I paired the AMH scraps with a nice mostly low-volume print from Art Gallery's new Urban Mod collection, and I think I'm going to turn it into a little zipper pouch. It's a good size for keeping one of my English paper piecing projects in, with room for scissors and all of those other necessary goodies.
I'm off to teach my Beginning Free Motion Quilting class this morning at Inspire Quilting & Sewing this morning. How are you spending your Friday? Have a great weekend!
Still at work now, waiting for my students to bring their artwork to class... so I can finally put some grade on the drawings and sketches. In an hour or so I hope to sit behind my sewing machine testing some of my own paper piecing designs of pretty bows!I am so looking forward to that! Something with polkadots and mushrooms coming up, ha ha ! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat background fabric is too cool. I hope to sew a lot this weekend, my to sew list is growing out of control.
ReplyDeleteHi!!! Your feather is very pretty!!!! Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThis feather is on my always (also without secret projects) multiplying list, too. I spend my friday evening with admiring my swap pillow and dreaming about what I can do with the also received fabric scraps. I think I'll make a spool mini quilt of "Liberty Love". :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love that background fabric! I had 2 bees I'm in make me AMH feather blocks but I have yet to piece them, I'm looking forward to it!
ReplyDeleteYour feather is beautiful - love the background fabric too.
ReplyDeleteI love this so much! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove your feather ~ the back ground fabric is wonderful ~ you do such lovely work!
ReplyDeleteYour feather is wonderful. I surely must test the pattern.
ReplyDeleteYou have also chosen a beautiful back ground fabric