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Stay out of the malls and the big box stores with these local gift ideas
Give gifts your friends and family will love while sticking within the borders of New Hampshire. The Granite State really does have something for everyone, from local music and cozy winter clothing to Shaker goods and gorgeous art. Start making a dent in your list with some of the suggestions below.
Music to Their Ears
Okkervil River's "The Silver Gymnasium" is named after an actual building in Meriden where band leader Will Sheff grew up.
For the music lovers on your list, pick up CDs from local musicians like New Hampshire fingerpickin' virtuoso, Ed Gerhard's "Christmas" or if you're celebrating the Jewish holidays, you can't go wrong with a CD from Nashua's Raymond Street Klezmer Band. Serenade your friends and lover with the latest iTunes download by Manchester pop singer Josh Logan, a featured performer on the TV show "The Voice." Or order a CD by Francestown jazz prodigy, Matt Savage, a jazz pianist and Berklee College grad who has 10 albums to his credit. The rock band Okkervil River has received national attention for its latest album, "The Silver Gymnasium," on which lead singer and songwriter Will Sheff looks back on his childhood in Meriden. Recordings by locally oriented folk singers Tom Rush, Cosy Sheridan and Bill Staines are perennial favorites.
– Tom Long and Stacy Milbouer
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Purchase a handcrafted container at the Peterboro Basket Company and challenge yourself to fill it with gifts strictly from Our Town (that's Peterborough's literary nickname, in case you're wondering).
The basket company has been making containers that are utilitarian works of art since 1854. We suggest a classic picnic basket or an Honest Abe collectible lunch basket with the president's image on it.
May we suggest browsing in antique stores like Grove & Main Antiques, which features French linens, lavender sachet and cunning vintage German porcelain baby dolls.
Don't overlook grocery stores. Who wouldn't love organic soap from Nature's Green Grocer or craft beer from Roy's Market, where friendly clerks actually carry your bags to your car?
It doesn't have to be Thornton Wilder's famous play, but do visit the Toadstool Bookstore's local authors section to add a little literary flair to your gifting quest.
And kill two turtledoves with one stone by sating your shopping-induced hunger at the Peterborough Diner, and picking up a special T-shirt made this year for the iconic green-and-yellow dining car's 60th birthday as a nice finishing touch for your basket.
– Tom Long and Stacy Milbouer
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Want to make that a festive experience rather than a cookie-cutter schlep? Hit holiday fairs and open houses at galleries and co-ops.
The Peterborough Holiday Stroll is an excellent way to get into the holiday spirit and to get ahead on some gift shopping. This picturesque town celebration, happening November 22, also features a bake sale and a chance to visit with Santa.
The Nashua Holiday Stroll, November 29 from 5 p.m.-10 p.m., is filled with entertainment including music and ice sculpture carving, food, fun, shopping and new for 2014 a craft fair held at the gym on Main St. across from the town hall.
It's off to the racetrack if you want to pull off some one-stop shopping at the 15th annual New England Holiday Craft Spectacular. More than 200 craftsmen and craftswomen are expected to participate in the indoor sale in the grandstand at Rockingham Park Racetrack in Salem on Dec. 6 and 7.
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- Craftworkers' Guild Holiday Shop - Open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. daily until December 22 at The Oliver Kendall House, 5 Meetinghouse Rd., Bedford. Featuring over 60 juried artisans and craftspeople participating in the seasonal shop. The Craftworkers' Guild is a group of more than 50 artisans and craft workers dedicated to producing fine-quality handcrafts.
- The Downtown Manchester Holiday Market December 4, 11 and 18 from 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. and December 13 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
- Find more great fairs by visiting our calendar of events.
Great Gifts From Nooks and Crannies
Stop in at the Common Man Company Store for locally produced items
Classy Gas Station Gifts: One-of-a-kind and offbeat gifts can be found in places you'd never think to look. Even the corner gas station — no kidding. Hudson Bridge Gulf on Ferry Street in Hudson has a wide variety of reasonably priced, homemade jarred goods, including dilly beans, pickles and spicy cocktail sausages, not to mention some pretty impressive bottles of wine.
