I have written before about my penchant for reading fiction, especially what some people would call beach reads or bodice rippers Recently, I hit the jackpot at a used bookstore. I got twelve books and each of them was less than $1 in price.
Photo © Connie G. Barwick
I shopped the bargain bins. I found lots of biographies, but most of the books I got were fiction. A few of them were, in fact, what my dad would have called "trashy novels."
If, like me, you are a fan of not-quite-Pulitzer-worthy novels, proclaim it to the world with your very own Trashy Novel bookmark. I stitched mine on cream-colored Aida with Sullivan floss. You may want to use plastic canvas or perforated paper.
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Photo © Connie G. BarwickI shopped the bargain bins. I found lots of biographies, but most of the books I got were fiction. A few of them were, in fact, what my dad would have called "trashy novels."
If, like me, you are a fan of not-quite-Pulitzer-worthy novels, proclaim it to the world with your very own Trashy Novel bookmark. I stitched mine on cream-colored Aida with Sullivan floss. You may want to use plastic canvas or perforated paper.
More Free Bookmark Projects: Stay up-to-date with when new free patterns and articles are added to About.com Cross Stitch. Subscribe to the About.com Cross Stitch Newsletter today.
Comments
What do you do with them after you read them? I love bodice rippers, lol, but they are super expensive here. Let’s make a deal!