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Williamsburg has always appealed to me on many levels. I love the historical nature of Colonial Williamsburg. I love the quaintness of the restored town. Everywhere I look is a charming scene.
As a quilter, this also appeals to me. I love the geometrical nature of Williamsburg. The fence along this garden.
As I travel, I am always looking for inspiration for my quilt and fabric designs.
The lines of a gazebo and color play of a bright yellow against the white of the gazebo and the fence show me color and line combinations.
The straight line of a chimney, the angle of a roof and the perspective inspire me.
The repeating line of a fence against the octagon building intrigue me.
In this close-up, I find inspiration for a quilting design.
Everything where I look is inspiration for a quilt. This design along the edge of the roof would be another amazing quilting pattern.
This lamp has an interesting design that wraps around the lamp. I also enjoy seeing the play of light against dark in this photo.
I love taking photos through windows. This photo has an interesting grid pattern and a beautiful scene beyond the window.
In this courtyard, I noticed the shape of the buildings.
At the end of the building was a shed. At closer look, I noticed the patina of the roof.
At even closer look, I noticed the shape of the roof shakes as they covered the roof.
