at Mark Lipinski's blog:

It’s Official!
September 24, 2009 at 9:05 pm


Just an FYI: As of yesterday, I have resigned from my position with New Track Media and am no longer connected with Quilter’s Home magazine in any way. I am also discontinuing any involvement with Quilt Out Loud, QNNtv.com, and Quilter’s Club of America.

Never fear: More is in the works and bigger and better things will be happening for me (and us) so keep checking out my blog and web site for updates on where you can find my next patterns, projects, fabrics, videos, shows, articles, lectures, classes, and books (and, who knows, maybe even bigger surprises!)

Quilt on, cupcakes, and do what you love!

xoxom (maybe I can actually hang out here a little more!)



Just when I find a magazine I like. Have anyone else heard any more about it?

Maria

Thanks for posting this - I was going to renew my subscription, but now, I'm not so sure.

Do you think it's for real? He just started the Quilt Out Loud.

Good Grief, I liked Quilt Out Loud. I wonder what got all their britches in a wad to come to this? :roll: New Track Media owns Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting magazine too.

i never heard of him so i guess i dodged that bullet. :lol:

:shock: :shock: :shock: Who??

LOL!!!

Mark Lipinki is or was the editor of one of the quilting magazines. Here is a link:

http://www.quiltershomemag.com/index.html

Is one of those that you either love or hate. I love it. He has a very liberal style and very open. I didn't like his on-line show very much, but watched it often.

Maria

Well, I was just on the Quilt Out Loud web site and he is no longer listed as a host . . . huh, wonder what's up.

There is no word about what happened, but I heard or read today at the Pickle road studio, Mark's Yahoo group, that they have shows until february. after then they will find a new co-host. Don't quote me, but that was the talk of the day at the group.

Yikes, I love that magazine. Now what is going to happen to my subscription? I wonder what happened.

I thought he was what made the magazine really stand out...hmmmmm