The starry ceiling at Old St. Paul's references a Gothic motif found in sacred spaces around the world. Historically, this feature served to elevate the spiritual experience of parishioners by invoking a sense of awe and reflection on the beauty and vastness of the cosmos. My quilt reimagines this feature of Old St. Paul's in textile form. Quilts, like buildings, are the products of a sophisticated tradition of craftsmanship that demands both structural understanding and artistic vision. Both provide shelter and warmth and contribute to our sense of environmental and communal identity. In reimagining this rich visual tradition in quilted form, the artist pays homage to Old St. Paul's, to the broader architectural traditions from which it descends, and to the timeless human impulse to connect the earthly and the celestial through tactile craftsmanship and material culture.