A book review from Mary is like a generous gift. We all know she writes such wonderful book reviews, and I think we really do trust her recommendations. So when Mary reviews your latest book, it quite simply changes your day in a magnificent way!
Two days ago I woke to a flurry of orders in my inbox, and then I realised why: Mary Corbet of Needle’nThread had reviewed my book Smøyg: Pattern Darning from Norway.
So if you’re wanting a reliable, and non-biased opinion on my latest book, hop on over to Needle’nThread and see what Mary has to say about it.
You can order your copy from me here, or support your local needlework store by asking them to get it in for you. Supporting small business is always appreciated by small business owners.
And when you’ve had a good look through come back to me at Vetty Creations and order the supplies pack for the project/s you’ve decided to make. Of particular note is that the Misti bookmark supplies pack comes in a few extra colours not shown in the book.
Thank you again, Mary, for your generous review!
White Threads is the blog of Yvette Stanton, the author, designer, publisher behind Vetty Creations' quality needlework books and embroidery products.
Hi!
So this has nothing to do with Mary Corbet, but I thought I would share something with you. I am a long time follower of your blog, and have enjoyed the number of your books that I own. You write very well, with excellent pictures. I also live in the small town of Middlebury, in the US state of Vermont, which is also pretty small. Imagine my surprise, seeing your latest book Smoyg in my local bookstore! I bought it immediately, hoping to show them I they had a market for it. Your words travel far. I hope you still get a reasonable amount of money from my purchase.
Thank you,
Kris
Hi Kris, Thanks for buying my book and for supporting your local bookstore! Yes, I do receive money from your purchase, and as well as supporting my family it goes back into the business, funding the creation of my next book. Thanks so much for writing to let me know. It’s lovely to know that someone far away from me enjoys the fruit of my labour. Have a great day! Yvette