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In this entry from the popular series, five women meet at quilt camp and embark upon a project together. Over the next year, each woman must tackle a personal difficulty before adding her segment to their shared quilt. Despite the challenges they face, the women draw strength from their newfound sisterhood.

The wife of a landscape designer in Pennsylvania obtains a job doing housework for an old woman who quilts, and in the process learns to quilt herself. As the two quilt, the old one recounts her family's tragic story.

Colored illustrations on endpapers. Sylvia Bergstrom Compson and her fiance Andre embark on a difficult journey to find her mother's missing heirloom quilts, all the while discovering secrets regarding her mother's life and ultimately death.

Introduces the letters of the alphabet with names of early American patchwork quilt patterns and explains the origins of the designs by describing the activity or occupation they derive from.

Emma Cotton is sure in her heart that the trail to the killer of her friend Rose Peterson is nearing an end. Chase Meyer is the next-to-last male suspect, and it was a man's DNA that was found under Rose's fingernails when she died fifteen years ago. He has to be the murderer. And Emma and her aunt, Dottie Faye Sinclair, intend to prove it--once they find him. It seems Meyer has recently gone missing.

"Emma Cotton and Kelly Grace, owners of Cotton & Grace in the seaside town of Mystic Harbor, Massachusetts, have spent much of the past year trying to unscramble the mystery of the death of their dear friend and fellow expert quilter Rose Peterson. Now their quest takes them to England and a spooky manor owned by the Dudley family. Colin Dudley, a former student in Rose's class and one of the last to see her alive, has converted the castle-like manor...