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  1. 07-20-2015, 06:08 PM #1
    Latrinka
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    Quote Originally Posted by AnnaF View Post
    For $10.00 I would subscribe too to give it a try but where do I find that link to do that along with American Patchwork mag?
    Not sure, but I think each mag subscription is separate?
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  2. 07-21-2015, 09:20 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Latrinka View Post
    Not sure, but I think each mag subscription is separate?
    Yes, they are, but still seems a good deal. I subbed to the Primitive one, long time til it starts tho.
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  3. 07-21-2015, 05:01 PM #3
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    It is a great magazine. You will love it.
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  4. 07-20-2015, 02:01 PM #4
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    It is actually NOT a "new" magazine ... it's been out for at least 5 years or so. I've subscribed for several years and really enjoy it. I gave my SIL a subscription and it has become her favorite mag also. I think they do still have a booth at the Houston IQF each year, so keep an eye out for them !
    It is a little more $ than some other quilt mags, but IMHO so well worth it. Lots of warm and cozy quilt patterns by well known designers, great wool projects, stitchery and decor that you won't find in any of the other cookie-cutter magazines ...
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  5. 07-20-2015, 02:58 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by debbieoh View Post
    Got info today from Read for a cure and they have a Quilt magazine called Primitive Quilts and projects listed. I have Never heard or seen it before so did a search. Hey for $10 I ordered it along with American patchwork quilting. here's the primitive quilting website address they have alot of really nice FREE patterns I for one have never seen.

    https://www.primitivequiltsandprojects.com/
    Enjoy!
    debbei
    Couldn't find this special offer on the magazine site so went to the Read for a Cure site:

    http://www.myreadforthecure.com/home/index

    On home page, click on $10 and under in the column on the left-each is a separate offer:

    on the first page of $10, scroll down to AP&Q-

    go to pg 3 for PQ&P-

    OR, put the name of ea mag in the Search field and they'll come up. Each is for a 1 year sub. Tried to find a review of the site with no luck but one could spend a small fortune there!! I get AP&Q now so will just get the PQ&P one.
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  6. 07-21-2015, 06:09 AM #6
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    Thank You for the link. I love this magazine. I subscribed several years ago then stopped. At this price and no shipping what a deal.
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  7. 07-25-2015, 07:43 AM #7
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    Thanks for sharing..
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  8. 11-06-2015, 03:53 PM #8
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    Prims are a lot of fun! Nobody will notice if you made 1, 2 or 10 mistakes.

    I was in a "Ornie" exchange one Christmas. I sent out 21 and got 21 back. I had a "Prim Tree" that year that was really cute.

    If you want to try a easy craft that is very forgiving, this is it!

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