In our on-going effort to introduce more quilters to Quilter's Review, we'll be participating in the Quilter's Mall Crawl. It should be a lot of fun for thousands and thousands of quilters. Check it out here.

Unfortunately, I don't have a product review for you this week. I got called to Atlanta unexpectedly to deal with a serious illness and a death in the family, and that's thrown my schedule all out of whack. But I'm back now and should have something good for you in the next issue.

Sophie, bless her heart, has two book reviews for you this week. Judy Hopkins' latest Around The Block book is a great addition to this classic series. And The Quilted Cross provides inspiration from many traditions and cultures.

Also, I found for you an intriguing quilting Web site. If you use (or would like to use) your computer's printer or your digital camera as a quilting tool, you'll certainly get a lot out of this site.

I'll be back in your inbox on April 12th.

'Til then, quilt up a storm!

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200 Traditional Blocks To Rotary Cut

A review of Once More Around the Block by Judy Hopkins	Click the book for more information
You'll never run out of designs or inspiration with Judy Hopkins' collections of rotary-cut blocks.

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Quilted Crosses For Faith Or Decoration

A review of The Quilted Cross by J. Michelle Watts	Click the book for more information
Reviewer Sophie Littlefield finds inspiration for her new godchild's quilt in this book of religious and secular quilted crosses.

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A Most Unusual Quilting Web Site I never would have expected to find a quilting Web site from a major computer manufacturer. But I did, and I'm glad.

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Lost And Found

In the Quilter's Review Forums this week, you'll find a new forum: Lost And Found. It's where to turn when you're looking for a pattern, a quilting Web site, a quilting product, or anything quilting-related.

Ducky44 is looking for the pattern called Log Cabin Splendor -- anyone know where she can find it?

Help Ducky44 find Log Cabin Splendor, or ask for help finding something you've lost. Just drop by the Lost And Found forum. You don't have to log in to read the messages!

FORUM TIP: For help, click the link that says "I need help using the forums." It's in the upper-right-hand section of every forum page.