Genre: Mystery & Suspense
About sharpquilterLocation: Conestogo, Ontario Home Region: Age:47 Website: http://conestogo.blogspot.com Favorite writers: Charles de Lint, Michael Morpurgo Non-noveling interests: quilting, book reviews |
Joined: October 30, 2009 This Year: Official Participant NaNoWriMo History: NaNoWriMo posts: 0 NaNoWriMo buddies: 1
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Brief Author Bio: my daughter has joined the youth portion, so thought I would join to encourage her. My main passion is quilting and reading. i have started a blog where I review novels. write about my quitling and anything else that strikes my fancy. |
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Synopsis: Silk Eggs: A Dear Jane Mystery
5 quilting friends are out fabric shop hopping when they stumble upon a mystery item that leads them to a message and clues hidden in three quilts.
Excerpt: Silk Eggs: A Dear Jane Mystery
Then my mind drifted to my quilt and I wondered what different blocks Jane Stickle might have designed had she lived in Australia. Surely she would have pieced one of her corner diamonds to represent the constellation ‘The Southern Cross’. I’ll never forget the moment when I was standing on a roadside on Mount Ruapehu in New Zealand and I looked up and saw the stars. I didn’t know what I was looking for, but I knew the moment I spied that constellation. I knew what I was seeing. Wow, one view I will never forget. Jane could have changed the upper right corner triangle and added two more stars to depict ‘the Southern Cross’. Since I want to maintain the integrity of my quilt by staying faithful to Jane, there are two other blocks that could stand in. Block A-4 Courtney’s Stethoscope has plain triangles to the top, bottom, and left and right sides with a cross in the middle. A second choice could be H-7 Bennington Star with its four quarter triangle blocks in the twelve, three, six and nine o’clock positions. I will definitely have to find orange fabric with tiny stars to use when I piece those blocks.
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