Anyone else bored with Quilt Magazines
#201
Another thing that bothers me about today's quilt magazines is the quilts they show are more toward beginners & have the "city" look to them. I still like traditional done in new ways. Maybe we've seen it all by now. And like many others on here I really prefer to brouse on-line. Also agree with quiltingaddictUK bout Quilter's world. I just recently learned that you don't have to take the subscription just to get the digital.
#206
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Texas
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Bored, not so much, just overwhelmed. For a while I was taking five quilting magazines, and it just got to be too much. So, I've decided to let them all lapse - it's not as if I didn't have enough ideas already - I have enough for at least two lifetimes -and as if you folks didn't keep me revved up about some new project every time I come online. <G> Who needs magazines?
#207
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: central Indiana
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I don't take any quilting magazines anymore, and very rarely do I check them out of the library or even glance at the when at the grocery store. I have never made a project from one...it seems I get more than enough ideas at the LQS. And, it seems like the last time I leafed through one, it was mostly ads. Can't say that I miss them.
#209
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Posts: 29
i have so many books i dont know what to do with all of them . Same ole thing in everyone of them. i have some really old ones that my great Aunt gave me they have ever thing that the news ones do , just better pictures . hmmm bored with them also . Barbara in Tx
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