Jennifer Chiverini website?

Hi everyone
I'm trying to find Jennifer's website so I can see the names of all of
her books. The last one I read was the Master Quilter. Was that the last
one? Does anyone happen to have her website address?
Thanks

Karen

Try this:

http://www.elmcreek.net/

How are ya?
Laurie G.


"David/Karen Garza" wrote in message
nk.net...
Hi everyone
I'm trying to find Jennifer's website so I can see the names of all of her
books. The last one I read was the Master Quilter. Was that the last one?
Does anyone happen to have her website address?
Thanks

Karen

I've been interested in these books. Do you know if it is better to read
them in the order they were written?

Thanks,
Bonnie

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"David/Karen Garza" wrote in message
nk.net...
Hi everyone
I'm trying to find Jennifer's website so I can see the names of all of
her books. The last one I read was the Master Quilter. Was that the last
one? Does anyone happen to have her website address?
Thanks

Karen

I'm going to say yes. I luckily happened to pick up her 1st & 2nd books &
read them in that order. I am anxious to continue on reading them & it
seems to be helpful to have the background, although not absolutely
necessary. JMHO.

Pauline
"Laurie G." wrote in message
m...
Try this:

http://www.elmcreek.net/

How are ya?
Laurie G.


"David/Karen Garza" wrote in message
nk.net...
Hi everyone
I'm trying to find Jennifer's website so I can see the names of all of
her
books. The last one I read was the Master Quilter. Was that the last
one?
Does anyone happen to have her website address?
Thanks

Karen

Yes, because it's a progressive story of a group of people. Just like real
people, you get to know them gradually, and watch their lives change.

--pig


On 10/12/04 19:26, in article , "muse9"
wrote:

I've been interested in these books. Do you know if it is better to read
them in the order they were written?

Thanks,
Bonnie

-- pig

http://www.faloshi-studios.com/

Thanks! So it does sound like these are recommended reads!

Bonnie

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http://community.webshots.com/user/bonnied9



"Pauline O'Connell" wrote in message
om...
I'm going to say yes. I luckily happened to pick up her 1st & 2nd books &
read them in that order. I am anxious to continue on reading them & it
seems to be helpful to have the background, although not absolutely
necessary. JMHO.

Pauline
"Laurie G." wrote in message
m...
Try this:

http://www.elmcreek.net/

How are ya?
Laurie G.


"David/Karen Garza" wrote in message
nk.net...
Hi everyone
I'm trying to find Jennifer's website so I can see the names of all of
her
books. The last one I read was the Master Quilter. Was that the last
one?
Does anyone happen to have her website address?
Thanks

Karen

Thanks! I think I'm adding a couple of these to my Christmas list!

Bonnie

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http://community.webshots.com/user/bonnied9



"Listpig" wrote in message
...
Yes, because it's a progressive story of a group of people. Just like
real
people, you get to know them gradually, and watch their lives change.

--pig


On 10/12/04 19:26, in article , "muse9"
wrote:

I've been interested in these books. Do you know if it is better to
read
them in the order they were written?

Thanks,
Bonnie

-- pig

http://www.faloshi-studios.com/

Thanks Laurie :-) It looks like I have read all of the Elm Creek books.
I guess I'll just have to wait for the next one.
I'm doing great. I am thinking about taking another quilt top to the
same LQS to have them machine quilt it. I'd like to see what they would
come up with if I tell them to surprise me with their choice of
quilting. But then that would mean I would be giving up control over the
final product, and I'm not sure I can do it. Have you ever let a quilt
shop choose the quilting pattern for your quilt top?

Karen

Laurie G. wrote:
Try this:

http://www.elmcreek.net/

How are ya?
Laurie G.

In article et,
David/Karen Garza wrote:

Thanks Laurie :-) It looks like I have read all of the Elm Creek books.
I guess I'll just have to wait for the next one.
I'm doing great. I am thinking about taking another quilt top to the
same LQS to have them machine quilt it. I'd like to see what they would
come up with if I tell them to surprise me with their choice of
quilting. But then that would mean I would be giving up control over the
final product, and I'm not sure I can do it. Have you ever let a quilt
shop choose the quilting pattern for your quilt top?

Karen

I usually do all of my own quilting, especially after the first quilt I
ever sent out ended up costing over twice as much as promised, after a
four-month wait for it to be done. It then came back with *her* batting
instead of my preshrunk one. Grrr. However, I have just sent out a
second quilt to be quilted for me. This one is going to a friend whose
judgment I trust and who is saving me from the torment of indecision,
since I had *no* idea of how I wanted to quilt this one! g Besides, it
was really big, and I wasn't looking forward to wrestling it through my
sewing machine. So the answer to your question is a qualified "yes";
I've sent one out without specifying the pattern, but not to a shop.

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muse9 wrote:
I've been interested in these books. Do you know if it is better to read
them in the order they were written?

Thanks,
Bonnie

Better, as they do follow on from each other. Not strictly necessary,
however.

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