Yes...another quilting magazine question.
#14
I just currently let mine subscription run out. But it is in my opinion a good magazine. But theres so many that I like so now I just ick them up at the store when I see a mag that interests me. I feel with subscriptions I get issues that I really dont want I would rather pay newstand price than to have an issue that I dont really want.
#15
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This is the one magazine subscription I have kept. I really do like it alot. BUT.... I have decided like many others, once current subscription runs out, not to renew. I will just but at my local grocery store WHEN and ONLY WHEN I really must have it!!!!!! I need more room for my fabric stash and not so much a magazine stash! Once I get them I can't get of rid of them... I might need it one day! ha!
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that quilt magazine also has a website that you can check out. there are plenty of free patterns, previews of the current issues of their magazines and all sorts of helpful tips.
take a look at their website and see if you would be interested in their projects.
http://www.allpeoplequilt.com
take a look at their website and see if you would be interested in their projects.
http://www.allpeoplequilt.com
#17
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Originally Posted by susie-susie-susie
I like all the magazines. For the life of me, I can't understand why folks complain that there are too many ads. I love the ads, and like to see what is new out there.
Sue
Sue
#18
Originally Posted by Prism99
It's such a matter of personal opinion, there is no definitive answer.
Currently there is no quilting magazine that I really love. I buy an issue only if there is at least one quilt in it that I would actually like to make.
Currently there is no quilting magazine that I really love. I buy an issue only if there is at least one quilt in it that I would actually like to make.
#20
Go to a bookstore and glance through one. I do like that particular magazine, it would cost more to buy one pattern and there's usually something I like in every one, the ads help keep you up to date on the latest quilting items out there. When there's no ads, it's called a book and costs a lot more, the ads help keep our price down.
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