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In & Out of Studio 3D
Friday, 7 December 2012
Quilty Reading
Topic: reading

Way back in 2007 I listed a bunch of authors I like to read because they include crafts in their fiction. Since they write in series there is always something new coming from them.

Since I started this new hobby of quilting I have discovered another list of crafty authors that delve into the topic as they solve their mysteries or tell their story. YAY! So, I now share these authors with you.

FOR YOUR READING PLEASURE:

Thayer, Terri

Zane, Carolyn

Chiaverini, Jennifer

Bostwick, Marie

Sachitano, Arlene

O'Donohue, Clare

Fowler, Earlene

There are many others that have written a single book that combines quilting and fiction. I've just included the series writers.

Ddd


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 12:01 AM PST
Sunday, 26 August 2007
Picture This
Now Playing: pretty as a picture
Topic: reading

Photographs of loved ones, whether family or friends, are the cornerstone of scrapbooking. Thus, growing in the art of photography will help you improve your scrapbooks and your ability to capture your memories and feelings for the future.

Toward this end Allison Tyler Jones has produced a tremendous work entitled Expressions: Taking Extraordinary Photos for Your Scrapbooks and Memory Art (North Light Books, 2007, ISBN 1581809093). This 128 page paperbound book focuses entirely on portraits, working through recording the cycle and special events of your life.

There is nothing about this book that you will not love. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Ddd studio3d@ccwebster.net  


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 6:00 AM PDT
Thursday, 7 June 2007
Crafty Mysteries
Now Playing: read a mystery about your favorite crafts
Topic: reading

I like to be surrounded by crafts even in my leisure reading. Here are some authors that write a mystery book series where the protagonist is a crafter of some sort. Many of these books also contain craft tips in the text, in special tip boxes at chapter ends, or at the end of the book.

AUTHOR - CRAFT OR TOPIC

Bright, Elizabeth - Card Making

Bruce, Maggie - Gourd crafts

Cannell, Dorothy - Interior decorating

Childs, Laura - Scrapbooking

Ferris, Monica - Needlework

Fowler, Earlene - Quilting

Hellman, Libby - Photography

Hughes, Mary Ellen - Craft Corner

Ink, India - Bath and Body

Lind, Hailey - Art Lovers

Marberg, Peg - Interior decorating

Myers, Tim - Candlemaking

Myers, Tim - Soap making shop

Sefton, Maggie - Knitting

Smith, Barbara Burnett - Beading

So, pick out a craft related mystery for your reading pleasure.

Ddd


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 3:02 PM PDT

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