Maggie Hodges and her daughter, Scarlett, have always been more like best friends than mother and daughter. But now that Scarlett’s engaged, it’s getting harder and harder to find quality time together. So when Maggie hears about an knitting and crochet retreat in a picturesque town called New Hope, she immediately signs them up.    But when they arrive at the New Hope Inn ready for some quiet crafting, the first thing they see is a banner welcoming the “Bushcraft Bachelor Party.” And at the check-in desk, they’re surrounded by a group of raucous men. Maggie is irritated, but New Hope in the fall looks like a Hallmark movie, and Maggie is determined to make the knitting weekend just as satisfying as one. As for sharing the inn with the bachelor party, Maggie decides to make the best of it. When a father and son duo challenge them to prove what’s more difficult, fort-building or crochet, they have a friendly competition that might