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	title:	That Dorky Homemade Look: Quilting Lessons from a Parallel Universe
	author:	Lisa Boyer
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Good Books
	released:	April, 2002
	isbn:	1561483516
	isbn-13:	9781561483518

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Customer Reviews
Great light-hearted read - Rated This is a really good feel-good book. I even read it while in early labour! I kept reading bits out to my husband - bits he could relate to, about the strange behaviour of "crafty" people. My only complaint - I wish it was a longer book, I could have read more. I also recommend her other book Stash Envy. A very funny read - Rated I chortled my way through this book, recognising myself (or quilty friends) in many of the tales. The book is a compilation of articles written for a quilting magazine and hits many of the right nerves about typical quilter traits and passions. Not a book for the 'quilt police' to buy - but if you love making quilts (and hoarding fabric) you may enjoy it a lot. I lent it to a friend in my sewing group and she said she was keeping her husband awake because she couldn't stop giggling as she read it.

Customer Reviews

Great light-hearted read - Rated 5/5
This is a really good feel-good book. I even read it while in early labour! I kept reading bits out to my husband - bits he could relate to, about the strange behaviour of "crafty" people.

My only complaint - I wish it was a longer book, I could have read more. I also recommend her other book Stash Envy.

A very funny read - Rated 4/5
I chortled my way through this book, recognising myself (or quilty friends) in many of the tales. The book is a compilation of articles written for a quilting magazine and hits many of the right nerves about typical quilter traits and passions. Not a book for the 'quilt police' to buy - but if you love making quilts (and hoarding fabric) you may enjoy it a lot. I lent it to a friend in my sewing group and she said she was keeping her husband awake because she couldn't stop giggling as she read it.