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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Preface
- CHAPTER 1: 'Round the Quilt Frame
- Blessed Endurance
- To Sleep: Perchance to Dream
- Oh, Baby, Look at Me Now!
- Pseudo Suits Me
- Say It Loud and Clear
- Feeling Good
- I come With Attachments
- Mixed Blessings
- Touch-Me-Not
- Sweet Mystery
- CHAPTER 2: Glory Be!
- On Necessity and Invention
- Fitting and Proper
- The Name's the Game
- It's Always an Adventure
- Another Slant
- Siren Song
- Hind Sight
- Thanks, I Needed That!
- Security Blanket
- All That's Gold Does Not Glitter
- All Right, Sew What?
- CHAPTER 3: Tying Up Loose Ends
- Setting Priorities
- Hip! Hip! Hooray!
- It's How You Play the Game
- My Life Doesn't Add Up
- Wonder Woman vs the World
- The State of Civilization
- Up to My Neck in Deep Water
- Showers of Blessings
- Thread Sales in the Sunset
- No Strings Attached
- A Little Something Worth Mentioning....
- Craziness
- CHAPTER 4: Words By Which to Sew a Stitch
- Words to Live By
- My Stars!
- Sea Sighs
- Thursday's Child
- Bittersweet
- Quoth the Raven
- A Fable
- My Refuge, and My Strength
- My Heart Leaps Up
- Following the Thread of the Story
- Eensy Weensy Spider
- CHAPTER 5: Family Matters
- The Great Cover-Up
- Measure for Measure
- "M"
- Bye Baby Bunting
- There Is a Season
- My Luv Is Not a Red, Red Quilt
- Baby, Take a Bow!
- Sitting Pretty
- Plying My Trade
- CHAPTER 6: A Stitch in Time
- Facing the New Year
- Stormy Weather
- Am I Blue?
- Cure for a Common Cold
- Grandma's Flower Garden, Kinda
- How Does Your Garden Grow?
- As Ye Sow, So Shall Ye Sew
- Reconsidering the Lilies
- The Winds of Was
- I Am Venus
- Tenderfoot
- About the Author
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Title: The Joy of Quilting: More Wit and Wisdom from America's Most Popular Quilting Columnist
Author/Designer: Helen Kelley
Format/Publication Date: HC:2003
Publisher: Voyageur Press Inc., Stillwater, MN
Language: English
Page Count: 224
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 7 1/2" x 5 1/4"
ISBN: 1552855856
SUMMARY- If you like stories from Lake Wobegon and This American Life, and you haven't already read all of these because you are a long-time(20 years!) subscriber to "Quilter's Newsletter Magazine", then this will be a great pleasure to read. Her humor is gentle and her small insights are heartfelt and ring true. This is a great book to curl up with a cup of tea when it's raining out and you want something to lift your spirits on an otherwise dreary day. She gave us a Table of Contents with the titles of the articles reprinted here, so I've given you this in case you are hoping to find a particular article and can't lay hands on the issue.
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