Carrie Hall's Sampler is the book that most interests me.

Scraps and Shirttales by Bonnie K. Hunter is one I'd love to peruse as it seems great for using scraps. Also, The Romance of the Patchwork Quilt in America on Barbara Brackman's blog seems very inspiring.

Simply Retro by Camille Roskelley is the book I most want to purchase next! I love her designs!

I follow your blog. Like Angela and Sherri, my first and favorite quilt book is by Eleanor Burns, Irish Chain. Her books are easy to follow for a beginner. The book I would like to add to my collection is Beginner's Guide to Free Motion Quilting by Natalia Bonner. I recently purchased the floating free motion foot for my machine, and would love some guidance! Thanks for the fun blog hop and give away!

I already follow your blog because you are awesome! The books that got me quilting were Jennifer Chiaverini's Elm Creek Quilts series. She made quilting sound so wonderful that I just had to learn how to do it!

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I would love to have Farmer's Wife Sampler Quilt book. It looks so interesting.

Thanks for the great blog hop. I'm going to search out Camille's Simply Retro at my LQS.

I became intrigued by quilting when my aunt made a quilt for my son when he was born. I bought The Quilter's Complete Guide by Marianne Fons and Liz Porter as my first book, now I have a whole library. I would like to check out Camille Roskelley's books after reading some of the blogs as well as The It's Okay If You Sit On My Quilt Book by Mary Ellen Hopkins.

My favorite and most used book has been "More Lap Quilting with Georgia Bonesteel" and two books that I saw in the blog roll were "Simple Quilts from Me and My Sister Designs" and "Stitch Zakka".

My very first quilt book was by Eleanor Burns - quilt in a day Irish Chain. I don't have a current favourite...my favourite Sunday morning thing to do is to get an armful from my bookshelf and a pot of black tea and spend a couple of hours browsing. ;) Books I long to have? Kaffe Fassette at the moment.

I like Tula Pink's 100 Modern Blocks!

Better Homes and Gardens - Complete Guide To Quilting! I watched a lot of Quilt in a Day with Eleanor Burns! I learned a lot from her shows. I learned to strip piece with Eleanor's Still Stripping. Stitch Zakka would be a fun new one to have but I love all books. Read them, do the projects, and donate them to my local little library! I hope others do that too! Many others, myself included could not afford to buy quilting books and a local library makes it possible for us to see the latest and greatest and do the projects! Thank you for the wonderful blog hop! I have really enjoyed it!

Really liking Simply Retro! I follow the blog and like you on FB.

I have hundreds of quilt books, but especially like Gwen Marston's Liberated Quilts, and also Ami Simms' book on I-Spy quilts. I'd love to add these 6 to my collection! I have looked at the sites, followed your blog, liked you on Facebook, and made my comment.

visiting the pages, some are already followed. Love the Silhouttes Edyta Sitar :) Thanks for the giveaway....and the new blogs to follow[email protected]Vickie in sunny NW WA

I have found the book 'Quilting Modern", and I just ordered it from B&N, this book looks awesome! Thanks for the awesome generous giveaway! I already like Moda on FaceBook and follow their blog also and all the above!

I follow your blog and follow you on Facebook. Right now my favorite book is Simply Retro and I would love to own Seasonal Silouettes.

I love Pam and Nicky Lintott's books, "Jelly Roll Inspirations," and "Layer Cake, Jelly Roll and Charm Quilts." Would love to visit their shop one day.Anne

The book I keep going back to is "Quilts, Quilts, Quilts". It is a good reference.

I was really interested to read Kimberly's book recommendation (Fat Qtr Shop). She recommends a quilter that I am not familiar with- Billie Lauder. I'm definitely going to look into her books. If they were that influential for Kimberly, I'm sure they are great.

Btw, I do follow your blog. And really enjoy it!

I thought I wasn't interested in the 100 City Blocks book, but the more I see it, the more I'm tempted! We'll have to see ♥

Thank you so much for celebrating Book Lover's Day!!! Thoroughly enjoyed the blog hop. A Month of Sundays is a quilt book I have not seen. Have put it on my list to look for it in the shops. Happy Friday!

i follow your blog, and love it too.

I started following you (Paula Whelan), liked you on Facebook (MPaula Whelan) and I like one of HootnHaller's favourite books, Quilting Modern. I also love the quilt she showed, Supervova.My favourite quilting book is one given to me by a client when I was working as a Massage Therapist, The Weekend Quilt by Leslie Linsley. She found out I quilted because I would use a quilt during treatment if she needed it.I love posts like this where I am introduced to so many other quilters, their ideas and their fabric choices. However, my inbox usually takes a hit as I sign up for MORE email.

i'm loving Modern Nuetrals

What a fun tour! I want to try an Irish Chain for my niece who recently moved to Ireland.

I'd really love to see "Simple Quilts" by Me & My Sister. I'm all for simple!

when i started i bought 'learn to make a quilt from start to finish' by Carolyn Vagts. got me started but then i loaned it to ny cousin last year