Eight pointed stars scattered across a deep midnight navy like a whole meadow's worth of blooms tossed into the night sky. Each star is its own little bouquet, pieced from soft botanical prints in rose, marigold, sage, teal, and dusty coral, the kind of leafy Morris style florals that make you want to lean in close. The navy negative space is generous on purpose, letting every star float free instead of crowding its neighbors, so the eye wanders from bloom to bloom. Across all that open blue runs the Bird On The Wind quilting in steel blue thread, long looping swirls with little leaf shaped flicks that curl and drift like something caught on a breeze, stitched just a shade off the background so it reads as texture more than line. The navy holds the whole garden together and lets it breathe.
