I’d start with a plain white linen as the base, like fresh snow. Cut small strips of muted blue and pale grey felt for the path and the quiet air. Sew them in long, thin rows, spaced just a few centimeters apart, so the stitches look like tiny footprints. Let the edges of each strip be slightly loose, giving a gentle wobble that feels like the crunch underfoot. For the hush, use a light silver thread for the seams; it catches the light faintly, just as the snow glistens. Finish with a thick, soft backing so the quilt feels warm, but keep the surface mostly plain—so when you lay it flat, the quiet of the winter scene stays intact.