Carrie Bartling (27 results)

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - When Rosie Mercer returns to the eastern mountains after her sister Ellie's death, she expects grief, unfinished business, and a storage unit full of quilting supplies.She does not expect hidden relay rooms, coded quilt patterns, or a network of isolated mountain safe houses connected by lantern signals and generations of quiet care.The Lantern Houses were built long ago to guide travelers through storms, protect vulnerable communities, and ensure no one vanished alone in the mountains. But after years of fear, loss, and division fractured the network apart, many of the routes-and the people maintaining them-stopped trusting one another.Ellie believed the houses could reconnect.Now Rosie finds herself pulled into the fragile continuity her sister died trying to preserve.As old routes awaken and tensions rise between those fighting to reopen the network and those determined to keep it closed, Rosie must decide whether connection is still worth the risk of being hurt again.Warm, hopeful, and deeply human, The Lantern Houses is a novel about grief, community, hidden histories, and the ordinary people who keep lights burning for one another through difficult seasons.Perfect for readers who love: - cozy literary fantasy- found family stories- emotional healing fiction- atmospheric mountain settings- quilting, crafting, and community-centered stories- hopeful speculative fictionBecause sometimes survival begins with someone leaving a light on.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Some secrets are stitched too deep to stay buried.When a second trunk turns up in Cedar Hollow - older than the first, older than the town itself - Abby Vance and her quilting circle unfold a mourning quilt no one was ever meant to read. Its dark panels were cut from a dead woman's dresses. Its stitches hide a map, a name, and a crime the whole valley spent a hundred and seventy years pretending never happened.Her name was Ada Pearl. She was here first - the schoolteacher who filed the very first claim on the valley's spring and taught the founders' own children their letters. And one hard winter, the three families who wanted her water decided the mountain pass was closed. and let her die alone in the snow. Then they wrote 'no people' in the deed, took everything, and named the town after themselves.But Ada did have people. A fifteen-year-old girl who loved her sewed the truth into cloth and passed it down, keeper to keeper, waiting for hands brave enough to finally read it.Now, as Cedar Hollow prepares to celebrate its founding, Abby and the circle face an impossible choice: expose the beautiful lie the whole town is built on - or let a good woman stay forgotten forever. Because the quilters have always known one thing the founders never did: You can bury a woman. You can't bury the truth once someone reads it in the cloth.The Quilt Before the Town is the third Cedar Hollow Quilters Mystery - a warm, gently unraveling tale of small-town secrets, hard-won grace, and the stitches that bind the living to the dead. Perfect for readers who love cozy mysteries with heart, history, and a found family of unforgettable women.Includes two recipes from the Cedar Hollow kitchen.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Some secrets are stitched too deep to stay buried.When a 1976 time capsule is unearthed beneath the Cedar Hollow chapel green, it gives up something that was never on any inventory: a quilt made in secret, buried on purpose, and signed with two worn initials no one in town can place.Abby Vance and her quilting circle have read the truth in the cloth before. But this quilt keeps the deepest secret the mountain has ever held - a woman who gave the whole town everything and was thanked for none of it, a grave with no name on it, and a debt fifty years overdue.Say her name.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Some names are carried in thread. Some are cut out of it.When a spring flood tears through the mountain town of Cedar Hollow and drowns the old chapel's storeroom, Abby Vance and her circle of quilters turn out to rescue what a century of the town could never quite throw away. What they haul from the mud is a treasure: a hidden signature quilt, pieced generations ago by every family in Cedar Hollow, each block signed in floss by the hand that made it.But one block is wrong. Where a name should be, there is only a spray of tiny needle holes - a name someone unpicked, one strand at a time, before wrapping the whole quilt in oilcloth and hiding it where no one would ever look.Cedar Hollow keeps its secrets close, and this one has been kept for seventy years. As Abby and the Cedar Hollow Quilters follow the thread, they uncover a buried injustice stitched into the town's proudest story - and the quiet, stubborn courage of one woman who left a clue in the cloth and prayed that someday, someone brave enough would find it.To make a wronged name right, they'll have to pull a thread the whole town would rather leave alone.The Signature Quilt is the second Cedar Hollow Quilters Mystery - a warm, richly stitched tale of small-town secrets, old wrongs, and the women who refuse to let a good name stay lost. Perfect for readers who love cozy mysteries with heart, history, and a community worth coming home to.