Hospitable Gifts: You won't find frantic crowds of shoppers at hospital gift shops, but you will find truly unusual gifts, carefully selected to make one feel good. At the gift shop at Southern New Hampshire Medical Center, for example, is a basket of cutesy cloth Dammit Dolls — designed to rid one of frustration and aggression by throwing them across the room while screaming a purgative epithet — an apt gift for what can be a stressful time of year.
Treat Yourself First, Then Shop: Go out to eat and shop at a restaurant gift store. At The Common Man restaurant compound in Ashland, the flagship of the New Hampshire restaurant chain, is The Common Man Company Store, two stories of locally produced items including Common Man Bloody Mary mix, tomato pickles and pancake mix as well as coffee mugs, pottery and fleece vests. While some items display The Common Man logo, many do not, but they all do demonstrate a New Hampshire-style country sensibility.
You'll See 'em at Museums: There's also a lot of fine, non-stressful shopping to be found at museums — not the least of which is Canterbury Shaker Village, which sells Shaker boxes, baskets and brooms just to name a few items. The shop is open daily 10 a.m.-4 p.m. through Dec. 23 and 3 p.m.-8 p.m. during Christmas at Canterbury Shaker Village on Dec. 6 and 13.
Gifts of Light: And for those who celebrate Hanukkah or just collect Judaica, synagogue gift shops like the Sisterhood Judaica Shop at Temple Beth Abraham in Nashua offer carefully selected artful menorahs, dreidels, jewelry, toys and other Jewish treasures. And the mitzvah gets thrown in for free — proceeds are used to support synagogue and Sisterhood projects.
– Tom Long and Stacy Milbouer
Gifts to Stay Warm and Cozy
Boy's striped sweater jacket from Newfound Farm Wool Works
To keep warm during your holiday frolics, pick up mittens, hats, coats and bags made from recycled textiles at the Newfound Farm Wool Works in Bristol. They'll even take dad's favorite ratty cardigan and repurpose it into a new and beautiful garment. You can pick up a toasty alpaca hat or sweater at Someday Farm in Canterbury, which was founded by Dean and Barbie Tilton, who bought an abandoned property in 1993 and hoped to turn it into a working farm someday. And indeed they did — an alpaca farm.
– Tom Long and Stacy Milbouer
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Along with overseeing (and sometimes underseeing) New Hampshire Magazine, our esteemed leader, Editor Rick Broussard, has a uniquely NH-centric side gig that he's been managing for the past few years. It's the NH Pulp Fiction Project, which is actually a series of anthologies of short fiction set in the Granite State and typically written by new or up-and-coming local authors. The third volume in the series, titled "Live Free or Sci-Fi," has just been released by Concord's Plaidswede Publishing and it's available from them at nhbooksellers.com or at good independent bookstores across the state.
The two previous volumes — "Live Free or Undead" (horror pulp) and "Live Free or Die, Die, Die!" (mystery pulp) are also available and the fourth, "Love Free or Die" (pulp romance), is in the pipeline. Those four books cover all of the popular pulp genres with the exception of the Western. That genre seemed like a stretch (how many stories of the Wild West can you set in the Northeast?) but it takes a bigger stretch than that to stop our intrepid editor.
The fifth and (perhaps) final installment in the series is now in the works, titled "Live Free or Ride!" The local connection is the Concord Stagecoach, built by the Abbot-Downing Company of Concord, and one of the great icons of westward expansion (and featured in countless movies and TV shows about the "taming of the frontier").
Oh, did we mention that they make great holiday gifts? Well, they most certainly do.
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- Rebecca Rule: Humorous and witty takes on a wide variety of NH-centric topics from the halls of town meetings ("Moved and Seconded") to her recent children's book "The Iciest, Diciest, Scariest Sled Ride Ever!"
- Fritz Wetherbee: The multi-talented WMUR "New Hampshire Chronicle" host has covered New Hampshire for more than 50 years. He's authored a long list of books, including his latest collection of stories "Fritz Wetherbee's New Hampshire Milestone." Click here to see the entire collection at Plaidswede Publishing.
For Home Cooks and Bakers
- "Great Cake Decorating: Sweet Designs for Cakes & Cupcakes" by New Hampshire's own and Food Network "Sweet Genius" winner Erin Gardner of Wild Orchid Baking Co.
