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Brush with fame Marcella Peek 03-13-2008
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Posted by Marcella Peek on March 13, 2008, 7:21 pm
Have any of you gotten the new book _The Quilter's Catalog_ by Meg Cox
yet? It's really wonderful though I would call it an encyclopedia or
compendium rather than a catalog. It covers quilting from seemingly
every angle - on-line, art quilts, men who quilt, antique quilts and on
and on.

Then, what did I see in the section on fabric dyeing? A quote (and a
very nice and lengthy one at that) from our very own fabric tramp, Kathy
Applebaum! So fun. Check her out on p. 217. You can say "hey, I know
her!"

marcella

Posted by KJ on March 13, 2008, 7:36 pm
That's on my list of books to buy. I'll have to look up where to get one.

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> Have any of you gotten the new book _The Quilter's Catalog_ by Meg Cox
> yet? It's really wonderful though I would call it an encyclopedia or
> compendium rather than a catalog. It covers quilting from seemingly
> every angle - on-line, art quilts, men who quilt, antique quilts and on
> and on.
>
> Then, what did I see in the section on fabric dyeing? A quote (and a
> very nice and lengthy one at that) from our very own fabric tramp, Kathy
> Applebaum! So fun. Check her out on p. 217. You can say "hey, I know
> her!"
>
> marcella



Posted by Sandy on March 13, 2008, 8:08 pm

> Have any of you gotten the new book _The Quilter's Catalog_ by Meg Cox
> yet? It's really wonderful though I would call it an encyclopedia or
> compendium rather than a catalog. It covers quilting from seemingly
> every angle - on-line, art quilts, men who quilt, antique quilts and on
> and on.
>
> Then, what did I see in the section on fabric dyeing? A quote (and a
> very nice and lengthy one at that) from our very own fabric tramp, Kathy
> Applebaum! So fun. Check her out on p. 217. You can say "hey, I know
> her!"
>
> marcella


Marcella, thanks for mentioning this! I hadn't even heard of this book,
but now I'll keep my eyes open for it. :)

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Posted by Kathy Applebaum on March 14, 2008, 10:36 am
It would have been awfully nice if they'd asked for my permission (which I
would have given). Hmpf.

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> Have any of you gotten the new book _The Quilter's Catalog_ by Meg Cox
> yet? It's really wonderful though I would call it an encyclopedia or
> compendium rather than a catalog. It covers quilting from seemingly
> every angle - on-line, art quilts, men who quilt, antique quilts and on
> and on.
>
> Then, what did I see in the section on fabric dyeing? A quote (and a
> very nice and lengthy one at that) from our very own fabric tramp, Kathy
> Applebaum! So fun. Check her out on p. 217. You can say "hey, I know
> her!"
>
> marcella



Posted by I.E.Z. on March 14, 2008, 1:06 pm

> It would have been awfully nice if they'd asked for my permission (which I
> would have given). Hmpf.
>
> --
> Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
> Queen of Fabric Tramps
> mailto:KathyA@KayneyNOSPAMQuilting.com
> remove the obvious to reply
>
>
>> Have any of you gotten the new book _The Quilter's Catalog_ by Meg Cox
>> yet? It's really wonderful though I would call it an encyclopedia or
>> compendium rather than a catalog. It covers quilting from seemingly
>> every angle - on-line, art quilts, men who quilt, antique quilts and on
>> and on.
>>
>> Then, what did I see in the section on fabric dyeing? A quote (and a
>> very nice and lengthy one at that) from our very own fabric tramp, Kathy
>> Applebaum! So fun. Check her out on p. 217. You can say "hey, I know
>> her!"
>>
>> marcella


I wouldn't let her get away with it, if it were me. At the very least, I'd
post a review on Amazon to let other people know how she "authored" her
book!

Iris



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