There was a Jacuzzi in our bathtub, soft quilts on the handcrafted peeled pine bed, and a small decanter of port on our antique vanity.
After that, there was plenty for the world to see: the back of a truck with a pile of bodies and worn-soft quilts; the corpse of a preschool-age boy curled up next to that of an old man; blood on the walls.
The room had a queen bed, and I pulled back a corner of the soft cotton quilt.
Without Him, the comfort of soft silken quilts is like the plague.
Once you're good at this, extend the sewing and knitting skills to soft furnishings, quilts, sheet sets and anything else sewn or knitted that you'd have bought in the past.
True enough, he had escaped a cramped childhood spent pulling rabbit fur from half-rotten skins, pinching out guard hairs, plucking the soft fur for quilt stuffing.
Wieland's 1971 exhibition, "True Patriot Love," the National Gallery of Canada's first retrospective of a living woman artist, featured "Water Quilt," a soft and lovely celebration of Canada's flora that was also a fiercely subversive statement about its exploitation.
The walls complement the soft blues in the flowered patchwork quilt on the daybed, a quilt she had when she was a teenager.
Full of texture and action, they feature bread dough that looks as if you could reach out and knead it, tiny quilts that appear soft and warm, animals engaged in everything from planting seeds to playing funny games.
Epidemiological studies worldwide identified soft surfaces, such as pillows, quilts, comforters, sheepskins and porous mattresses as a significant risk factor, particularly when placed under a sleeping infant [ 9, 10].
