Zooming

O.k., here is the deal.  I am not only computer challenged, but camera challenged as well.  Just yesterday I learned my camera has a zoom function.  Guess I really should find the book and actually read it.  Ahh well.

Here is a photo of a miniature quilt and a bear. The bear is next to a thimble and I made it from  a Gail Wilson pattern.  What a talented doll artist she is!  The little bear, while cute, is not really representative of her talent.  I made it out of Ultra-Suede and everyone just loves to hold it.  The quilt shown is made of reproduction fabrics.  The color palette is one of my favorites - classic Pennsylvania German.  The blocks are 1 1/2" square and the sashing is 1/4" wide.  My idea was to make it out of repro fabrics first, and then, if I liked it to make it out of antique fabrics.  Well, the antique fabric version has yet to materialize (no pun intended.  Well, maybe it was.) I no longer use that theory - I just dive into the antique fabrics and hope for the best.  The background ruler is 6 1/2" square. I am not sure of the best way to show the quilts so that the size can be determined.  Feel free to make suggestions.
Sheila