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Books are amazing things. I have spent my entire life surrounded by them, loving them, investing myself in them. I have read them, written about them, made them, and now written one. The lion’s share of my life has seen … Continue reading →

I’m not very good at marketing, which shouldn’t be surprising. There are parts of it I like doing, and others that are even worse than having teeth pulled. On of the things I rather enjoyed doing was putting together the … Continue reading →

We all know that I love words, and few more than the thousands of words that went into the book. I worked at them and reworked them, labored over them, swore at them, erased them, and eventually loved them. But … Continue reading →

With four days to go before the book is officially for sale I’ve started to notice a trend; there seem to be two kinds of emails I get about the book from people who have seen early copies (yep a … Continue reading →

This is my favorite page in the entire book: the dedication… There are actually two stories to this page: the words and the design. First the words… Whenever I finish a quilt, Bee asks me who the quilt is for, … Continue reading →

It’s just two weeks until the book goes public and I am terrified… You’d think I’d be used to it by now, but this whole people buying what I do thing still seems entirely foreign. It wasn’t an accident that … Continue reading →