Working on the CQA/ACC's National Juried Show, and all it entails, is private business.
Since I can't share any of that, how about a shot of the contents of my judging kit?
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| Judging Kit FreshofftheFrame.com |
Packed into a lightweight, cross-body bag (to keep my hands free) are two pairs of white gloves (a pair, and a spare), a light-up magnifier, flashlight, tape measure, reducing glass, rounded sticks, pencils, sharpener, eraser, pen, and my official name tag.
I rely on my kit when assessing competition quilts. Pencils are used by scribes, but I carry spares in case we need back up. Pens are a no-no around quilts, but I keep one handy so I'm prepared to sign official paperwork once judgements are made.
Now, how about a look at my work space?
Without a dedicated office space, paperwork takes over the sewing area in my studio. Yikes!
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| Paperwork avalanche! FreshofftheFrame.com |
I've decided this will no longer do.
I'm planning to move my paperwork up into the bonus room as soon as my new desk and lockable storage cabinet arrive.
I wouldn't worry about locking up if I weren't sharing the space with our grandkids, but I won't risk little hands stirring up my carefully organized papers! (Gah!! The thought makes me cringe.)
Oh, and - Whoop!!! - I pieced something fun!
And also top secret. (well, it was...ha!)
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| 45 x 45 inches FreshofftheFrame.com |
I don't have a quilting plan for this yet. Any suggestions?
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Carole
Judging is quite an undertaking. Better you than me. Good luck and those locking cabinets can't come soon enough
ReplyDeleteOh, my, judging a juried show must be so hard!!
ReplyDeleteAre you able to view quilts in person right now??
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