes! I'm so glad you ladies had a great time at Stitchcon!

[@NotoriousNeedle]

It really was a good time. Can’t wait for the next one!