Quilter's Book Bundle- Morbidly Yours

Have you ever wanted to creatively document the books you read? Try creating a quilt block with fabrics matching the book cover.

Immerse yourself in the magical world of books with the Quilter’s Book Bundle. The Bundle includes the novel Morbidly Yours in paperback, 3 coordinating fat eighths (fabric measuring 9" X 22"), a Ohio Star quilt block pattern, matching high quality Aurifil 50wt cotton thread, a tassled wooden bookmark for a quilty bookworm, and an erasable pen to document your own creative story!

Bundle includes:

• Paperback book
• 3 fat eighths
• Ohio Star quilt block pattern with easy-to-follow, full color instructions
• Matching high quality Aurifil 50wt cotton thread
• Unique wooden bookmark with a bookish and quilty design and a tassel (color will vary)
• Erasable Frixion pen (color will vary) that can be used on fabric and paper

ABOUT MORBIDLY YOURS

TikTok sensation Morbidly Yours, an opposites-attract romantic dramedy about a shy, demisexual Irish mortician who must marry by his 35th birthday to keep his beloved family business, and the Texan widow escaping her past who moves in next door.

Falling for the wrong person? Bury your feelings.

Painfully shy Callum Flannelly would rather dive into an open grave than take a stranger to dinner. But he can only inherit the family undertaking business under one condition: He must marry before his 35th birthday. Texan animator Lark Thompson moved to Galway, Ireland, to restart her life and career, not be reminded of losing her husband by moving in next to a funeral home.  

But when she learns of Callum’s dilemma, Lark’s certain she can help him find The One, even if she’s sworn off love herself. Though as the dating project progresses and Lark spends more time with straight-laced, sarcastic Callum, he starts to crack the ice around her grieving heart. And the more joy that vivacious Lark brings to Callum’s grey existence, the less he can imagine letting her return to Texas.

If they think they can ignore their connection, they’re dead wrong.