Laurie Aaron Hird is a wife, homemaker and mother to eleven
children. She enjoys quilting, embroidery and homeschooling.
Laurie, her husband and younger children live on a small acreage in
the Wisconsin countryside. She is the author of two books- The
Farmer's Wife Sampler Quilt (KP Craft, 2009), and The Farmer's
Wife
Pony Club Sampler Quilt (self-published, 2011). Laurie has a blog
where she posts letters and photographs from her extensive
collection of Farmer's Wife magazines. She has been on guest on the
PBS television series "Sewing With Nancy" for both books.
"All the quilt patterns featured in the book and on the included CD
are creative and colorful. Of course my favorite part of the book
are all the letters, which gives you a glimpse of what life was
like during the 1930s. Overall, I think this a great book to own
for quilters or historical buffs alike." --Ramblings of a Coffee
Addicted Writer
"If you love a good story, making pieced quilts or enjoy creating
quilts with a variety of different designs, this is an ideal
addition to your bookshelf." --Into Craft
"I liked the original Farmer's Wife book but I love this version.
Each traditional block has been renamed as either a woman's name or
a noun that relates to a woman- like 'Granny'. The blocks vary from
relatively simple to complex with a fiendish number of pieces to
sew together but they are all beautifully presented in a mix of
reproduction fabrics and solids. A range of construction methods
are offered. All the blocks have templates and foundation paper
piecing options and there are rotary cut options for pieces that
can be easily measured." --Very Kerry Berry
"In my wildest dreams I would be able to sit down and enjoyably sew
this entire book (The Farmer's Wife 1930s Sampler Quilt)." --Very
Shannon
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