- "Cuisine Nicoise: Sun-kissed Cooking from the French Riviera" by Peterborough food writer, author and cooking teacher Hillary Davis.
- "French Comfort Food" also by Hillary Davis.
- Give the gift of mixology with Cotton Restuarant's latest book "Cotton Cocktails." Make it a set with "Cotton the Cookbook."
- For the local food enthusiast look no further than "Local Flavor: From the Farmers' Markets of the Monadnock Region" by Jean Mann.
- "Ciao Italia Family Classics" by "Ciao Italia" cooking show host Mary Ann Esposito.
More Local Book Ideas
Did you know that we review a local book each month? If there's an avid reader on your list, then check out the archive of reviews for some great reads from novels and memoirs to history books and mysteries.
– The New Hampshire Magazine Staff
Want some more excellent local shopping advice?
- Check out shopping expert Lisa Brown's monthly column "Retail" where she explores a different town's offerings each month. Her latest two cover Keene and Hanover.
- Susan Laughlin, in her monthly "Artisan," features artists and craftworkers from around the state. This archive is a treasure trove of local gift ideas! See November's Textile Artist Sarah Fortin and October's Basket Weaver Sharon Dugan.
- Is there a foodie on your list? Check out these five different food lovers' gift baskets from local stores.
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Jennifer Lopez is making a triumphant return to the 'American Idol' judges' table!
Jennifer Lopez was immortalized with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She was the 2,500 celeb to be bestowed with the honor, so it was a big occasion for the Walk and for J. Lo.
Sounds like there may be two Jennifers on the 'American Idol' panel this fall. Jennifer Hudson reportedly signed on to judge the somewhat struggling Fox juggernaut, and now former judge Jennifer Lopez may be rejoining the judges' table.
With a mere flick of her thumb, Jennifer Lopez saved what could have been an embarrassing, moment-ruining situation when Adele accepted one of her Grammy awards.
Jennifer Lopez covers the February issue of Harper's Bazaar, and she's a gilded goddess and a glamazon. But then again, when isn't she?
You knew it was coming, but maybe Jennifer Lopez didn't want to steal Steven Tyler's thunder. Just one day after the Aerosmith frontman announced he's leaving 'American Idol,' the lovable judge told Ryan Seacrest that she too will not be returning to the judges' table.
(Now former) 'American Idol' judges Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler each announced their departure from the show this week, with Lopez announcing that she was moving on during a chat with 'Idol' host Ryan Seacrest on Friday (July 13). Tyler beat her to the punch, releasing a statement about his imminent exit the day before. Now a report has surfaced indicating that each judge was fired, even though the show allowed them to bow out gracefully.
Jennifer Lopez and Enrique Iglesias are still in the planning stages for their first-ever world tour together this summer. Their 20-city North American jaunt kicks off July 14 in Montreal, Quebec and winds down on Sept. 2 in Orlando.
Listen up, fans of Jennifer Lopez and 'American Idol.' When she has something to reveal about her future with the show, she will do it directly.
It looks like little Max, son of Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony, may be a track star when he gets a little older. The three-year-old made a mad dash away from his momma at a recent trip to the airport.
Jennifer Lopez is still in the process of divorcing husband Marc Anthony and now rumors abound that she and her 24-year-old lover Casper Smart are planning a trip down the aisle.
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CLEVELAND — Done rebuilding, the Cleveland Indians believe they've got enough talent to contend this season, next season and perhaps for many more.
Asdrubal Cabrera wants to be around for all of them.
On the eve of their home opener against Toronto, the Indians locked up one of their best players on Wednesday by finalizing a three-year contract with Cabrera, their slick fielding All-Star shortstop who had a breakout season in 2011.
Cabrera, who avoided salary arbitration by signing a $4.55 million contract for 2012 this winter, will make $6.5 million in 2013 and $10 million in 2014. Cabrera's new deal covers his final year of arbitration eligibility and what could have been his first year as a free agent.
"This is the team I want to be on my whole career," Cabrera said.
The Indians have been working on an extension for over four months with Cabrera, who was a steadying force for the club last season when injuries overwhelmed a young team that started strongly but collapsed in the final month.
