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Current reading material
- No Impact Man
- My China, A Feast for all the Senses by Kylie Kwong
- Alone in the Kitchen with an Eggplant, Confessions of Cooking for One and Dining Alone edited by Jenni Ferrari-Adler
- God in a Cup by Michaele Weissman
- It's a Long Road to a Tomato by Keith Stewart
- Serve the People by Jen Lin-Liu
- Blackberry Wine by Joanne Harris
- Coastliners by Joanne Harris
- A Pig in Provence by Georgeanne Brennan
- Shark's Fin and Sichuan Pepper by Fuchsia Dunlop
- The Last Chinese Chef by Nicole Mones
- The Girl with No Shadow by Joanne Harris
- The Pleasures of Slow Food by Corby Kummer
- My Grandmother's Chinese Kitchen by Eileen Yin-Fei Lo
- Monongah by Davitt McAteer, a book about the l907 Monongah Mine Disaster in West Virginia
- Coal River by Michael Shnayerson, a book about mountaintop removal mining in West Virginia
- 2001 by Arthur C Clarke
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- March goes out like a lion on fire!
- Weekend of tiny quilts
- tunnel tiny quilts
- tunnel tiny quilts
- Amy's fabrics
- Creatures and Critters Tiny Quilts
- Blogs that inspire me!
- Wild flower baby quilt
- wild flower baby quilt
- wildflower quilt
- Skunk Cabbages, work in progress
- tidal pool swirl
- bonsi garden gate quilt
- Gardening in China
- Ancient History
- Dancing Grannies
- work in progress
- snowy saturday in the studio
- Tunnel lights
- Photo transfer images on cloth
- Gypsy Wagons and Yurts
- Victorian Wheeling Trailer Teacosy
- Victorian Wheeling Trailer
- birch trees in the snow 2008
- Tea bowl
- tiny table runner with frog images
- frog on a lilly pad in arcadia native plant garden
- winter kale tiny quilt
- tiny quilt series
- Tiny persimmon quilt
- Tiny persimmon quilt
- baby jack in chinese dragon baby quilt
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5 comments:
these small quilts are so beautiful!
I agree!
Ewa-Christine from Sweden
I love how integrated the photo transfers are within the quilt. Not knowing what to do with all the mini quilts is such a good problem to have! They are so lovely, I'm sure you'll find the perfect outlet for them.
The Mini's are very beautiful.
I like the colors in combination with the photo tranfer.
Simone from Germany
Thank you all for your comments! I have started finding homes for many of the mini's. My mother and daughter got early Mother's Day gifts. I have found that they seem to work well as birthday gifts too. I finished three new ones last night!
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