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Some secrets are buried. Hazel Dunmore stitched hers into a quilt - and waited sixty years for someone to read it.When Abby Vance inherits her great-aunt Margaret's remote cabin in the pines above Cedar Hollow, she's expecting one quiet week of quilting with her four closest friends. She is not expecting a sixty-year-old secret folded into the bottom of an old cedar chest.The half-finished quilt they find isn't just beautiful. It's written. Block by block, in a code only quilters could read, a frightened young woman named Hazel Dunmore stitched the truth about what happened to her in the winter of 1965 - the year the whole town agreed to say good riddance and forget she ever lived.As Abby and her circle follow Hazel's thread from a fallen-down line camp to the door of the most powerful family in the county, they begin to understand why Margaret guarded the quilt for six decades - and why someone in Cedar Hollow would still do almost anything to keep its last corner from ever being finished.Some secrets are kept by burying them. Some are kept in thread, waiting for the right hands to read them at last.The Quilt She Left Behind is the first Cedar Hollow Quilters Mystery - a warm, twisty tale of friendship, buried history, and the things we stitch into the dark so that one day they can come into the light.Perfect for readers who love: - Clean, cozy mysteries with heart and no graphic content- Quilting, crafting, and cozy small-town settings- A circle of women who solve it together- Long-buried family secrets and a dual-timeline reveal- The start of a brand-new series to fall intoPour the coffee, thread the needle, and come up to Cedar Hollow. The quilt remembers what the town forgot.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Gathering: Stitch the Journey - Companion Quilt Pattern Bookby Carrie BartlingYou're not just making a quilt.you're stitching a story.This one-of-a-kind quilt pattern book blends beginner-friendly instruction with meaningful storytelling, guiding you through twelve unique quilt blocks-each representing a moment of courage, growth, and grace.Whether you're new to quilting or returning to your craft, this book invites you to slow down, trust the process, and create something deeply personal-one stitch at a time.Inside You'll Discover: 12 story-inspired quilt blocks (12" finished)Full-size applique templates ready to traceStep-by-step, beginner-friendly instructionsA complete quilt layout and assembly guideFabric, cutting, and supply guidanceEncouraging messages woven throughout every pageEach block is paired with a heartfelt story, turning your quilt into more than a project-it becomes a reflection of your journey. Finished quilt size: Approx. 48" x 48"Perfect for: Beginner quiltersCreative makers seeking meaning in their craftThoughtful handmade giftsAnyone ready to stitch something beautiful-and trueTake your time. Trust the process.Let every stitch tell your story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some names are carried in thread. Some are cut out of it.When a spring flood tears through the mountain town of Cedar Hollow and drowns the old chapel's storeroom, Abby Vance and her circle of quilters turn out to rescue what a century of the town could never quite throw away. What they haul from the mud is a treasure: a hidden signature quilt, pieced generations ago by every family in Cedar Hollow, each block signed in floss by the hand that made it.But one block is wrong. Where a name should be, there is only a spray of tiny needle holes - a name someone unpicked, one strand at a time, before wrapping the whole quilt in oilcloth and hiding it where no one would ever look.Cedar Hollow keeps its secrets close, and this one has been kept for seventy years. As Abby and the Cedar Hollow Quilters follow the thread, they uncover a buried injustice stitched into the town's proudest story - and the quiet, stubborn courage of one woman who left a clue in the cloth and prayed that someday, someone brave enough would find it.To make a wronged name right, they'll have to pull a thread the whole town would rather leave alone.The Signature Quilt is the second Cedar Hollow Quilters Mystery - a warm, richly stitched tale of small-town secrets, old wrongs, and the women who refuse to let a good name stay lost. Perfect for readers who love cozy mysteries with heart, history, and a community worth coming home to. