If I can only subscribe to one quilting magazine?
 

Bearing in mind that I am definitely not into complicated quilts as I only do them to give for charity .... but would like other small projects included in the magazine for me to enjoy - do you have any suggestions?

Quilters World. It is full of good patterns and well written directions. I enjoy Quilters' Newsletter Magazine because I love the detailed designs and they have some advanced designs. I love going to the 'big' shows and the one of a kind quitls there. Magazines are all good and full of tips and patterns

Quilts & More. Not only does it have quilts, but it has quick projects, many smaller items that are just plain fun to make! However, as far as I know, they don't offer subscription service, so I have to get it from JoAnn's when I see it. I'm sure it's available in other places.

I only get two now, use to get them all. Quiltmaker and Block. Quiltmaker is a yearly gift subscription from a friend. Block has the less complicated, easier made quilts and a nice story to read about each pattern.

I agree with the Quilter's World magazine.

However Quilts & More, and Quick Quilts are two good magazines
for you to try.

The Quilt Pattern Magazine. ( TQPM). Great content, patterns, help, community. It's the only one I've subscribed to for the past 4 years. I do get American Quilter-- it's automatic with my American Quilter Society (AQS) membership. But TQPM is the one I pay for, subscribe to on purpose. :)

I subscribe to Quilter's World when they had a special (access to 12 years of magazines online) but I really like McCall's Quick Quilts. You might go online and see if any of the current magazines look interesting.

For me it would be Quilters Newsletter

I've eliminated all but my favorite American Patchwork & Quilting-love it and price is great!

I get several and may be phasing out some. Mc Call's used to be a favorite but not so much lately. BH&G American Patchwork and Quilting is nice but I think my favorite is Primitive Quilts and Projects.