Stitches from the Schoolhouse book review

Hello all, this is Jillian. I am moda lissa’s daughter. I have drawn the winners for the past two days. My mom, baby brother and I have been on the road moving me to my new place in Florida. I am a little late on posting the winner. I let my mom sleep in after driving a uhaul and towing a car for the past 18 hours. So for today’s winner i have choosen, Glenda From Florida. Her comment was, The winner of the yesterday’s sweet water book is.
This looks like a great book–I love to make little things for the house, and for gifts. Thanks for the chance to win.

Leave a comment to have a chance at winning the next book. I will try and draw the winner on time tomorrow.

STITCHES FROM THE CLASSROOM
Projects Inspired by Classrooms of the Past
By Renee Plains
Published by Kansas City Star

This is a charming book based on the concept of the one room schoolhouse. I was drawn to this book because like Renee, the author,I collect turn of the century class photos. Each child in the pictures tells a story. The quilts in this book also tell a story creating heirlooms for tomorrow.

30 comments

  1. Darlene says:

    This book looks intriguing. I love reading turn of the century books and would a chance to win this one! And the fact that there are quilt projects in it, makes it even better!

  2. Martina says:

    Love the cover of the book. Looks very warm and inviting. Also a very interesting theme. My husband went to a one classroom schoolhouse as he grew up in a very small village!Thanks for the lovely give away!

  3. Sue says:

    Congratulations to the winner. I have the book and it's fantastic. Right now I'm working on the Abacus quilt from it made by Cheryl Miller. This is a wonderful book!

  4. I can tell just by the cover that this is one book I would luv to have. I would use it as a 'coffee table book'. Who does not like a log cabin quilt or reading about our yesterdays. Creating heirlooms is why I quilt today. Thanks for the chance to put 'Stitches from the Classroom' on my coffee table for quilters and non quilters to read.

  5. Marie says:

    Congratulations to today's winner. I would put it on the coffee table with my other prized modern art quilting book. The contrast would show the both sides of me.

  6. mamabug says:

    I work at a small K-4th grade school where we have after school enrichment classes. Next set of classes starting in December I have decided to teach a sewing/quilting class. This would be agreat inspiration for me 🙂 k.bugbee@att.net

  7. Shannon says:

    This book would be a blessing to our One Room Schoolhouse, Wallace Academy for Christ! 🙂 I intend on teaching my son to sew and quilt (and any other children that the Lord blesses us with too!). Thank you for the giveaway!

  8. poppyinpink says:

    You sound like a busy and probably exhausted gal, with all that's going on in your life. Thanks for taking the time to share and yes that book sounds terrific, thanks for a chance to win. Take good care.

  9. Dena says:

    Glenda, congratulations on your win!

    Sounds as though Stitches From The School House is rich in history and with one of my favorite subjects … Quilting! Thank you for the opportunity to enter.

  10. kay says:

    This looks like a wonderful book! Reminds me of a 2-room schoolhouse where I taught in a rural community in Vermont. Thanks for offering this book in the giveaway!

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