Name That Quilt!

My scrappy string quilt needs a name.  I've thought of four so far:

1. Petits Fours - the mix of pastels reminds of these little cakes, but I seem to always name my quilts after food!
2. Sugar Frosted - for the white criss-cross strips, which remind of icing.  But ditto about the food.
3. Summer Romance - because of the pastel florals used in the quilt.
4. Splendor in the Scraps - because I used scraps and stash and it came out splendidly!

I'd appreciate it if you voted for your preferred name.  Results to appear in a future post.  If you have thought of another name for me to use, please mention it in the comments.  Thanks for your help!

 Which name do you prefer for the pictured quilt?

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  Sugar Frosted
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  Petits Fours
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  Summer Romance
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  Splendor in the Scraps

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I used a lot of scraps and small pieces to make this quilt, mostly saved from some of my favorite fabric collections from 3 Sisters - Paris Flea Market and Seaside Rose, as well as a liberal sprinkling of Robyn Pandolph designs, rounded out with odds and ends on hand.  This quilt came nowhere close to busting my stash but it did make a noticeable dent.

I pieced the blocks using a paper foundation.  This works well for the sewing stage but I find it a pain in the patootie to remove the paper afterwards.  If  I do something like this again, I am thinking of looking for some very thin, non-fusible interfacing to use for the foundation and then leaving it in place.  Not practical for hand quilting but I think it would work for machine quilting.  Has anyone done this and do you have any recommendations for the foundation?