I am hooked on ....
#14
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Originally Posted by Crqltr
I read them all to..wish she would continue with the series...
My DD & I met Jennifer Chiavarrini at a talk she gave last year. She signed my Sylvia's Bridal Sampler. I just finished the quilt last month.
I believe a new novel "the Wedding Quilt" is coming out next month. Also a new pattern book later in the month.
#15
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Originally Posted by JeannieT
Ok, like I didn't have enough time to sew already!! I got the quilting book Return to Elm Creek and as soon as I was on about page 5 I knew I had to read the Elm Creek Quilts novels.....oh my....I got the first one The Quilter's Apprentice on Friday night and sat down with it this morning with my coffee and read it from front to back !! In one sitting!.. then I got online for the library and put a hold on the next 3....then I went to the library to pick them up and picked up 2 others as well.....my house is never gonna get cleaned. I love this series. I might have to call in sick tomorrow so I can read another one......
#16
I had to stop reading them for awhile...as soon as I would get one, I would stay up all night and finish it...lol...I love those books...Naomi :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:PS.Now I have to make a list of the ones that I haven't read yet and get them
#17
My MIL gave me one for my birthday that she found at a yardsale. She gave me a large gift bag full of quilting books and that was in there too. That was the Christmas Quilt. I later found the Quilter's Legacy at the library book sale for $1. I haven't read them yet. I have been reading the Amish books by Beverly Lewis.
#18
Yes the Elm Creek series is wonderful. Through my job I recently got an advance copy of The Wedding Quilt and it's another winner!!
If you like "Quilty Fiction" you might also want to try Marie Bostwick's novels, Cobbled Court series. Also, Claire O'Donohue writes the Someday Quilts mysteries, and Arlene Sachitano writes the Loose Threads mysteries.
If you like "Quilty Fiction" you might also want to try Marie Bostwick's novels, Cobbled Court series. Also, Claire O'Donohue writes the Someday Quilts mysteries, and Arlene Sachitano writes the Loose Threads mysteries.
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