This One Needs a Name, but It's Finished!

Back in January I started this quilt for my DIL, and laid it aside when I couldn't decide how to quilt it.  I finally decided on a simple plan and got started.  This morning I finished tying and tucking the last threads!  It is finished except for a label.  It is 74.5" x 55". Now I can't decide what to name it.  The original design by Emily Herrick was named "French Tile".  My fabrics are very similar but not the same (as explained in my January post).  Any suggestions for a name?   It will be for her September birthday.

The back is the same navy as in the top, and at first I had a little difficulty with tension.  I was using a light thread on top, and navy on the back.  I had to do a little "un-sewing"; I didn't like that light thread on the back!  I finally got the problem solved, and I'm pleased for the most part on how my Janome handled it.  It was much easier, of course, when I put navy thread in the needle too when I used the little curvy stitch in the navy border, which I probably should not have done.  But it just seemed lots easier than more straight stitching all the way around.  Don't forget; I'm still trying to get brave enough to do more free motion.  I did manage to FM stitch the little pointy thing around the bouquet in all the blocks, without turning the quilt!  Again, not perfect, but I tried!

My grandson spent a couple of days here last week and did a little work on his quilt. I think he will be back next week for a few days, and maybe he will have something more to show.

The gals and I are going to a quilt show on Friday; really looking forward to it.

Summer is definitely here, but I'm staying cool.  Hope all of you are too.

---"Love"