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The five stories lovingly contained in this volume are Clara's stories. The reader gets to see how quilting gives Clara a sense of communion with the generations of women who have made quilting a part of their lives; how Clara learns a lesson in diplomacy when she accepts the challenge of working on a group quilt for an auction to benefit the school library; how a temporarily side-lining injury causes Clara to take up an alternative form of needlework with near-disastrous results; how a scrap quilt becomes the perfect take-along project when chaperoning a distant swim meet; and, finally, how Clara hosts a family reunion at which her trademark charm and wit are solely tested but at which she also unexpectedly unearths two long-ago quilters on her own family tree.
In the best-selling tradition of Whitney Otto's How to Make an American Quilt, the author of this delightful collection pieces together life and art, stitching a whole that is as movingly real as it is wondrously beautiful.
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