I'd been saving the handwork on my latest quilt so I could take it with me to my jury duty. It's a good thing I called the day before, though; they not only didn't allow *any* scissors -- they didn't even allow needles! :O BTW, jury duty (my seventh in 9.5 years here) was at least partially good, in that I ended up on a one-day trial, just after a
*four-month* trial had ended.
At any rate, I've now finished the little quilt I began last summer at camp when I was learning Sharon Schamber's turned-edge machine appliqué method. I took that class in order to learn a way to make that dragon I recently finished. Now the class piece is also finished, and I've posted pics at . I loved quilting this one! I used lots of feathers -- my favorite motif. The little bunches of flowers are dimensional; DH loves them. Oh, and I didn't have enough fabric for a binding, so I tried a facing instead -- with our Pat on the Hill's encouragement. :) I think that facing came out rather well; IOW, you can't see it. LOL!