VEry beatiful and rich in symbolism. I know nothing about Zelda except that my youngest son used to play it on his Gameboy. The quilt makes me think it is a druid cape or tapestry- has that quality of religious significance. If you decided to made a business of this, you can find ways to have the items die cut and hire others to help you sew it together. It really is a high quality work of art, maybe worthy of your consideration to make a business of marketing and selling other quilts like it.:cool:

That is the coolest quilt I have seen in ages. Good job! I want one. lol.
Heidi

Lucky boy. What a wonderful gift.

Your work is great. I am sure the person who commissioned it will be thrilled.

Good job!!

So very interesting and unusual. I can see where ComiCon folks might be interested.

The symbols as relating to the game are probably well copyrighted and protected vigilantly?
Zero problem for a private project, headache to sell publicly.

I never want to do for work what I do for the love of it. :)

The person who loves the game will love this quilt.

As my son and I were leaving the parking lot that night, this is exactly what I told him. No reproductions with being in violation of copyright laws. No way I would set a booth up at Comic-Con plus I don’t want to have to hire help to fill orders. I’ll just stick to my own stack of projects and there is already plenty on my to do list.

I agree that is why I was quite surprised when I realized this was for a four year old. I think it’s more of mom thing. But as long as everyone is happy. I’m happy.