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some secrets are stitched too deep to stay buried.When a 1976 time capsule is unearthed beneath the Cedar Hollow chapel green, it gives up something that was never on any inventory: a quilt made in secret, buried on purpose, and signed with two worn initials no one in town can place.Abby Vance and her quilting circle have read the truth in the cloth before. But this quilt keeps the deepest secret the mountain has ever held - a woman who gave the whole town everything and was thanked for none of it, a grave with no name on it, and a debt fifty years overdue.Say her name. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some secrets are buried. Hazel Dunmore stitched hers into a quilt - and waited sixty years for someone to read it.When Abby Vance inherits her great-aunt Margaret's remote cabin in the pines above Cedar Hollow, she's expecting one quiet week of quilting with her four closest friends. She is not expecting a sixty-year-old secret folded into the bottom of an old cedar chest.The half-finished quilt they find isn't just beautiful. It's written. Block by block, in a code only quilters could read, a frightened young woman named Hazel Dunmore stitched the truth about what happened to her in the winter of 1965 - the year the whole town agreed to say good riddance and forget she ever lived.As Abby and her circle follow Hazel's thread from a fallen-down line camp to the door of the most powerful family in the county, they begin to understand why Margaret guarded the quilt for six decades - and why someone in Cedar Hollow would still do almost anything to keep its last corner from ever being finished.Some secrets are kept by burying them. Some are kept in thread, waiting for the right hands to read them at last.The Quilt She Left Behind is the first Cedar Hollow Quilters Mystery - a warm, twisty tale of friendship, buried history, and the things we stitch into the dark so that one day they can come into the light.Perfect for readers who love: Clean, cozy mysteries with heart and no graphic contentQuilting, crafting, and cozy small-town settingsA circle of women who solve it togetherLong-buried family secrets and a dual-timeline revealThe start of a brand-new series to fall intoPour the coffee, thread the needle, and come up to Cedar Hollow. The quilt remembers what the town forgot. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: New. Print on Demand.

Condition: New. Print on Demand.

Condition: New. Print on Demand.

Condition: New. Print on Demand.

Condition: New. Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The Gathering: Stitch the Journey - Companion Quilt Pattern Bookby Carrie Bartling.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Gathering: Stitch the Journey - Companion Quilt Pattern Bookby Carrie BartlingYou're not just making a quilt.you're stitching a story.This one-of-a-kind quilt pattern book blends beginner-friendly instruction with meaningful storytelling, guiding you through twelve unique quilt blocks-each representing a moment of courage, growth, and grace.Whether you're new to quilting or returning to your craft, this book invites you to slow down, trust the process, and create something deeply personal-one stitch at a time.Inside You'll Discover: 12 story-inspired quilt blocks (12" finished)Full-size applique templates ready to traceStep-by-step, beginner-friendly instructionsA complete quilt layout and assembly guideFabric, cutting, and supply guidanceEncouraging messages woven throughout every pageEach block is paired with a heartfelt story, turning your quilt into more than a project-it becomes a reflection of your journey. Finished quilt size: Approx. 48" x 48"Perfect for: Beginner quiltersCreative makers seeking meaning in their craftThoughtful handmade giftsAnyone ready to stitch something beautiful-and trueTake your time. Trust the process.Let every stitch tell your story. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some secrets are stitched too deep to stay buried.When a 1976 time capsule is unearthed beneath the Cedar Hollow chapel green, it gives up something that was never on any inventory: a quilt made in secret, buried on purpose, and signed with two worn initials no one in town can place.Abby Vance and her quilting circle have read the truth in the cloth before. But this quilt keeps the deepest secret the mountain has ever held - a woman who gave the whole town everything and was thanked for none of it, a grave with no name on it, and a debt fifty years overdue.Say her name. