Sally Collins has just published a new book, Drafting for the Creative Quilter, that sounded like one that would be nice to add to my library. I like reference books. I may not need it today, but sometime along the line, any book of this kind comes in handy. I was not disappointed when the book arrived from amazon. One of her other books I did not purchase right away and when I decided that I just must have it, I had to pay dearly for it on the secondary market. So, I’ve learned a lesson. If you see a book or fabric that you really think you might want, do not hesitate. Both go out of print, sooner than you think!
I really enjoy buying books from amazon because they arrive in a “brand new” condition, not in a worn state as you are likely to find in some shops (for the same amount of money, or more)! This is the reason I also like books on CD. They are not shop worn or previously handled.
If you ever thought that you might like to try drafting your own pattern, Sally gives you all the information you need to do so! Projects are included in the book. For more information, check out the amazon listing below.
I think that you will find this a very useful addition to your personal library of quilting books or for your guild library!
Patricia Cummings
Quilter’s Muse Publications
