Have you read a good (fiction) Quilting Book lately?
08-27-2015, 06:26 PM
#32
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Originally Posted by CindyA
Loved The Persian Pickle Club and actually read it a couple of times. Wish she would write more like that.
I recently picked up Quilt Or Innocence by Elizabeth Craig. Have to admit that I'm only halfway through and it's not one of those books that draws me back to it. I'll keep reading and eventually finish it. Maybe it'll grow on me. Pulling it out is worth it just to see my husband start giggling over the title -because I'm just so quilt crazy- and he can't believe I even read quilts.
I recently picked up Quilt Or Innocence by Elizabeth Craig. Have to admit that I'm only halfway through and it's not one of those books that draws me back to it. I'll keep reading and eventually finish it. Maybe it'll grow on me. Pulling it out is worth it just to see my husband start giggling over the title -because I'm just so quilt crazy- and he can't believe I even read quilts.
08-27-2015, 06:41 PM
#33
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Love the Guideposts series! Started reading them when found 13 of them at a thrift store for .50c each. They are not available at the library and ordering them from the US comes with a large shipping fee....alas... I might run into some additional ones in a used bookstore someday.
08-31-2015, 02:53 AM
#34
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book club is missed
Originally Posted by merry
Clare Donohue has a really good series. We used to have a quilt novel book club on the board but the lady who started it dropped it. I really enjoyed it.
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