"He meant a lot," Indians manager Manny Acta said. "If you look at what went on here last year, between him and (Carlos) Santana, they probably carried the offense throughout the season, because we had so many injuries and inconsistency offensive wise.
"This guy, he was there the whole time. He played every day. He played through injuries. He declined a little bit in the second half, but at the end of the day, he set a franchise record for home runs, he drove in 90-plus runs, and he was a very good player for us.
"So I'm very happy that I won't have to worry about him for the next three years."
The 26-year-old Cabrera was easily Cleveland's MVP last season, batting .273 and posting career-highs with 25 homers and 92 RBIs — power numbers few saw coming. Before last season, the switch hitter had hit just 18 career homers. Cabrera led AL shortstops in RBIs, was tied for first in hits (165) and was second in doubles (32) and runs (87).
Beyond that, he made dazzling defensive plays that saved runs, turned games and earned him an almost nightly spot on TV highlight packages.
"Sometimes it's fun just sitting there on the bench watching him," pitcher Justin Masterson said. "It's like, 'What's he going to do next?'"
Before giving Cabrera his new deal, the Indians did not have a player signed past 2012. By extending Cabrera, the Indians sent a positive message to Cleveland's fans and through the Indians' clubhouse.
"It's nice to see the club going in the right direction," said Masterson, who will start Thursday's opener against Blue Jays left-hander Ricky Romero. "We know he's going to be there for the next couple years so that excites all of us who are planning to be around too. It makes things look good in the future and you know the team is willing to reward people who do great things. We have such a young core it makes for some excitement not only for this year, but for years to come."
Cabrera's wizardry with the glove has drawn some comparisons to another Venezuelan shortstop, former Indians All-Star Omar Vizquel, who played 11 seasons in Cleveland and made Toronto's opening-day roster following an impressive training camp.
As he prepared for his 24th opening day as a player, Vizquel, who will turn 45 in a few weeks, said Cleveland's new shortstop is as good as they come.
"Cabrera is way better than me," Vizquel said with a straight face. "He's done things in the field that are amazing. I don't think they were even expecting him to be a shortstop after he came up as a second baseman. He just turned out to be this unbelievable player.
"Every time I come to Cleveland I see No. 13 (Vizquel also wears 13) and see how well he's doing. It's great. I think they got what they want."
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Sex Drive could have been so much more.
Its not that there is really a great story that was wasted here.
But as far as a raunchy sex comedy aimed at high-schoolers/college, it could have been a whole lot better.
It is never expected for any high school/college comedy to really be something special, especially when they are sex comedies.
But some work. American Pie and its sequals are all good (the first being the best).
Yet, the usually need to have either extremely non stop funny jokes (Superbad),or really likeable characters and interesting story (American Pie).
Sex Drive's main character is an 18 year old senior who is a virgin.
Whoever decided that Clark Duke is charismatic and funny enough to pop up in every teen movie circa 2006-2013 (besides himself and his mother), deserves to be put down. But in this movie he's not only supposed to be charismatic and funny, we're also meant to take him seriously as a cocksman or a womanizer. Or maybe not, I'm sure, this movie doesn't even seem to know.
Imagine if Superbad had been casted by morons, written by a couple of morons, and edited by morons, you'd end up with Sex Drive. Tim Orr continues his streak of being the world's most wildly inconsistent cinematographer, and this ranks among his poorest work yet. My favorite scene is probably where our lead…
Olvidaba que este tipo de films me entretienen mucho, de hecho mi favorita de este estilo era SuperCool , pero SexDrive me hizo reír el doble.
(This is for the uncut version)
There's countless sex comedies now, Sex Drive not being original or great compared to any of them. You got your usual cliches, typical jokes, unlikable characters, and only a few decent jokes too far apart.
(NOTE: This is a review of the extended, and unrated version, and not the original cut, because the original cut isn't even close to being as funny)
There's almost too many 'coming-of-age' and 'teen-sex comedy' clichés present but that's practically unnoticeable being that there's a butt-tonne of unexpected originality, truly great comedic performances, genuinely likable characters, and a charming already nostalgic vibe that felt like John Hughes being sensually raped by Tim & Eric.
