Which quilting / sewing magazine
#32
Originally Posted by BessieSurtees
I was sent that avatar in an email a few years ago...it is rather good :D
Someone somewhere is a very clever bunny to have made that avatar..
Mags..
I like having a magazine in my hand so I can read it while enjoying a cup of tea..so online are very good, but I like the real thing :D
:)
Someone somewhere is a very clever bunny to have made that avatar..
Mags..
I like having a magazine in my hand so I can read it while enjoying a cup of tea..so online are very good, but I like the real thing :D
:)
#33
i really like Quilter's Newsletter. It has some patterns etc, but also has some interesting articles and observations. Not just pattern based.
I also borrow mags from the local library. This year I am giving THEM a subscription to a quilt mag. Have had local quilt guilds do the same.
that way i was able to preview them all and figure out which ones I wanted to subscribe to on my own. enjoy !
I also borrow mags from the local library. This year I am giving THEM a subscription to a quilt mag. Have had local quilt guilds do the same.
that way i was able to preview them all and figure out which ones I wanted to subscribe to on my own. enjoy !
#34
Originally Posted by BessieSurtees
do you read ?
Over here in the UK we don't seem to have many sewing magazines :cry:
I have signed up to get Stitch magazine and Quick Quilts which I believe is an American publication (?)
Just wondering which mags I'm missing out on..?
Well today I was thinking how I should get rid of some magazines but they would be so so expensive to send to you. If I find a cheap way I will.
Have a quilter friend flying back soon but she is at maximum with wt.
:XD:
Over here in the UK we don't seem to have many sewing magazines :cry:
I have signed up to get Stitch magazine and Quick Quilts which I believe is an American publication (?)
Just wondering which mags I'm missing out on..?
Well today I was thinking how I should get rid of some magazines but they would be so so expensive to send to you. If I find a cheap way I will.
Have a quilter friend flying back soon but she is at maximum with wt.
:XD:
#37
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 2,061
I used to take nearly all the quilt magazines but have been disappointed with the advertising, the cost of subscribing, and the more recent patterns. I have a lot of books and I frequently make up my own patterns and because of the cost have dropped most of them. I do like Quiltmaker and have continued my subscription to that one.
#38
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Central Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
Posts: 7,695
You have the internet, and us. What do you need to spend on magazines for? lol! :thumbup: I find lots of them in second hand stores. I even found the first issue of quilter's Newsletter!
#39
Originally Posted by nantucketsue
I have given up on subscriptions, but buy the occasional magazine. There are too many advertisements and long winded articles I subscribe to The Quilt Show and QNN and there are some excellent tutorials on the worldwideweb.
#40
Hi Bessie,
Google www.contentedcat.co.uk and scroll down to magazines.
Joyce, who runs this site is brilliant and will try and get what you are after. You can subscribe or just buy a one off copy and you can click and see the index on most copies!
Have you got loads of snow, we have had a fair bit last night here in Hampshire.!
I like Fabric Trends and McCalls Quilting and any once a year Christmas Mags.
Good luck, Regards, Dot.
Google www.contentedcat.co.uk and scroll down to magazines.
Joyce, who runs this site is brilliant and will try and get what you are after. You can subscribe or just buy a one off copy and you can click and see the index on most copies!
Have you got loads of snow, we have had a fair bit last night here in Hampshire.!
I like Fabric Trends and McCalls Quilting and any once a year Christmas Mags.
Good luck, Regards, Dot.
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