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Catching Up: Craft Column Links And A Chance to Win a Lovely Quilt Book

Hi folks. I’m headed out for a run, but first I want to give you all a heads up about a book giveaway I’m hosting on my newspaper blog. Last week I wrote a column about a talented quilter, Edyta Sitar, owner of Laundry Basket Quilts, and I’m giving away two copies of new her book,  “Hop to It! Appliqued Blocks & Projects.” Click over here to enter. The deadline is April 30. Good luck!

And this week’s column is about a Juliane Anderson owner of Threadbender Inc., a West Michigan yarn shop that is celebrating 25 in business with a May 3 & 4 visit by Kaffe Fassett and Brandon Mably. If you’re local, this is an event worth checking out.

Posted: April 26th, 2009 under Craft Columns, Knitting, Local Events, Quilting.
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