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The Next Big Thing Author Interview
Sherry, who is a writer, editor and friend, asked if I would participate in this ’round robin’ of writer interviews. I know you’d enjoy her story, too. Everyone enjoys hearing about writers and their writing process and plans. Follow the … Continue reading
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Fall Show and Tell
…at Cottonseed Glory So far this fall we’ve had many customers stop in at Cottonseed Glory to show us their beautiful work! You can imagine what fun this is for us. We have pictures of a few of the quilts … Continue reading
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Tagged Annapolis, quilting, sewing, Solomon's Puzzle
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My Quest To Make Yet Another Boutis Baby Cap
Recently I wrote about how I learned about the French art of corded quilting (boutis) and how I came to make an imitation of a cap I saw in Paris years ago. After I made the first one, I saw a … Continue reading
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Tagged Allendale, Annapolis, quilting, sewing, Solomon's Puzzle
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More Scenes From Annapolis (Part 3 for out of town readers)
The setting of Solomon’s Puzzle is key to understanding the meaning of community and the spiritual truths examined. The inviting, colorful quilt shop Eight Hands Around, the MacBride’s home with their creative and hospitable spaces, Gregen’s home, the tunnels, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Allendale, Annapolis, childhood, Fiction, Solomon's Puzzle, writing
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For My Out of Town Readers (Part 2)
When I visited my hometown, Allendale, NJ, one of my new friends there asked if I could post pictures of the actual places that inspired scenes from Solomon’s Puzzle. The first of these pictures were posted last week and hear … Continue reading
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