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WOW, hubby is a keeper
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Originally Posted by ube quilting
(Post 6216966)
My DH just surprised me with a new subscription to American Quilters Society and in with the membership card was a free bookmark. But not just any paper bookmark. This one is one of the smartest little inventions I can remember in a long time.
You fold it over the page you want to mark and the back has a magnet that holds the bookmark in place. I just love this simple ingenuity! I am one lucky girl. peace |
Very nice ..Oh happy day
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Could someone tell me the difference between American Quilters Society vs. Quilter's Club of America?
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Don't know much about the magazine, but it seems you have a great hubby.
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I have one myself and really like how it works. Great husband to get exactly what you want and need.
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Originally Posted by MarleneC
(Post 6220850)
Could someone tell me the difference between American Quilters Society vs. Quilter's Club of America?
QCofA is the on line part of Fons & Porter magazine. You can search each one and see the difference. imho, AQS is more geared toward new techniques and education in a more professional way. I don't like to use the word advanced concepts, but it does have a lot of techniques that most quilters will never challenge themselves with. I have learned so much from this magazine, and have always found something to try. I think it is the cream on top of the milk. |
I bet its in a book!!
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As we speak my little treasure of a book mark is in Varney the Vampire or, The feast of Blood, by James Malcome Rymer.
It is a colossal book comprised of 'penny dreadfuls , published in 1845 Penny Dreadfuls are chapters written and sold in the streets for a penny. Every week there was a new chapter. There are the precurser to Bram Stoker |
You can buy bookmarks in Barnes & Noble that are little magnets that fold over the page. I would be constantly loosing my page if I didn't use those.
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