Looking for CD for The Civil War Diary Quilt

Aug 26, 2006 4 Replies
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I keep hearing that there is a way to purchase a CD with instructions or block drawings that correspond with The Civil War Diary Quilt book by Rosemary Youngs. Where would I buy a copy of the CD ( I already own the book) ? I emailed the publisher and did not receive a response. I have heard that you must have EQ5 to use it but it isn't sold by EQ. Yes, I could draft the blocks myself but why do that if I could purchase a CD. If anyone has seen this CD or knows where I could order it, please let me know either on the newsgroup or email me privately.



Susan


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Susan - here's a place I found (NAYY)

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You can get the CD by contacting Rosemary directly. She has a web site, but I don't have it handy. There is also a Yahoo group that Rosemary is running and every week we put up both the paper piecing directions, by Rosemary, and I do a rotary cutting and sewing set for one block. We started at the beginning and are going through. All past blocks instructions are in a file on the group site. Let me know if I can help you any more with this.

Pati, > I keep hearing that there is a way to purchase a CD with instructions

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Thanks for mentioning this interesting group. I just looked it up and found:

Yahoo CivilWarDiary Group:

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Apparently you can buy both her autographed book and/or CD on PayPal. Just go to the CivilWarDiary group's web page and it tells you all you need to know.

Bev > You can get the CD by contacting Rosemary directly. She has a web site,

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Thanks for the ordering information and the Yahoo group address. I will order the CD and then decide if I am going to commit myself to making the Civil War Diary Quilt or the Dear Jane. First I have to finish the current 6" sampler quilt. I have 52 of the 72 blocks completed.

Susan

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