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Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Books: Windows Into the Past--and Future
Labels:
book reviews,
books,
New Needlepoint,
reviews
I don't know if you are a book collector like I am, but if you are, I have discovered a wonderful place to explore needlepoint books you once owned but have forgotten, to see books you never knew existed, and to read fascinating reviews.
Come with me to New Needlepoint and start to explore.
http://www.newneedlepoint.com/
The Featured Items on the home page always include several books, but the bulk of the books for sale are listed on the left navigation column by category, each with a color photo and an interesting review. Marianne specializes in Bargello books but she has all kinds, recent and vintage. The way she lists each book gives you a good glimpse into what it is like from the comfort of your own home.
Marianne talks further about many of the books she gets in to sell on her blog, including today's walk into 1970s needlepoint style. Want to see a mini skirt in its natural habitat? LOL
http://needlepointtalk.net/2010/05/11/70s-chic-more
I know one reader emailed Marianne to thank her for pointing out a good book which the reader bought very cheaply elsewhere. Remember, you might get a cheaper copy elsewhere, but Marianne's books are guaranteed to be in good condition. She won't sell a book that isn't in good shape. Besides, if we don't buy from book lovers like Marianne, they will stop selling and we'll lose the great reviews about books from the past we never heard of that will help us become better stitchers in the future.
Or at least remind us not to have photos taken in mini skirts.
Written by Jane/Chilly Hollow Blogging at http://chillyhollownp.blogspot.com Archived Yahoo 360 postings at http://profiles.yahoo.com/chillyhollow
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