It's beautiful!

I haven't had a chance to wash it yet, but I love it!


I'm definitely going to finish the sample as a table runner.  And the table that gets to display this will be one lucky table...

Parting shot:



We've been reading to him since day 1!  
I guess that's what teachers do.

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