This is the cover of one of the Japanese quilt books I got used at Book Off.
My only regret with visiting the Costa Mesa, California store, is that I didn't also have time to visit the Rolling Hills and Los Angeles stores. I'm already planning my next trip there in my mind.
The most expensive book I bought was by Yoko Saito, and was only $14. The rest were either $4.50 or $2.00 each. I have to say that I really enjoyed my visit there and can only hope that I get to the other locations sometime.
In other news...have you visited Jinny Beyer's web site lately? She is trying to bring back the free block of the week thing, but I haven't noticed that she updated the block this week. Anyhow, it's free, and fun, so maybe something to keep an eye on.
My only regret with visiting the Costa Mesa, California store, is that I didn't also have time to visit the Rolling Hills and Los Angeles stores. I'm already planning my next trip there in my mind.
The most expensive book I bought was by Yoko Saito, and was only $14. The rest were either $4.50 or $2.00 each. I have to say that I really enjoyed my visit there and can only hope that I get to the other locations sometime.
In other news...have you visited Jinny Beyer's web site lately? She is trying to bring back the free block of the week thing, but I haven't noticed that she updated the block this week. Anyhow, it's free, and fun, so maybe something to keep an eye on.
3 comments:
All this talk about the stores you guys can visit is sooo envy making!! We so are hard pushed for really good places to have buying frenzies here in the goo ol'e uk.you are an awesome quilter.xx
I like the quilting in that postage stamp basket. I live near Jinny's store...
I forgot to ask, does Yoko Saito's book have a lot of her taupe quilts? (I have only seen other peoples photos from quilt shows.) I have a huge Taupe stash & am on the look out for a quilt "pattern." (I have a few patterns in mind, but I am still in that too paralyzed to cut it stage...)
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