The purposefully amateur editing is truly inspired, and the fact that they just left in a few bloopers at random was comically refreshing and made for a distinctly enjoyable experience. James Marsden gives a severely underrated and criminally overlooked comedic performance as Rex, the closeted homosexual douchebag.…
The unrated version of this movie is one of the most amazing things I've ever seen in a comedy. If you haven't seen it, I can't recommend it enough. 4/5 for the movie itself; 5/5 for the unrated version. 4.5/5 average.
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I quote this movie at least twice everyday of my life.
Cheaply made Road/Euro Trip knock-off and not very funny. The guys that made it seem to think they're Trey Parker and Matt Stone...they're not. Not a bad young cast.
This film best recommended to watch with your cool buddies with some chill beers on weekend. It's an UNRATED teen sex comedy - what you gonna expect more?
A true surprise among the fuming cesspool that is the teen-sex-comedy subgenre. At one point Clark Duke had a streak of about 8 lines in a row that made me laugh.
About what I expected. Surprisingly coherent.
Nota = 5,5
The things some dudes will do for a piece of pussy. I tell ya... But yeah, this movie is pretty funny or at least I've thought so a time or two upon watching it. James Marsden is the best part though, one funny guy.
Cheesy comedy but it has some good moments in it if you can bear it.
As I've seen the theatrical cut before - albeit a while ago - I decided to opt for the unrated version tonight. In my humble opinion no comedy should run longer than 100minutes, so at 130 Sex Drive really outstays its welcome. Still, there is a notice at the start of the film stating that this cut is for fans and you should probably stick with the theatrical version - so I probably should have expected a fair bit of nonsense.
To be fair, I found the idea behind this cut quite interesting. It's clear from the start that the directors aren't taking themselves (or the film) too seriously, and some of the newer recurring bits worked quite well. Admittedly…
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I am horrible at waiting. I don't wait well. I get anxious. I get weepy. And I pray a lot of "Why Lord?" prayers.
I am three days overdue with my first baby now and the waiting is not getting any easier. I think the phrase "a watched pot never boils" was actually referring to overdue women. The more eagerly we expect this baby the further away the birth seems.
I have had a lot of middle of the night bathroom breaks to think about why waiting is so hard. This is what I have come up with.
Waiting reminds us we are not in control.
Our flesh craves control. We want things to work out when we want and how we want. We get frustrated when things do not go our way. Waiting reminds us that we are not sovereign, almighty, or all-powerful. The waiting room is where the Great Physician cures our pride with a big dose of humility.
Waiting causes us to face our fears.
Waiting is scary because we have to deal with all our "what if" fears. My mind is always tempted to go to the worst possible scenario when my plans are put on hold. When we do not immediately get what we want, we have to face our doubts and worries. Waiting gives us the opportunity to actively trust in God's good purposes and ultimate plan. Waiting is the haunted house in which we must face the fears that are lurking in the corners of our hearts.
Waiting forces us to deal with our selfishness.
How do we handle it when someone else gets what we want? Do we respond with joy when someone easily gets what we have agonized in prayer over? Waiting forces us to address the selfishness that reigns our flesh. Waiting is the battleground in which we fight to keep selfishness from capturing our hearts.
Waiting is hard work. It is hard to simultaneously fight our flesh, face our fears, and stop our selfishness. Yet it is the means that God uses to conform us to His image and to help us to grow. He orchestrates periods of waiting so that we might become more like Him.
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into an ice rink over the cooler months. We saw some amazingly expensive cars
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Novotel Nice CentreCimiez, Nice | 3 star hotelfrom $134
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- Very happy hour or two
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Holiday Inn NiceLiberti - Albert 1er, Nice | 4 star hotelfrom $177
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- Great staff
Grand Hotel Aston Clarion NiceCentro Historico, Nice | 4 star hotelfrom $157
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AC HOTEL NICEGambetta, Nice | 4 star hotelfrom $235
- Overpriced arrogance
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Adagio Access Nice MagnanBaumettes, Nice | 2 star hotelfrom $87
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- Fun for the family
- Tr�s bon!
Hotel WestminsterCentro Historico, Nice | 4 star hotelfrom $210
- Not as nice as I expected
- Not very pleasant at all !
