Shari1967

Quilter's Home Magazine.
I like it because it has stuff to read about not just a ton of patterns. There are 3 patterns each issue but I really enjoy the articles about the quilters, designers, etc.... it's a "fun" magazine IMO.

quiltingshe

"Quilt" has been my favorite for years. I like scrappy, and they usually have at least one pattern in each issue. They are more traditional, not so artsy.

dorilou58

You are right on with Half Pticed Books...Their used quilt magazines are 50 cents where I go!

mmonohon

I bought "quick quilts" for my sis who is just learning. I myself like "quilt".

stitchinwitch

Did they always charge for shipping? I don't remember that. The issues that feature different patterns, and only PART of the pattern is featured, and you will have to buy 3 or 4 issues to get the entire patter - THAT is what I stay away from!.

Extreme Quilter

I used to go insane for magazines when I first began quilting seriously and at one time subscribed to as many as seven at one time. But I have let all of them go except for only two that are near and dear to my heart: "Quilting Arts" and "American Quilter."

thseabreze

I like McCalls, and Fons and Porter...McCalls, was the first one I ordered, and they have lots of nice patterns, and templates included. I get a couple others, but they are not as good as far as patterns.

QuiltswithConvicts

Quilter's Home has become my fav. I have been buying it since the first issue. Below is the link to the site where I posted about the QH article on the Quilting Program that I supervise. While there, you can see what they've got in the mag. Not many patterns, but tons of quilty talk, inspiration & just plain fun!

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-88660-1.htm

Jordan

I think the "Quilt" magazine is great and very affordable. I just subscribed to the magazine as it is only $9.96 for a year with I believe 6 issues. That is a good price.

Mkotch

I have made more quilts out of BHG's American Patchwork and Quilting than any of the magazines I subscribe to, but I enjoy Quilter's Newsletter for keeping me up on "the cutting edge." I have let my subscriptions to The Quilt Life expire because it was dull and Quilters Home expire because I hated the writing style.