Winter Wonderland
Quilt
When I saw this pattern I immediately thought of my son because he attends West Virginia 
University. This the campus on a lovely day BUT 
this is what West Virginia in winter looks like and as it turns out, this is the last thing he wants to see in his quilt! I asked him to be honest with me, no hard feelings - and it makes perfect sense that the boy is tired of very hard winters.
University. This the campus on a lovely day BUT this is what West Virginia in winter looks like and as it turns out, this is the last thing he wants to see in his quilt! I asked him to be honest with me, no hard feelings - and it makes perfect sense that the boy is tired of very hard winters.
It's a good thing I fell in love with it! It's hanging in my living room with matching pillows made from the left over fabric
and like colors in the dining room (I live in a cottage, so one space is near another!)
I love the lacy, frosty look of this hurricane candle holder - there is a large white candle inside and two grey taper's in my favorite silver candle holders
from my great grandmother, hmm, need a polish! My mothers favorite vase sits near the door and I swap out "flowers" seasonally too
I found these beautiful birch branches at Crate and Barrel
It was a bit of a splurge but I wasn't finding them when I walked my dog through the woods
I wasn't finding any on my own - I tried! My splurge a previous winter were these candles I light above the fireplace
Winter has hit the east coast and my living room! The name of the quilt is Cabin in the Woods
It's made with all batik fabrics - and I had to keep track of the differences with the help of baggies 
Pam
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