Favorite Quilting magazine
01-11-2011, 09:04 AM
#92
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Quilt Sampler is my favorite also. Pictures and instructions all together and soooooo many ideas that my imagination just wanders on and on.
I believe Quilt Sampler only comes out twice a year...Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter. It is published by Better Homes & Gardens.
Originally Posted by ghostrider
Originally Posted by cherrybsixty
I like 'QUILTER SAMPLER', it is issued quarterly and it introduce LQS all across the US.
01-11-2011, 10:35 AM
#94
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Thank you to all of you who answered.
I got a better idea of what to expect of each magazines.
A dear friend from this forum offered to send me some old issues of her favorite magazines so I can take a look.
I found many of your inputs very interesting and helpful.
Hugs,
I got a better idea of what to expect of each magazines.
A dear friend from this forum offered to send me some old issues of her favorite magazines so I can take a look.
I found many of your inputs very interesting and helpful.
Hugs,
01-11-2011, 11:08 AM
#95
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After subscribing to too many, I found what I really want is inspiration, not patterns that are too difficult, or duplicates of what I have in books. I narrowed my sub. down to Quilter's Home for the joyous approach and the reviews of new gadgets, and Quilting Arts for pure visual encouragement. I always flip through new mags at the news stands, and occ. buy one if it has something special. The newsletters online are always full of new ideas too and they are free.
01-11-2011, 01:25 PM
#96
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Originally Posted by Mamagus
I personally think the digital subscription to Quilter's World is the best deal around. 15.00USD and you can download back issues for two years and everything that comes out for the year ahead (as they become available). Then sit at the computer (and we all know us quilt boarders are good at that) and browse. You can print just the pattern you want. SAVE a tree! Or even better just keep your laptop open on your sewing table and follow the directions on the screen and SAVE another tree!!
01-11-2011, 01:27 PM
#97
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after years of having my kids buy me EVERY magazine subscription there is, i'm letting them all run out and only keeping Fons & Porter and Quiltmaker. only because i like the format.
i won't live long enough to read the ones i already have. as for instruction or inspiration, i get all i want and more on the internet.
i won't live long enough to read the ones i already have. as for instruction or inspiration, i get all i want and more on the internet.
01-11-2011, 03:31 PM
#99
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Originally Posted by Mary M
I love "The Quilter" have made more quilts from it than any other magazine. I just oredered "Quilt" because they were offering 6 issues for $9.96! Best price for a quilt mag. that I have seen for a long time. Hoping it is a good one.
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