crafty pat

I used to take most of them but have stopped all but Fan's and Porter love of quilting. Quilt World. Quilters News Letter, McCalls Quilting and Quick Quilts. There was not much to interest me in any of my latest ones so if they don't get better I am going to drop them all.

quiltstringz

This is the way I do I aso

Carol34446

Block and Quilt World are my two favorites, and easy quilt too.

wildyard

I like getting the magazine online, then I can print any pattern I really want and don't have to deal with all the repeats.

nannyrick

I totally agree. I have spent enough money on mags, when you can get FREE ones all over.

Lyncat

I loved Quilt Life, but they quit publishing.

Latrinka

Same here, used to get American Patchwork, seldom made anything in them, mostly just enjoyed looking at em, so now I pick up fons & porter at library or quilting books for free, also get most ideas free, have never bought a pattern.

oklahomamom2

I don't subscribe to any magizines right know but have thought about it in the past but really didn't know what magazine to get. I think one after noon I may have to go look at some and see what I want to get.

AnnT

I was getting 3 different magazines a few years ago and found I never found time to go through them all. Some issues just didn't appeal to me. Now I browse through them when I see them or if I see a pattern online (mostly here! :-) ). I'll buy one if what's inside is something want and can't find it anywhere else and usually buy the digital copy if available.

pal

All of the Australian quilt & project magazines are wonderful. If I COULD, that's what I'd buy for myself. However, the subscriptions are so expensive that they are out of the question - like $90 a year. I don't even buy individual ones anymore - but love looking through them at Barnes & Noble.
Quiltmaker and Quiltmaker for Kids are always fun to look through.