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Happy Birthday, Clara. Hope you have a wonderful day...
Happy Birthday, Clara. Hope you have a wonderful day...
Happy Birthday, Clara. Hope your day is delightful...
but for now, i am glad i was of assistence to you. if you have any more questions/issues let me know. i am always happy to help other or new members. and i will be more diligent in comment & posting changes the site employs. so i don't miss comments on my page anymore :((
Thank you! Never enough friends.
WELCOME new friend
Hi Clara! I have started a Mug Rug swap in the Swapping Fun is for Everyone group. Your message to members had quite a few positive responses by group members interested in a mug rug swap. If you are still interested please stop by the discussion (Marvelous Mug Rugs) and join in the fun.
Welcome Quilter Friend!
Just wanted to pop in to say “hello” and introduce myself. I’m Linda Hubalek, fellow quilter and author from Kansas. Books about pioneer women are my specialty, with a cooking or a quilting theme mixed into each historical fiction series.
My Trail of Thread historical fiction book series, written in the form of letters sent back home, describes my ancestors’ wagon trail journey and homesteading in Kansas. Each book mentions twelve old-time quilt patterns, and I put drawings of them in the back of the books.
And my new book The Kansas Quilter will be out this fall. It’s about my great grandmother Kizzie Pieratt and the many quilts she made.
So if you like to read—besides quilting—please enjoy my blog and book excerpts on my website. Besides printed as paperbacks, my ten books are also available for your Kindle or Nook.
I have about a dozen quilts made by my great grandmother, (that we used all the time when I was a kid) so I’m into antique quilts and patterns. What kind of quilts and patterns do you like to work with?
Happy quilting and reading!
Linda Hubalek
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