What quilting books have your purchased lately?
06-19-2010, 10:53 PM
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I went to the National Quilt Show on June 18, 2010 in Columbus, Ohio (my 1st National show) and had a blast.
I had been looking for a book that has information on charts to show # of blocks, binding etc. from different size pieces of fabric
I found one and the name of the book is:
Patchwork Minus Mathwork from House of White Birches from Berne, Indiana, book # 141301 for only $7.95
this is the link to the book if you like to see it
http://www.amazon.com/Patchwork-Minu...7016851&sr=8-1
Awesome book!
I had been looking for a book that has information on charts to show # of blocks, binding etc. from different size pieces of fabric
I found one and the name of the book is:
Patchwork Minus Mathwork from House of White Birches from Berne, Indiana, book # 141301 for only $7.95
this is the link to the book if you like to see it
http://www.amazon.com/Patchwork-Minu...7016851&sr=8-1
Awesome book!
06-19-2010, 10:53 PM
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please list the names of the books, so we know what you got, thanks
Originally Posted by charismah
A bunch from connecting threads because they are havinga 40% off sale....so I bought five of them!
06-19-2010, 10:55 PM
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There is another thread currently going about this , maybe check that one out also
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-49179-1.htm
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-49179-1.htm
06-20-2010, 03:21 AM
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My most recent:
Hooked on Feathers by Sally Terry (still need to set aside time to practice this - but it looks like a great way to learn!)
Star Log Cabin (Quilt in a Day) by Eleanor Burns
Charmed (A Fresh Twist on Charm Squares) by Jodi Crowell
I buy most of my books 2nd hand thru Amazon or eBay. I rarely buy a brand new one unless I absolutely must have it immediately!
Hooked on Feathers by Sally Terry (still need to set aside time to practice this - but it looks like a great way to learn!)
Star Log Cabin (Quilt in a Day) by Eleanor Burns
Charmed (A Fresh Twist on Charm Squares) by Jodi Crowell
I buy most of my books 2nd hand thru Amazon or eBay. I rarely buy a brand new one unless I absolutely must have it immediately!
06-20-2010, 04:27 AM
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So many that I can't even begin to list all of them. I'll list some that I remember:
The Civil War Diaries
5 Carol Doak Books 2 new at her trunk show/workshop at Threads of Time in Danville--a magnificent fabric store/retreat center if you ever are in the area.
2 Judy Martin books at her trunk show at Threads of Time
2 Eleanor Burns Books when I was in Paducah
a stack about a foot high from a garage sale
plus 3 huge three ring binders full of quilting magazines at a garage sale. I must admit that 3 of my Carol Doak books and The Civil War Diaries I bought from other people at a tremendous savings.
The Civil War Diaries
5 Carol Doak Books 2 new at her trunk show/workshop at Threads of Time in Danville--a magnificent fabric store/retreat center if you ever are in the area.
2 Judy Martin books at her trunk show at Threads of Time
2 Eleanor Burns Books when I was in Paducah
a stack about a foot high from a garage sale
plus 3 huge three ring binders full of quilting magazines at a garage sale. I must admit that 3 of my Carol Doak books and The Civil War Diaries I bought from other people at a tremendous savings.
06-20-2010, 04:28 AM
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Originally Posted by craftybear
I went to the National Quilt Show on June 18, 2010 in Columbus, Ohio (my 1st National show) and had a blast.
I had been looking for a book that has information on charts to show # of blocks, binding etc. from different size pieces of fabric
I found one and the name of the book is:
Patchwork Minus Mathwork from House of White Birches from Berne, Indiana, book # 141301 for only $7.95
this is the link to the book if you like to see it
http://www.amazon.com/Patchwork-Minu...7016851&sr=8-1
Awesome book!
I had been looking for a book that has information on charts to show # of blocks, binding etc. from different size pieces of fabric
I found one and the name of the book is:
Patchwork Minus Mathwork from House of White Birches from Berne, Indiana, book # 141301 for only $7.95
this is the link to the book if you like to see it
http://www.amazon.com/Patchwork-Minu...7016851&sr=8-1
Awesome book!
06-20-2010, 04:28 AM
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I buy from Amazon.com I just got a book $1.03 plus 3.99 shipping, it was "creative two-block quilts" by Trice Boerens. It was recommended on a quilting site offering it for sale at $16.95. So when I see something I like I just go to Amazon and search it. Found it CHEAP as I always do. I buy most all my books on Amazon.
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