- Cozy room with great view
Hotel EllingtonCarabacel, Nice | 4 star hotelfrom $168
Novotel Nice Arenas AeroportArenas, Nice | 4 star hotelfrom $142
Hotel Premiere Classe Nice - Promenade Des AnglaisArenas, Nice | 1 star hotelfrom $64
Ibis Nice Centre GareCentro Historico, Nice | 3 star hotelfrom $115
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From dinosaurs to mastodons, discover the rich fossil history of our region. In this major exhibition, created by the Museum, ponder a mystery, examine the strong fossil evidence from the Museum's collection, and use scientific tools to discover answers. Traveling through a 75-million-year timeline, from the age of dinosaurs to the Ice Ages, experience an unfolding of the prehistory of southern California and Baja California, Mexico.
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18 comments:
- Whitney said...
beautiful! I am so glad you posted this. I actually just bought fabric today to copy your first herringbone quilt (different colors, just same design) for a charity quilt. I vowed to never quilt zigzags again, but I was going to do it anyway since it was for a good cause. I am thrilled to see that you quilted the squares and it looks great! Now I don't have to quilt zigzags again. Phew!
- December 9, 2012 at 6:41 PM
- Amys Crafty Shenanigans said...
Very nice - I love your two -colour quilt. A red and white quilt is on my to-do one day list and I think I may 'borrow' your idea ;)
- December 9, 2012 at 7:00 PM
- Emily said...
Oh wow, Erica, this is gorgeous! You continue to inspire me!
- December 9, 2012 at 7:26 PM
- Bailey Martin said...
beautiful, simply beautiful! :)
- December 9, 2012 at 8:39 PM
- Jenny said...
I love your quilts. Every single one!
- December 9, 2012 at 11:34 PM
- Joanne Huffman said...
Beautiful! And the pairing of the herringbone pattern and the print if delightful.
- December 10, 2012 at 7:14 AM
- Esch House Quilts said...
Stunning in its simplicity and color - as usual :)
- December 10, 2012 at 10:18 AM
- Bea García said...
Love it! Your work is inspiring...
- December 10, 2012 at 12:46 PM
- Anna said...
so pretty. I drool every time I see a post from you. :)
- December 10, 2012 at 3:17 PM
- Kelly said...
This is lovely! I love it and I've pinned it to my "Quilty Goodness" board on Pinterest (with proper credit, of course!). Feel free to follow me if you'd like: http://pinterest.com/lipglass/quilty-goodness/
- December 10, 2012 at 5:01 PM
- amy smart said...
This quilt is SO wonderful. I'm in love.
- December 11, 2012 at 10:09 AM
- such said...
Love, love, love it!!!! Sending you an email now...
- December 13, 2012 at 2:21 PM
- Anna said...
It's very, very beautiful!!!!!
- December 25, 2012 at 3:20 PM
- Amber Tucker said...
Hi! I absolutely love your blog and all of your quilts! I am in the middle of my first full sized quilt inspired by your herringbone quilts :) I was wondering, what kind of batting do you use? I'm not sure what to use yet!
- January 19, 2013 at 11:18 AM
- Flo said...
I have pinned this a while ago in hopes of "recreating" it for a baby...now I have the chance! I'm going to change the colors in honor of his Irish heritage. (If you don't mind me borrowing your idea...) What size is each HST?
- January 27, 2013 at 2:25 PM
- Lauren Anderson said...
Erica, this is so gorgeous! Any chance you'd share where you got your daisies on navy floral fabric? I'm in love with this print but can't find anything similar.
- June 1, 2014 at 6:15 PM
- Anne said...
Hi Erica! I'm giving a talk on color theory and I'd love to use the photo of your red and white herringbone quilt as an example of dynamic monochromatic design. I would include attribution to you as the person who made the quilt and took the picture. Would that be okay with you? If not, no worries!
anne @ play-crafts . com
- September 19, 2014 at 1:21 PM
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- Mar 8, 2010I'd love to know what causes an entire message to disappear. I had entered a message explaining that we have a new Scout Venture Crew 7388 in the Baltimore MD area, which already has about 7 or 8 Crew members, and is becoming very popular in requests from the District and Area Council for demonstrations.
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