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Wow, it looks so nice! the design and curves look very pulchritudinous.
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely, how nice of her.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful gift. I have never seen one before. It does make sense that they would use something pretty to cover the nasty used napkins!
ReplyDeleteI hope you show us what you decide to do with it.
Have you been quilting much lately?
ETE,
ReplyDeleteHaha. That's an SAT word, but yes, very pretty.
Rita,
I've received so many wonderful gifts from bloggers, it's simply amazing.
Zoey,
I haven't been quilting. :( I love the story behind the napkin holder. I had no idea such things existed. Must think of a nice way to incorporate it into my quilting.