I understand that Foundation Piecer magazine turned into Quilting with Style Magazine. I'm assuming the magazine isn't published anymore as they only seem to sell back issues http://www.quiltswithstyle.com ??

Are there any other quilting magazines published that specialize in paper piecing? If anyone has any back issues of either the Foundation Piecer or Quilting with Style they'd part with PM me.

I have about 13 Foundation Piecers and love them.

Anyone know why the magazine isn't around anymore?

If it is patterns you're hunting the quilters cache has many PP patterns. You have to go thru the patterns to find them as there is no way to search for pp.

http://www.quilterscache.com/QuiltBlocksGalore.html

Wow, that's a great site. Thanks, I'll bookmark it.

Oh i probably have some myself but i love them also and am not ready to part with them. :)

I don't know about magazines, but Joann's fabric has a few books on it, one with over a hundred blocks. good luck!

I found this magazine online, and they were selling their back issues, so I bought 6. I have them, but haven't used them yet. If I find I don't want them, I'll let you know. Send me a PM with your info, and I could send you the ones I end up not keeping.

Yes, I saw their back issues bundles and was thinking about it. I see some pop up on ebay too. I'll PM you, thanks.

Penny, I don't want a paper piecing book, these magazines are what I'm focused on..but thanks anyway.

the mags are fabulous. sorry they are no more. i even bought two or three of their little booklets too. great patterns in them also. i remember one is foundation pieced Nature Quilts. love it but haven't done any out of it yet. too little time, etc.
http://www.quiltswithstyle.com/catal...&products_id=7

Does anyone have issue 41 of Quilts with syle from 2003?
I have part 2 of Backyard Beauties quilt that I want to make and desperately need the pattern pieces from part 1.
thanks

Where did Quilts With Style magazine go?
 

As you guessed, there is no more Quilts With Style . The editors, Liz Schwartz and Stephen Siefert started up a webstore instead called equiltpatterns.com and they sell hundreds of patterns.