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    That is very beautiful.
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    Wonderful and unique !!!!!What a present!
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    Very unique. A wonderful quilt for your Aunte. I love to read too!

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    how wonderful! What a unique idea-your aunt will love it!
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    Stunning, you did a great joib on it.
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    What a great idea!! She will love it!
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    A wonderful treasure! You put a lot of detail in this quilt and lots of love. Great job!
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    OH MY GOSH! This is awesome! How did you do the book titles??? I love to read and this is got to be a project for someday for me!!!
    Karen in Kentucky

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    Thanks Karen.

    Most of the books are selvage edges, and some are fussy cut from fabrics that had writing on them. I just cut my background pieces first, then started cutting selvages and piling the books up until the shelf was full. Then I fused them onto the background. I stitched each of them in addition with (mostly) a fancy machine stitch, and at the end when I quilted just outlined them so they would puff out a little.

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    OH MY GOSH! This is awesome! How did you do the book titles??? I love to read and this is got to be a project for someday for me!!!
    This fabric would be just perfect for a....

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    there is nothing not to love about this quilt.
    It speaks volumes about your aunt and you as a quilter and an artist.
    What a gift.

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