If someone asked you if you wanted SOME quilt magazines
#21
Lucky you!
I once answered an ad on craigslist for free quilting magazines - had no idea how many.
Lady gave me her address, and I was amazed that she had 10 grocery bags filled with magazines. All sorted according to date and magazine title. I was one happy camper going through all those (and still have some around). THat was a couple years ago, and have since passed on most of them to others.
Enjoy!
I once answered an ad on craigslist for free quilting magazines - had no idea how many.
Lady gave me her address, and I was amazed that she had 10 grocery bags filled with magazines. All sorted according to date and magazine title. I was one happy camper going through all those (and still have some around). THat was a couple years ago, and have since passed on most of them to others.
Enjoy!
#24
Originally Posted by DA Mayer
how many do you think some is? :?: Well, it turned out to be 5 boxes of all kinds of magazines. :!:
Going to divide it between the 8 quilters in our family. :thumbup:
Going to divide it between the 8 quilters in our family. :thumbup:
#26
Originally Posted by cjomomma
Boy oh boy I would not have expected that many. Have fun sorting them out, I know I would. LOL!!
#27
I recently posted on craigslist and freecycle that I had a box of Ladies Circle Patchwork Quilts from the 1980's and 1990's and did not get a response until weeks and weeks after. They were in great condition and a-once-in-a-lifetime resource. There has not been another magazine that focused on certain parts of the country in their main articles. Nowadays, I photocopy anything I want to keep our of a magazine because I know that eventually, I'll pass them on--there will always be a newbie around to enjoy them.
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