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some secrets are stitched too deep to stay buried.When a second trunk turns up in Cedar Hollow - older than the first, older than the town itself - Abby Vance and her quilting circle unfold a mourning quilt no one was ever meant to read. Its dark panels were cut from a dead woman's dresses. Its stitches hide a map, a name, and a crime the whole valley spent a hundred and seventy years pretending never happened.Her name was Ada Pearl. She was here first - the schoolteacher who filed the very first claim on the valley's spring and taught the founders' own children their letters. And one hard winter, the three families who wanted her water decided the mountain pass was closed. and let her die alone in the snow. Then they wrote "no people" in the deed, took everything, and named the town after themselves.But Ada did have people. A fifteen-year-old girl who loved her sewed the truth into cloth and passed it down, keeper to keeper, waiting for hands brave enough to finally read it.Now, as Cedar Hollow prepares to celebrate its founding, Abby and the circle face an impossible choice: expose the beautiful lie the whole town is built on - or let a good woman stay forgotten forever. Because the quilters have always known one thing the founders never did: You can bury a woman. You can't bury the truth once someone reads it in the cloth.The Quilt Before the Town is the third Cedar Hollow Quilters Mystery - a warm, gently unraveling tale of small-town secrets, hard-won grace, and the stitches that bind the living to the dead. Perfect for readers who love cozy mysteries with heart, history, and a found family of unforgettable women.Includes two recipes from the Cedar Hollow kitchen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some names are carried in thread. Some are cut out of it.When a spring flood tears through the mountain town of Cedar Hollow and drowns the old chapel's storeroom, Abby Vance and her circle of quilters turn out to rescue what a century of the town could never quite throw away. What they haul from the mud is a treasure: a hidden signature quilt, pieced generations ago by every family in Cedar Hollow, each block signed in floss by the hand that made it.But one block is wrong. Where a name should be, there is only a spray of tiny needle holes - a name someone unpicked, one strand at a time, before wrapping the whole quilt in oilcloth and hiding it where no one would ever look.Cedar Hollow keeps its secrets close, and this one has been kept for seventy years. As Abby and the Cedar Hollow Quilters follow the thread, they uncover a buried injustice stitched into the town's proudest story - and the quiet, stubborn courage of one woman who left a clue in the cloth and prayed that someday, someone brave enough would find it.To make a wronged name right, they'll have to pull a thread the whole town would rather leave alone.The Signature Quilt is the second Cedar Hollow Quilters Mystery - a warm, richly stitched tale of small-town secrets, old wrongs, and the women who refuse to let a good name stay lost. Perfect for readers who love cozy mysteries with heart, history, and a community worth coming home to. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some secrets are buried. Hazel Dunmore stitched hers into a quilt - and waited sixty years for someone to read it.When Abby Vance inherits her great-aunt Margaret's remote cabin in the pines above Cedar Hollow, she's expecting one quiet week of quilting with her four closest friends. She is not expecting a sixty-year-old secret folded into the bottom of an old cedar chest.The half-finished quilt they find isn't just beautiful. It's written. Block by block, in a code only quilters could read, a frightened young woman named Hazel Dunmore stitched the truth about what happened to her in the winter of 1965 - the year the whole town agreed to say good riddance and forget she ever lived.As Abby and her circle follow Hazel's thread from a fallen-down line camp to the door of the most powerful family in the county, they begin to understand why Margaret guarded the quilt for six decades - and why someone in Cedar Hollow would still do almost anything to keep its last corner from ever being finished.Some secrets are kept by burying them. Some are kept in thread, waiting for the right hands to read them at last.The Quilt She Left Behind is the first Cedar Hollow Quilters Mystery - a warm, twisty tale of friendship, buried history, and the things we stitch into the dark so that one day they can come into the light.Perfect for readers who love: Clean, cozy mysteries with heart and no graphic contentQuilting, crafting, and cozy small-town settingsA circle of women who solve it togetherLong-buried family secrets and a dual-timeline revealThe start of a brand-new series to fall intoPour the coffee, thread the needle, and come up to Cedar Hollow. The quilt remembers what the town forgot. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…