Thursday, March 21, 2013

A Small Quilt Finish - Louise

Louise

I finished that little bit of binding shown on yesterday's post and then put this small quilt on the table where our daughters' wedding portraits are displayed.

 
I like to name my quilts, but its hard to think of names for a small quilt like this. They finish up so fast that there's no time to bond with it, if you know what I mean!

So after pondering this for a while I decided I would name the small quilts I make after deceased or elderly loved ones or Biblical characters.  So this quilt is named Louise, after my mother's oldest sister.   I was named after Aunt Louise.  She died many years ago and I barely remember her.

9 comments:

  1. What a nice idea for a sweet little quilt.

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  2. Louise is very pretty and looks great under your angels.

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  3. What a good place for your mini quilt.. it looks great on that table!

    I think Louise is the perfect name for it...

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  4. I love this little quilt and your method of naming them! I can think of so many relatives I'd love to name quilts for - I just love that idea! This one looks great with the table and pictures.

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  5. Isn't it great how quickly little quilts come together?!? Congrats on finishing up Louise!

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  6. What a nice little quilt. Little projects can be so satisfying - they remind our hands and mind that we can finish things! Great Finish!

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  7. After finishing a mini quilt this week, I am bound (pun intended) and determined to make several more soon! The satisfaction of finishing something in a reasonable amount of time is wonderful, isn't it?

    I like the muted colors and simple pattern in your quilt.

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  8. I had never thought of using a mini quilt as a centerpiece. What a terrific idea. I love the wedding theme of the setting, too.

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