The Giving Quilt (2012)
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With Gretchen’s help, she removed the quilted top from the rollers and carried it back to the classroom to trim the excess batting and backing even with the pieced top. If she had been at home working upon one of her own quilts or at the String Theory Quilt Shop whipping up a store sample, she would have spent the rest of the afternoon preparing the bias binding and sewing it in place to cover the raw edges of the quilt. But since Gretchen intended to cover that topic the next morning, Karen dec...ided to wait and keep pace with her classmates. She was confident she could finish her quilt in time for the Farewell Breakfast even without a head start, and she didn’t want to look like a show-off. Instead she spent an hour or so cutting pieces for a second Giving Quilt to complete at home and donate to her local chapter of Project Linus, and then she passed the rest of the day helping classmates with the longarm. Her husband would be amused—and her coworkers, who thought she worked too hard and had practically insisted she take a vacation, would be exasperated—to see her falling into the familiar role of teacher rather than relaxing with a good book by the fire or working in solitude on a quilt for herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With Gretchen’s help, she removed the quilted top from the rollers and carried it back to the classroom to trim the excess batting and backing even with the pieced top. If she had been at home working upon one of her own quilts or at the String Theory Quilt Shop whipping up a store sample, she would have spent the rest of the afternoon preparing the bias binding and sewing it in place to cover the raw edges of the quilt. But since Gretchen intended to cover that topic the next morning, Karen dec...ided to wait and keep pace with her classmates. She was confident she could finish her quilt in time for the Farewell Breakfast even without a head start, and she didn’t want to look like a show-off. Instead she spent an hour or so cutting pieces for a second Giving Quilt to complete at home and donate to her local chapter of Project Linus, and then she passed the rest of the day helping classmates with the longarm. Her husband would be amused—and her coworkers, who thought she worked too hard and had practically insisted she take a vacation, would be exasperated—to see her falling into the familiar role of teacher rather than relaxing with a good book by the fire or working in solitude on a quilt for herself.
What to read after The Giving Quilt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Chiaverini to read onlineMoreLess
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