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What Happened to Summer? - Hello out there - yes, it's been (4) months since I last posted and I totally missed summer. It wasn't much of a summer - rain, rain, rain and lots o...
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Excerpt & Giveaway: Petunia 1949 by Leah Brewer - Petunia 1949 by Leah Brewer Publication Date: May 1, 2023 Genre: Historical Fiction Spitfire, Petunia Hollings was born in 1935 in the deep South. She s...
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Kelly J. Goshorn's The Undercover Heiress of Brockton, set in 1905 Massachusetts, evokes strength and love amidst tragic events - In 1905 Brockton, Massachusetts, Miss Henrietta Maxwell is a busy, eccentric young woman. The tall, bespectacled daughter of a self-made Bostonian busines...
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FEATURING: The Golden Couple by Sarah Pekkanen - A therapist practicing without a license? Is that a good idea? Fans of domestic thrillers, family drama, and characters with secrets will enjoy this ...
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- Book Review -The Remains of the Day - Kazuo Ishiguro
- Non book blogging - just Pooneryn
- Short trip up North and a haul of books
- Recommend me - Leaving India - Minal Hajratwala
- Project in Adampan, Mannar
- Quilt finished at last - Log Cabin design
- Review - Susan Howatch - Glittering images
- Review - Colin Dexter's The Daughters of Cain
- Review - Cover her Face - P D James
- Review - William Dalrymple - Nine Lives
- Review - - Mark Tulley's No Full Stops in India
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About Me
- Mystica
- Colombo, Sri Lanka
- Happily married with three children. Interests are children who need help, quilting and reading.
Just lovely. How long did it take you to make it? I wish I had some creative talent.
ReplyDeleteDiane - took me ages. I marvel at the other quilt bloggers who do one quilt a week! This is for my daughter for her birthday 9th April so finished just in time. Now to send it to Melbourne!
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful! I'm in awe since I don't have the patience or knowhow to quilt.
ReplyDeleteWell, it is lovely. I am sure she will love it.
ReplyDeleteMy mom made me an afghan right before she passed away, and it meant so much to me (20 years ago). (I have never used it--silly I know.
That is a gorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteMicki
Thanks Micki
ReplyDeleteThis looks beautiful Mystica! Good for you to create such a nice piece of art!
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