The Quilter Magazine
#12
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Ashtabula County, Ohio NE Corner
Posts: 377
check out this web page. It explains it all. It affects a lot of magazines as well. http://www.scrapbookupdate.com/2014/...es-bankruptcy/
#13
I intensely dislike e-mags. Won't subscribe, only paper for me. The patterns that I am interested in in paper copies get torn out and filed. I have yet to see a pattern in e-mag that appeals. Is it the colors? The feel? I understand saving trees and am all for that but don't take away my magazines. Please.
#14
Super Member
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Tippy-top of a ridge in WV
Posts: 6,355
I am so grateful that in the magazine dept., I am to be considered a hoarder and I part with very few of them. I have mags. that were discontinued years ago and I am so glad I kept them. Just let the grid go down and what have we got?? Nothing.
#15
In the link provided by Garysgal, The Quilter is listed as one of the mags owned by the company that went bankrupt. The link says they filed for bancruptcy with only $75 in their account. So the magazine is gone and also probably no hope of recovering your subscription balance. Sorry!
#16
Nothing but our minds, imaginations and our very talented hands... like all the women who have quilted through the centuries! And don't forget our TREADLES!!
#18
Power Poster
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Lowell, MA
Posts: 14,083
It's too bad that magazines have to file for bankruptcy, but in this current economy, people are more discretionary in their extra expenditures. A couple magazines that I used to subscribe to went to digital only and since I was not happy about that, I didn't renew my magazine. I know I'm old school, however, I like to hold a quilt magazine in my hands when reading and also when working on projects from a digital magazine, I can't carry the computer into my sewing room. The computer can do a lot for quilters, but I don't believe digital magazines was the way to go.
#19
Super Member
Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: kansas
Posts: 6,407
I had that problem with Fons and Porter. I had downloaded one issue to see if I liked the digital version and decided that I really really did NOT!! But I stopped getting the paper version after that. Took two emails and a phone call before they straightened it out and I still missed one issue completely. They did extend my subscription--which I am not going to bother renewing when it runs out.
#20
Super Member
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: in the heart of the awl
Posts: 1,015
It makes me hesitate to order a subscription to any of the quilting magazines. I'm afraid they will go under too. So far I only lost one issue of Sew It today and I did take an electronic subscription to a crochet magazine but I think I will just keep buying quilt magazines at the store if I see one I like.
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