littlehud

Thanks for sharing. I signed up.

joeyoz

Sewnsewer2, do you have DSL or dial-up? That could make a big difference. Go back to the beginning of this post and go back to the link. You should be able to click on, sign in with your e-mail and password you signed up with, click log on and it should start downloading. Some of the pages take a little longer to load than others. You gotta have a little patience.

Hopefully this works for you.

Joey

wvdek

Thanks I signed up also. Oh to go on just one of those trips. Alas, I think it is not in the cards. Oh well.

amandasgramma

Am I missing something here??? :? It seems to be a travel book rather than a quilting book??? Is that all it is.....travels for quilters? I thought it would be a quilting magazine!?!?

ladybugquilter

I agree. Not at all what I thougth it would be. Oh well at least it was free and no I can unscribe :roll:

camillacamilla

It really isn't at all what I thought it would be. I don't think I will even bother to read through the thing and am glad I didn't spend any money on it.

tlrnhi

Sew Many Places signed up on the board here and was talking in chat about this magazine. Saying something about being invovled with all the "famous" quilters and such.
I wasn't really impressed in the beginning and I'm guessing my hunch was right.

CindyBee

I checked it out and won't be going back as it has nothing of value to me. If I had an extra $6 or $7k lying around to spend on quilting, it would not be spent on an African safari, but on a longarm. The format and content were so annoying that I stopped reading after a few pages. Just my 2cents.

ginnie6

I registered and looked at it too. It did seem more like a travel magazine than a quilt one. But thank you anyway!

Piedmont Quilter

My thoughts exactly - Don't get me wrong, I would LOVE to take one of the "quilting trips", but since I don't have the money to, I would rather see quilting info such as patterns, new fabrics and how-to stuff. I'll give it one more issue then unsubscribe.