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The Quilter's Apprentice (Elm Creek Quilts, #1)
Quiltmaking by Hand: Simple Stitches, Exquisite Quilts
Kaffe Fassett's Quilt Romance: 20 Designs from Rowan for Patchwork and Quilting
Quilts! Quilts!! Quilts!!! : The Complete Guide to Quiltmaking
Glorious Patchwork
Kaffe Fassett's Simple Shapes Spectacular Quilts: 23 Original Quilt Designs
Kaffe Fassett's Museum Quilts: Designs Inspired by the Victoria & Albert Museum
An Encyclopedia of Crazy Quilt Stitches and Motifs
Tula Pink's City Sampler: 100 Modern Quilt Blocks
The Quilter's Applique Workshop
The Quilter's Legacy (Elm Creek Quilts, #5)
Round Robin (Elm Creek Quilts, #2)
The Runaway Quilt (Elm Creek Quilts, #4)
The Cross-Country Quilters (Elm Creek Quilts, #3)
Quilts from the House of Tula Pink: 20 Fabric Projects to Make, Use and Love
Weirdo by Sara  PascoeDefinitely Better Now by Ava  RobinsonThe Lonely Fajita by Abigail  MannProbably Nothing by Lauren Bravo
Wrapped in a Blanket
4 books — 1 voter
Rocky Mountain Desire by Vivian ArendTo Scotland with Love by Patience GriffinThe Quilter's Daughter by Wanda E. BrunstetterMeet Me In Scotland by Patience GriffinThe Cowboy's Adopted Daughter by Patricia Thayer
Best Romance Novels with Quilting
27 books — 9 voters

The Long Winter by Laura Ingalls WilderThe Sugar Camp Quilt by Jennifer ChiaveriniThe Runaway Quilt by Jennifer ChiaveriniThe Quiltmaker's Gift by Jeff BrumbeauThe Persian Pickle Club by Sandra Dallas
Quilt on the Cover
247 books — 37 voters

Sena Jeter Naslund
“ She sat still, I thought, and yet she traveled. And when one stitches, the mind travels, not the way men do, with ax and oxen through the wilderness, but surely our traveling counted too, as motion. And I thought of the patience of the stitches. Writing a book, I thought, which men often do, but women only rarely, has the posture of sewing. One hand leads, and the other hand helps. And books, like quilts, are made, one word at a time, one stitch at a time. ”
― Sena Jeter Naslund, Ahab's Wife, or The Star-Gazer

L.M. Montgomery
“ I do NOT like patchwork,” said Anne dolefully, hunting out her workbasket and sitting down before a little heap of red and white diamonds with a sigh. “I think some kinds of sewing would be nice; but there’s no scope for imagination in patchwork. It’s just one little seam after another and you never seem to be getting anywhere. But of course I’d rather be Anne of Green Gables sewing patchwork than Anne of any other place with nothing to do but play. ”
― L.M. Montgomery

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