Truly, I must have made this one WAY TOO FAST, because the poor baby remains nameless.
But he doesn't remain unbound !
The wind and sun tried it's best to keep me from photographing this one, too, but I prevailed !
First, a shadow or three.......
Then, too much sun......
Then the wind.........
and MORE wind !
Finally, I tried another inside shot......
Still no luck ! Actually, my best shot was in the computer room, while the quilt was resting
beside me on a stool !
I kept trying ~!~
I think that I was afraid that the quilt would get all wonky when I washed it........
you see, I haven't used polyester batting alot
in the last few years, and I am more familiar
with the wonderful soft drape of a cotton batted quilt.
But, as you can see, Aunt Edith's quilt puckered up just right, and both quilts are ready to be wrapped, boxed, and shipped off to Michigan.
Ooh, how I love the look of them fresh out of the dryer !
Many thanks to QuiltingCyclist for her name suggestion below in my comments......I think that's just the perfect name !
Happy Mother's Day Dolly! I love that you put your mom in the header today, that is such a sweet photo of her. She was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI also like the photo of Seth crawling, what a cutie!
I would love to reach out and touch those lovely, crinkly quilts. I love how they look fresh out of the dryer too:) Hope your fingers are feeling better.
Tell us more about the design inspiration for some naming ideas...Also, how would you characterize the color of the quilt?
ReplyDeleteLet me suggest Cathedral Dreams. Your quilting is reminiscent to me of the Gothic Cathedral's with arched, intricate stonework as well as lacy, colorful illuminations in the stained glass. I have studied this period of creativeness. The designs were reaching to heaven and God's glory. Better yet, maybe you have a favorite cathedral from this period and would want to name it for your favorite. My personal favorite is St. Chappelle on the Isle d'Cite opposite Notre Dame. Whatever you name it, it is glorious!
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