IMHO best free gift ever!
#12
My DH just surprised me with a new subscription to American Quilters Society and in with the membership card was a free bookmark. But not just any paper bookmark. This one is one of the smartest little inventions I can remember in a long time.
You fold it over the page you want to mark and the back has a magnet that holds the bookmark in place.
I just love this simple ingenuity!
I am one lucky girl.
peace
You fold it over the page you want to mark and the back has a magnet that holds the bookmark in place.
I just love this simple ingenuity!
I am one lucky girl.
peace
#17
QCofA is the on line part of Fons & Porter magazine.
You can search each one and see the difference.
imho, AQS is more geared toward new techniques and education in a more professional way. I don't like to use the word advanced concepts, but it does have a lot of techniques that most quilters will never challenge themselves with. I have learned so much from this magazine, and have always found something to try. I think it is the cream on top of the milk.
#19
As we speak my little treasure of a book mark is in Varney the Vampire or, The feast of Blood, by James Malcome Rymer.
It is a colossal book comprised of 'penny dreadfuls , published in 1845
Penny Dreadfuls are chapters written and sold in the streets for a penny. Every week there was a new chapter.
There are the precurser to Bram Stoker
It is a colossal book comprised of 'penny dreadfuls , published in 1845
Penny Dreadfuls are chapters written and sold in the streets for a penny. Every week there was a new chapter.
There are the precurser to Bram Stoker
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