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Book sale

August 20, 2009 by Scarlett Burroughs

It took me about two minutes to qualify for free shipping at Connecting Threads online store – that’s how many great books they are offering up at 40% off from now until September 21, 2009. (sorry contiguous US only on the free shipping Web orders over $50)

There’s a good selection, these three titles found a home in my shopping cart.

Wonderfully Whhimsical Quilts_Carol BurnistonFree-Motion Quilting Made Easy_Eva A LarkinThoroughly Modern Dresden_Anelie Belden

As did these:

  • Wonderfully Whimsical Quilts by Carol Burniston
  • Free-Motion Quilting Made Easy by Eva A. Larkin
  • Thoroughly Modern Dresden by Anelie Belden
  • Artistic Photo Quilts by Charlotte Ziebarth
  • Blended Quilt Backgrounds by Jean Biddick
  • Folk-Art Favorites by Joined at the Hip
  • Intuitive Color & Design by Jean Wells
  • One Line at a Time by Charlotte Warr Andersen
  • Strip Therapy by Brenda Henning

Go here to see all books currently available at Connecting Threads.

 

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